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Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science - [HITS]

Chennai , Tamil Nadu | COA , UGC , NBA , AIU Accredited

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₹ 2.2 Lakhs

₹ 1.17 Lakhs

Vivekananda Institute of Management Studies - [VIMS]

Coimbatore , Tamil Nadu | AICTE Accredited

Hallmark Business School - [HBS]

Tiruchirappalli , Tamil Nadu | AICTE Accredited

₹ 1.71 Lakhs

Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute

Chennai , Tamil Nadu | NBA Accredited

KV Institute of Management and Informations Studies - [KVIMIS]

Coimbatore , Tamil Nadu | AICTE , UGC Accredited

Anna University - [AU]

Chennai , Tamil Nadu | AICTE , UGC Accredited

₹ 1.25 Lakhs

Thiagarajar College

Madurai , Tamil Nadu

Anna Adarsh College for Women

Chennai , Tamil Nadu

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Shrimathi Devkunvar Nanalal Bhatt Vaishnav College for Women (Evening)

College of Engineering, Anna University - [CEG]

Chennai , Tamil Nadu | AICTE Accredited

Thiruvalluvar University - [TU]

Vellore , Tamil Nadu | UGC Accredited

Bharathiar University, School of Distance Education - [BU-SDE]

Coimbatore , Tamil Nadu | AICTE , UGC , DEB Accredited

Annamalai University, Directorate of Distance Education

Annamalai , Tamil Nadu | NCTE , UGC Accredited

Madurai Kamaraj University, Directorate of Distance Education - [MKUDDE]

Madurai , Tamil Nadu | UGC Accredited

Periyar University

Salem , Tamil Nadu | UGC Accredited

All India Institute of Management Studies - [AIIMAS]

Chennai , Tamil Nadu | DEB Accredited

Thiruthangal Nadar College

Annamalai University - [AU]

Chidambaram , Tamil Nadu | NCTE , DCI , AICTE , MCI , UGC Accredited

University of Madras

E.M.G. Yadava Women's College

Alagappa University

Karaikudi , Tamil Nadu | AICTE , UGC Accredited

Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi Viswa Mahavidyalaya - [SCSVMV University]

Kanchipuram , Tamil Nadu | AICTE , UGC , AIU Accredited

₹ 1.5 Lakhs

Nandha Engineering College - [NEC]

Erode , Tamil Nadu | AICTE , UGC , NBA Accredited

University of Madras, Institute of Distance Education

Chennai , Tamil Nadu | UGC Accredited

Mother Teresa Women's University

Dindigul , Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu Open University - [TNOU]

Chennai , Tamil Nadu | UGC , DEB Accredited

Madurai Kamaraj University - [MKU]

₹ 1.14 Lakhs

Arulmigu Palaniandavar College of Arts and Culture Palani

Palani , Tamil Nadu

Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal College - [APSA]

Tiruppattur , Tamil Nadu | UGC Accredited

Jaya College of Arts and Science - [JCAS]

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PILGRIMAGE TOURISM MANAGEMENT ISSUES AND CHALLENGES WITH REFERENCE TO TAMIL NADU

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The interconnectivity and exchange between pilgrimage and tourism is anessential part of human travel. Pilgrimage tourism is considered now as a strategy for heritage awakening, deeper experiences and transferring the religiosity into global humanism and spirituality.Travel or pilgrimage for mental peace and to gain knowledge about rich heritage or religious places in the country is an integral part of Indian culture and tradition. This study investigates the issues, challenges, cultural importance and development through pilgrimage tourism.The paper also deals with the features of pilgrimage tourism scenario in Dakshina Kannada, District of Karnataka India. The data for this study were collected from tourists both foreign and local, who engage in pilgrimage tourism activities. Pilgrimage tourists were identified as a key factor in developing pilgrimage tourism. The local tourists are mainly involve in spiritual and religious activities and functions while foreign tourists enjoy recreation and learning about new traditions and customs. Pilgrimage tourism will provide a rational alternative for cultural consciousness and strategy for poverty alleviation.

