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Thanjavur Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/thanjavur page 1 Max: Min: 21.5°C Rain: 13.0mm 25.60000038 Even now, the Thanjavur of the Cholas, 1469727°C Thanjavur Nayaks and Marathas manages to soar Mar An ancient city, rich in cultural and grandly above the dust and crowd of Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. humdrum modernity. Visitors will be historical heritage, Tanjore is an Max: Min: Rain: 15.0mm surprised by glimpses of ancient buildings 28.20000076 23.39999961 incredible destination where you 2939453°C 8530273°C on almost every street. Even auto drivers Apr can immerse yourself in the speak knowledgeably about politics and Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. culture, history and fine arts of classical music. This city is home to Max: Min: Rain: 32.0mm India. The city was ruled by the Famous For : City Brahadeeswara Temple, a UNESCO World 30.60000038 25.89999961 Chola empire who were immensely Heritage Site, built in the 11th Century AD. 1469727°C 8530273°C rich in fine arts and music that There are a number of other ancient May formed the very base of South Thanjavur formerly known as Tanjore, is a temples and forts in the city too. The city is Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, umbrella. city in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu recognized worldwide for its antiques and India. Brihadisvara Temple, Great Max: Min: Rain: 55.0mm and is located near the banks of Kaveri meticulous handicrafts. Tanjore is also the 32.20000076 26.39999961 Living Chola Temples, Thanjavur 293945°C 8530273°C River. It was once the capital of the mighty birth place of Carnatic music and Maratha Palace, Saraswathi Mahal Cholas and after the fall of Cholas, the city Bharathanatyam. Jun Library and Royal Palace Museum was ruled by various dynasties like Pandyas, Thanjavur is famous for artistic Thanjavur Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. are the major architectural Vijayanagar Empire, Madurai Nayaks, brass plate & for manufacture of Max: Min: Rain: 43.0mm 31.79999923 26.39999961 attractions of this heritage town. Thanjavur Nayaks, Thanjavur Marathas and musical instrument Veena. Both are unique 7060547°C 8530273°C in the world. the British Empire until independence. The Jul pursuits of these rulers are reflected in the Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, great monuments like Grand Anaicut, Big When To umbrella. Temple, Serfoji Palace and Saraswathi Mahal Max: Min: Rain: 55.0mm 29.89999961 26.10000038 Library, etc. in the district. 8530273°C 1469727°C VISIT Aug It is called the Rice Bowl of South India Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, because of its agricultural activities in the http://www.ixigo.com/weather-in-thanjavur-lp-1137894 umbrella. delta region of river Cauvery. This was a Max: Min: Rain: 105.0mm 29.39999961 25.60000038 kingdom so fertile that it was called the Jan 8530273°C 1469727°C ‘granary of the South’; elephants rather than Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. Sep oxen thrashed the abundant paddy. Rich Max: Min: Rain: 33.0mm Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, This Pdf and its contents are copyright © harvests, a lush country and a full river gave 23.70000076 20.60000038 umbrella. 2013,ixigo.com, all rights reserved. ixigo logo, the 2939453°C 1469727°C character and all other marks displayed herein are registered and/or common law trademarks of people the leisure and inclination for the Max: Min: Rain: 126.0mm ixigo.com and/or third parties. Feb 29.10000038 24.89999961 fine things of life: culture, religion, 1469727°C 8530273°C Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. architecture and literature. Thanjavur Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/thanjavur page 2 Oct residence of the Bhonsle family and is 613001, India Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, 613001, India Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, locally known as Aranmanai. Walk through umbrella. the queen’s courtyard and witness divine Max: 28.0°C Min: Rain: 165.0mm Royal Palace Museum Witness one of the most lavish indulgences 24.10000038 in Thanjavur or Tanjore is famous for scenes painted on the walls of the Durbar 1469727°C of the Chola temple architectures at the housing many important relics and artifacts Hall. Also, search for the underground Brihadishwara Temple. This is one of the Nov related to the history of Tanjore. The rich passage in this palace. There is also the largest temples in India and is rightly called Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, cultural heritage of Tanjore is kept alive in Royal Museum, a gallery and the Saraswati umbrella. the 'Big Temple'. It is also a UNESCO World the numerous paintings, statues, Mahal Library stationed within the palace Max: Min: Rain: 182.0mm Heritage Site. Made of huge granite 25.10000038 22.89999961 manuscripts that are on display in the complex. Multimedia shows are organised 1469727°C 8530273°C blocks, it has an enormous stone linga and a museum. Idols from famous temples like inside the museum, which are very huge monolithic Nandi (bull) as Dec Gangaikondacholapuram Temple and informative and gives information about the highlights. A part of the Sivaganga Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, Brihadeshwara Temple can be seen in the palace.  umbrella. Fort, this temple (1099 CE) is surrounded by palace museum. Apart from these, works of With intricate and beautiful architectural Max: Min: Rain: 115.0mm a dry moat and with an enormous entrance 23.79999923 21.10000038 glass are one of the most well-known pieces designs, it is an impeccable structure of teak 7060547°C 1469727°C arch. At the entrance, the temple elephant of the entire collection. and tile works, which has continued to blesses the pilgrims on their heads.  charm visitors from all over the world. 