One of the great temples in india.Definitely worth a leisurely trip. More

Do take a walk around the complex in the night when shoppes and dwellers are closing. More

Awesome architecture, some amazing carvings and a fascinating insight into the Hindu religion. Tourists are allowed to go everywhere except the inner sanctum, and there is so much to see here. It is a site of great religious significance and buzzing with devotion. To get the most of your visit to the temple, I recommend you hire a guide -... More

this is 2000 years old cultural heritage . one of the largest temple complex of its kind in India having four massive gateways . Hall of thousand pillars add glory to this uniquely painted temple.when you tap the musical pillars carved out of stones, each pillar produces different musical notes. More

well maintained, well used, worth ur money. it was one day of the big celebration so it was bustling with live. More

We were looking forward to going to see the Meenakshi temple and it was as beautiful as we though, but as with the rest of the temples in the area it is a business, so it kind of cheapened the experience More

The temple is definitely a spectacle, however, foreigners cannot enter the inner parts. This means that as a non-Hindu, you are limited to the outer walkways and few shrine rooms. These areas are still spectacular and quite crowded with devotees - a unique cultural experience. We felt that even though we were not allowed to see the heart of the... More

The temple architecture is just magnificient however the organisation to get in and out of the temple is a bit complicated and other temples are cleaner. More

One of the most impressive temples I've seen in India, and one of the highlights of our tour of South India. Allow at least a couple of hours to view the temple. More