Dr. Ishfaq Ahmad

Pilgrimage tourism is that form of tourism which is mainly motivated for religious reasons. Pilgrimage tourism is considered to be one of the fast growing forms of tourism. The occupation of tourism is providing very useful and fruitful avenues especially to those people who are engaged in tourism activities, because through this smoke less industry they are not only enhancing their standard of living but also generating income and employment opportunities. Jammu and Kashmir is the paradise on earth because of the great scenic beauty and sacred pilgrimage destinations which are very popular in India and all over the world. The paper will explore the phenomenon of pilgrimage tourism in perspective of Jammu and Kashmir and will also highlight the major pilgrimage centers that are located in this state. The aim of the study was to determine what pilgrimage tourism is and how it is different from other forms of tourism, major pilgrimage centers and the issues and challenges in pilgrimage tourism in Jammu and Kashmir. The infrastructural issues at pilgrimage destinations are also dealt in this paper.

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This study explains prospects and constraints of pilgrimage tourism at Santaneshwor Mahadev temple located in Godavari Municipality, Lalitpur. In doing so, quantitative case study methodology is applied. Necessary data are collected from 123 respondents (60 local residents, 60 tourists & 3 hotel owners) selected convenniencely, randomly and purposively. The result indicates that this temple is famous from religious and cosmological view points. And also famous for becoming 360 degree scenic view points having good networking of road accessibility. Tourist arrival in the study area is favorable in all season. However, tourism activities in this area found minimum. Majority of the local people belongs to Brahman caste and engaged in subsistence farming. They have no clear-cut idea for developing and promoting tourism activities. There is lack of basic tourist facilities like; tourist center, modern toilets, clean drinking water, restaurants, accommodation facilities, foreign exchange ...

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This research paper is an attempt to study the Pilgrim's Behaviour in North India. The study covers five important pilgrim sites namely Vaishno Devi (J&K), Chintpurni/ Jwalaji (H.P.), Golden Temple (Punjab), Kurukshetra (Haryana) and Haridwar (Uttaranchal). The main behavioural aspects studied include Purpose of visit, Frequency of visit, Sources of information used, Mode of transportation used, Accommodation preferred to stay, Reason for stay at a particular place, Days of stay at the site and Total expenditure per person.

Rana P.B. SINGH

The interconnectivity and reciprocity between pilgrimage and tourism are integral part of human travel. That is how ‘pilgrimage-tourism’ is conceived as an alternative for the solution; of course this is more inclined to metaphysical issue and life philosophy: meeting sacred-and-profane. Pilgrimage-tourism is considered now as strategy for heritage awakening, deeper experiences and transferring the religiosity into global humanism and spirituality. The sustainable frame of pilgrimage-tourism and heritage should be promoted in three ways: philosophical, organisa-tional, and managerial. The eco-healing approach to pilgrimage-tourism is considered as a post-modernist way to consider pilgrimage as a bridge between recreation and spirituality; this way pilgrimage-tourism will provide a rational alternative for cultural consciousness and strategy for poverty alleviation. Realisation by personnel and trusts involved in promoting pilgrimage will further help in better development programmes. Keywords: components, ecospirituality, ethics, faithscape, hermeneutics, perspective, resource management, sustainability, spatiality.

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Religious tourism constitutes the dominant form of tourism in India and yet little is known about how it is governed and managed. This paper aims to contribute to a better understanding of governance and management of religious tourism. It first provides an overview of policy framework and governance mechanisms that are relevant for religious tourism. Then a market profile is presented to examine how the religious tourism economy intersects with the state-apparatus of policies and institutions. To better explain the complexities of religious tourism, the paper employs the axis of formal-informal economy: the informal end is where the religious tourism economy is based on the traditional practice of pilgrimage, that relies on the informal networks built around social patronage relationships between visitors and religious actors; while at the formal end, it is often the state-sponsored and/or public charitable trusts that act as corporate religious bodies for providing and organising a range of services in religious tourism. Detailed studies of two sites - Vrindavan and Shirdi - provide the empirical data. The pilgrimage-town of Vrindavan in the state of Uttar Pradesh in north India represents the former; the pilgrimage town of Shirdi in the western state of Maharashtra is an example of the latter. Vrindavan is associated with traditional religious practice and sacred geography pertaining to the Hindu god Krishna while Shirdi is dedicated to a 20th century saint, Sai Baba. Consequently, the former involves elaborate rituals and performances while the latter is fairly limited in terms of visitors’ engagement, and exhibits more mass-tourism-like features. The analytical triad of religious geography - specialists - performances is used to explore the range of management systems involved in the religious tourism of the two sites. It is found that the transformations of the religious tourism economy from a traditional pilgrimage practice bring in uneasy tensions: while religious actors actively participate in promotion and management of the religious tourism economy at local levels, they hardly shoulder responsibilities of addressing the negative environmental impacts. Thus, there is often an ‘institutional vacuum’ in dealing with both direct and indirect impacts of religious tourism. The paper shows how the reality of religious tourism is at odds with the state’s envisioned role since it largely operates beyond the state-policy framework. The paper argues that identifying the formal and informal systems in management can help to better address the multi-faceted impacts of religious tourism and contribute in developing measures for its sustainability.

