It is necessary to go in Thanjavur just to see this temple. This is improbably peace and fine place. In this rare temple nobody will push away you as non-hindu and where it is really possible to meditate, pray and simply to walk. More

This will be a shor review - you must see this temple. Built about 1000 yearsa ago, it is a marvel of engineering of that time and wonderful that it is still standing (and functioning). It is not a large temple so it is easier to "digest" than someof the others in Tamil Nadu. Very quiet and serene, it is... More

The temple was easy accessible abd very impressive. Going in and out is very organised. I can't forgot the carving I saw there More

Travel back to Chola era at the BIIIIIG Temple. Best time to visit is at sunset. The place looks great during sun set and if you are a camera freak this is the time to go there. This is more of a tourist place than a temple. Overall experience is great. More

If this is the "big temple" in Thanjavur that I think it is, then this was my favorite (after two months in India, visiting lots of "temple towns"). Most Indian Hindu temples are crowded, noisy, dirty, etc. This one is just the opposite. You could actually "meditate" here if you wanted to. Plus, unlike the gopurams at most other Hindu... More

very authentic, nice red stones and nice paintings More

This temple was built more than 1000 years ago and it still stands strong. It is well maintained and a must visit place in India. More

In fact this is my third visit to the temple and i saw under a full-moon. It was nothing short of magical. The grandeur of this temple can't be described in words. It has to be experienced. There has been continuous worship in this temple for more than one thousand years and it is amazing that it is as good... More

Great carvings, lovely structures. We went at sunset, and the colors were delightful. More