Other Festivals of Tamil Nadu
Chithirai Festival : The Chithirai festival begins on the 5th day of the bright half of the month of Chithirai. The key events fall on the 8th, 9th and the 10th days of the festival. The eighth day of the Chithirai festival witnesses the coronation of Meenakshi and procession on silver thrones, while the 9th day is the digvijaya festival.
Pongal: At dawn on this day families everywhere gather around a new earthen pot. As the pot of milk boils over, signifying prosperity, a shout of "Pongalo Pongal" rents the air.
Dance Festival: The Dance festival in Mahabalipuram starts on the 25th of December every year and is organized on all Saturdays, Sundays and Government holidays, upto February first week. Dancers and musicians of repute from India and abroad participate in the festival and thrill the crowds every year.
Cape Festival: The Cape festival is one of the most popular festivals of Tamil Nadu and is celebrated with much pomp and show in Kanyakumari, which is in the southern tip of the Indian sub-continent. This festival usually falls on the month of October and it is during this auspicious occasion that the Hindus consider a bath in this confluence as very sacred.
How to Reach
By Air: The main airport of Tamil Nadu is around 16 kms away from the capital city of the state, Chennai or madras as it was known before. The Anna International Airport is one of the most important airports of India and is well-linked to a number of other countries such as Sri Lanka, Dubai, Germany, Jakarta, Malaysia, England, Maldives, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore.
By Rail: Almost all the cities of Tamil Nadu are linked to each other as well as the rest of the country via an effective network of railways.
By Road: Well-maintained roads connect the different cities of Tamil Nadu to each other as well as the other provinces of India.

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