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Nestled among stunning landscapes, the captivating villages of Tamil Nadu invite travellers to explore the state's abundant heritage .

HULLUDA, NILGIRIS DISTRICT

The Nilgiris; rolling hills offer unforgettable experiences and picturesque views. Nestled in the Nilgiri district is the charming village of Hullada in Ketti town panchayat, featuring a waterfall, stunning cliffs, and a gorge. This village, close to Ooty and Coonoor, has been recognised as one of the Best Tourism Village 2023 in the Bronze category by the Ministry of Tourism. The Ketti Valley viewpoint offers a breathtaking panorama that is truly unmissable. Set against a picturesque backdrop, the Ketti railway station has served as a filming location for numerous movies. The village is home to the Badaga community. Immerse yourself in their cultural heritage at the Amman temple during the Kundam festival in March. Experience traditional music, dances and attire. You can also sample delectable culinary offerings, which include ragi-based preparations, as well dishes such as ottu kudi udhakka (bamboo shoot curry), aadu baadu udhakka (mutton curry), and thuppathittu , that reflect the rich traditions of the Badaga community.

VETTAIKARANPUDUR, COIMBATORE DISTRICT

Situated just 16 kilometres from Pollachi in the Coimbatore district, Vettaikaranpudur is rapidly gaining recognition as an immersive eco and cultural tourism destination. In 2023, Vettaikaranpudur was honoured as 'The Best Tourism Village' in the Bronze category, solidifying its status as a must-visit location. With the emergence of homestays and resorts, visitors can now fully experience the rich history of craftsmanship, including traditional silk weaving, wood carving, and various handicrafts, all of which have been preserved and passed down through generations, forming an integral part of the village's cultural heritage. Emphasising eco-conscious and environmentally friendly products, Vettaikaranpudur supports local artisans and sustainable practices, providing a unique and fulfilling experience for visitors. Moreover, Vettaikaranpudur is steeped in religious significance, housing ancient temples like the Sri Vettaiyapuram temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, which is considered one of the oldest in the region. The village also hosts cultural festivals like Kummippattu – which involves dance performances with rhythmic hand-clapping – and the Maasani Amman Temple festival.

The village's proximity to the Anaimalai Tiger Reserve allows tourists to explore the region's rich biodiversity. Just 14 kilometres away, Topslip, renowned for its scenic beauty and diverse wildlife, enhances Vettaikaranpudur's appeal as an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.

KUNTHUKAL, RAMANATHAPURAM DISTRICT

The pretty fishing village of Kunthukal in Ramanathapuram district offers a picturesque beach. The pristine blue waters make it an ideal destination for beach enthusiasts, offering activities such as swimming, sunbathing, adventure sports, and sea diving. Visitors also flock to the adjacent Vivekananda Memorial, dedicated to the renowned spiritual leader Swami Vivekananda. This revered site commemorates his return after the 'Parliament of World Religions' in Chicago and features a 6-foot statue of Swami Vivekananda, a spiritual library and a meditation hall. Nearby, the Rama Setu Bridge provides a glimpse into the region's rich history. Kunthukal serves as a gateway to the historically significant town of Ramanathapuram, steeped in centuries of diverse cultural influences. The area is also home to mangroves, with ongoing efforts such as the Mission Mangrove Initiative for Shoreline Habitats and Tangible Income (MISHTI) launched in 2023 to preserve and restore the mangrove ecosystem along the coast. Kunthukal village is dedicated to preserving marine ecosystems, promoting sustainable fishing practices, conserving mangrove forests and minimising pollution. The community actively participates in these efforts efforts by restoring local ecosystems, protecting endangered species, and promoting sustainable land use practices.

