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Which city is known as the City of festivals?
Asked 04-Jul-2019
Updated 16-May-2023
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“Madurai” city in Tamil Nadu, is known as the ‘City of Festivals’. It is also known as the cultural capital of Tamil Nadu.
Madurai is located at the bank of River Vaigai. The city is also known as the City of Temples, among them, the most famous temple is Meenakshi Amman Temple is dedicated to goddess Parvati and her consort Lord Shiva. Madurai has also been the capital during the Pandyan Dynasty. It has been believed that the famous Meenakshi Amman temple was ransacked by the Muslim invader Malik Kafur in the 14th-century and the new structure have been built in the 17th-century again.
The city is also famous for its quality and quantity production of Jasmine flowers known as Madurai Malligai, which is mostly sent for export. The city was evolved as the political and industrial complex during the British Rule in the 19th and 20th centuries and become the district headquarters of districts which were even larger than Madurai.
The name City of Festival is because of numerous festivals celebrated in the city, among them few are Meenakshi Tirukalyanam, a 10-day annual festival celebrated during the month of April-May, and Jallikattu, a game of taming angry bulls, Pongal a three-day festival is one of the principal festivals of Madurai. It is a harvest festival that is celebrated in the month of January to pay a tribute to the Sun God for a good crop. Avanimoolam Festival which celebrates the coronation of Lord Shiva, Navratri, Festival of Cradle, Float Festival, and many more.
The official language of the city is Tamil, but Hindi and English were also spoken widely. Apart from the number of temples, the city is also famous for its renowned weaving mills and dyeing industries. ‘Chungadi’ the cotton sarees are the specialty of the city with a colorful tie and die designing over it. Along with this, the Handicrafts, Bronze items, Brassware, Wooden Toys are being the most bought souvenir of Madurai.