3 Thanjavur Royal Palace What To 4 Sangeetha Mahal SEE 5 Sights The temple sprawls across an expanse of http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-thanjavur-lp-1137894 33,000 sq ft. Unlike in most Tamil temples, 1 Brihadishwara Temple the entrance tower is shorter and less ornate than the one over the sanctum. The block of granite that perches atop this tower weighs 80 tonnes. In a feat of engineering, a 4-mile-long ramp was built to roll the cupola into place. The shrine of Goddess Brihan Nayaki, to the north of the sanctum, E. Main Road, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, is noteworthy not only for the beauty of the 613001, India idol but also for the exquisite stone Flaunting a marvelous spread of mural frescoes. Altogether, the temple houses no work, the Thanjavur Royal Palace less than 252 Shivalingams. was built during the Nayak rule and its construction was further carried on during Membalam Road, Balaganapathy 2 Royal Palace Museum the rule of the Marathas. It is the official Nagar, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu Thanjavur Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/thanjavur page 3 period displays a octagonal shaped Vimana. vegetarian restaurant. The thali here is both Tanjore Palace, Thanjavur, India Old Bus Stand, Thanjavur, Tamil The temple stands pompously in the city filling and comes at affordable prices, just Nadu, 613001, India Here’s a glimpse of the fine craftsmanship of built by Rajendra Chola to celebrate his the kind of food to keep you going even +91-436-2230457|+91-90420-26277 ancient Tanjore – successful march to the Ganges. It is a while you are away from home. Head here spectacular example of the Dravidian style for a meal between your sightseeing and Sangeetha Mahal. Located at the first floor How about some authentic South Indian architecture and makes for some striking temple-hopping trips. The ambience of the of the Thanjavur Palace, it has been food to kick start your morning? There pictures too. There are also numerous tiny restaurant is nice and the service is very strategically designed to manoeuvre sound couldn’t be a better way to start your day temples studded in the area. Don’t miss the fast. Overall, it is a good idea to visit this and avoid amplification. This is where skilled than with delicious dosas and fluffy idlis. shrine dedicated to the Goddess, the one restaurant.  performers used to showcase their talent Sree Aariya Bhavan serves a mouth watering with a colossal lion guarding the entrance. through dance and music performances, in treat on the traditional banana leaf at very Although less remains of the erstwhile 3 Karthik Restaurant the past. Today, it is an exhibition hall economical prices. Discover the flavours of capital city of the Cholas, this temple is well displaying varieties of handicrafts. The hall is South India in a traditional ambience and maintained and stands in all its glory. an example of the way art and culture were you will be asking for more of their freshly celebrated in Thanjavur. Be a part of this prepared amazing food!  creative delight and get mesmerized by Read up a bit on the Rajendra Chola and the artistic geniuses of that time. history of the city to make your visit even 2 Sri Venkateswara Lodge more exciting. Unlike most popular spots, Restaurant 5 Gangaikonda Cholapuram this place is devoid of large crowds and so Temple you can spend some relaxed time here. Where To South Rampart, Old Bus Stand, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, 613001, India Eat +91-4362-278662 5 Places Located right around the bus http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of-thanjavur-lp-1137894 terminal, Karthik Restaurant is a good place for a quick yet scrumptious 1 Sree Aariya Bhavan bite when you are around the place. There is No 60, Near Bus Stand, Cholapuram, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, lots of variety to choose from and the food Kumbakonam, Thanjavur, Tamil 613001, India is both delicious and economical.
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  • Section II: Periodic Report on the State of Conservation of the Great Living

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    PeriodicPeriodic ReportingReporting ExerciseExercise onon thethe ApplicationApplication ofof thethe WorldWorld HeritageHeritage ConventionConvention SectionSection--IIII State Party: Archaeological Survey of India Name of the Property: Brihadisvara temple, Thanjavur ArchaeologicalArchaeological SurveySurvey ofof IndiaIndia ChennaiChennai Circle,Circle, ChennaiChennai SectionSection--IIII State of conservation of specific world heritage properties State Party: Archaeological Survey of India Name of the Property: Brihadisvara temple, Thanjavur Executive Summary I.1 Introduction a. State Party b. Name of World Heritage Property c. Geographical co-ordinates to the nearest second d. Date of inscription on the World Heritage List e. Organization(s) or entity(ies) responsible for preparation of the report f. Date of the report g. Signature on behalf of State Party II.2 Statement of significance II.3 Statement of authenticity/integrity II.4 Management II.5 Factors affecting the property II.6 Monitoring II.7 Conclusions and recommended action a. Main conclusions regarding the state of the World Hertage values of the property(see items II.2 and II.3 above) b. Main conclusions egarding the management and factors affecting the property (see Items II.4 and II.5 above) c. Proposed future action/actions d. Responsible implementing agency/agencies e. Timeframe for implementation f. Needs for International Assistance II.8 Assessment of the Periodic Reporting exercise for Section II II.9 Documentation Attached II.1II.1 IntroductionIntroduction a Country(and State Party if different): India 001 . b Name of World Heritage Property:Brihadisvara temple, Thanjavur 002 . c In order to locate the property precisely, please attach a topographic 003 . map showing scale, orientation, projection, datum, site name date and graticule.