KEELADI, SIVAGANGAI DISTRICT

Keeladi, a charming village in the Sivaganga district of Tamil Nadu, around 13km from Madurai.  It came into prominence after the discovery of ancient artefacts. Excavations carried out by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and the Tamil Nadu Archaeology Department (TNAD) have revealed a Sangam era settlement dated to the 6th century BCE by radiocarbon dating. The Keeladi site has garnered worldwide attention due to the remarkable discoveries made by archaeologists. Visit and explore Keeladi's storied past, which the ASI has unearthed through various excavations along the Vaigai River. These findings offer a glimpse into the ancient culture of the Tamil people, making Keeladi a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to uncover India's rich history. The findings have been showcased at the Keeladi Heritage Museum. Opened to visitors in March 2023, this impressive museum houses thousands of rare and exceptional artefacts discovered during the archaeological excavation.

Keeladi village promotes sustainable agriculture by utilising efficient irrigation techniques that focus on groundwater conservation and rainwater harvesting. In addition to exploring heritage sites, visitors can also engage in cultural activities such as pottery, crafting jute and palm products, and creating terracotta artefacts, enhancing their overall experience. Keeladi also encourages agro-tourism by offering visits to nearby farms and orchards, supporting local farmers and providing tourists with an opportunity to learn about the region's agricultural practices.

Address:  Excavation Site, Keeladi, Tamil Nadu 630611. Phone: 044 2819 0020

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POLLACHI, COIMBATORE DISTRICT

Situated just 40 kilometres from Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu, Pollachi boasts a delightful climate year-round, owing to its proximity to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Western Ghats. Thanks to its unique geographical location, this charming place is adorned with numerous picturesque spots that every traveller should include in their itinerary. The town is renowned for its lush coconut plantations. Several farms have been transformed into comfortable stays where you can stroll through the coconut plantations, savour exquisite local cuisine, listen to birdsong, and relax in the gentle breeze that rustles through the coconut leaves.

CHETTINAD, SIVAGANGA DISTRICT

Chettinad is a historically significant region known as the home of the Nattukottai Chettiars, a Tamil community that amassed great wealth in the early 20th century through trade with Southeast Asia. They constructed magnificent mansions with their wealth, adorning them with pillars of Burma teak, European chandeliers and art from around the world. Visitors experience the splendid heritage, world-renowned cuisine and exquisite craftsmanship. Chettinad has become a sought-after travel destination in Tamil Nadu, with numerous heritage mansions welcoming guests worldwide. For example, the renowned Aayiram Jannal Veedu in Karaikudi is a stunning visual sight. The literal translation of the place's name means the 'house with a thousand windows'. The region's impressive architecture and cuisine have been major attractions for discerning travellers. Stroll through the old streets lined with imposing mansions, exuding an ageless grandeur Kadiapatti, Pallathur, Kothamangalam, and Kanadukathan are particularly atmospheric, and the Raja of Chettinad's Palace, even though inaccessible to visitors, is still worth admiring from the outside.

Discover Athangudi village in Sivaganga district, renowned for its vibrant handmade Athangudi tiles. These tiles showcase intricate geometric and floral patterns in rich colours, believed to be infused with a unique local character by the manufacturers. Furthermore, the Chettinad calendar is adorned with vibrant festivals all year round. In the Chettinad region, villages boast at least one temple, with some even having more. The annual 'thiruvila' festival unites the entire community in rituals and worship and is celebrated at every temple.

KEELAKARAI, MADURAI DISTRICT

Jallikattu, a traditional sport of deep cultural significance in Tamil Nadu, is widely celebrated across the state, with various regions hosting events. This time-honoured tradition has been an integral part of Tamil Nadu's rich history and heritage for generations. Keelakarai, a quaint village in Alanganallur Block of Madurai district, is renowned for the new Kalaignar Centenary Eruthazhuvuthal Arena, sprawling across 66 acres. This impressive arena features a three-tiered stadium with a seating capacity of 5,000 and encompasses a museum, bull shed, veterinary dispensary, and health support centre, providing essential facilities for players, spectators, and the media. In January 2024, the inaugural Jallikattu event took place in this state-of-the-art arena. Jallikattu, as a traditional sport, entails releasing a bull into a crowd of participants who strive to grasp the bull's hump for as long as possible. The primary objective of Jallikattu is to conserve the pure lineage of indigenous bulls. The newly inaugurated Jallikattu arena stands as a testament to the region's profound cultural heritage.

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