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A wide sandy shore of Veerampattinam Beach in Puducherry, where several traditional wooden fishing boats are pulled onto the sand, and drying fishing nets are spread out on the beach. In the background, the Bay of Bengal meets the horizon under a clear blue sky.

Veerampattinam Beach: A Guide to this Peaceful Coastal Escape

Veerampattinam Beach: A Guide to this Peaceful Coastal Escape If you’re searching for a quiet, clean, and unspoiled beach near Pondicherry, look no further than Veerampattinam Beach. Stretching along the Bay of Bengal, this serene spot offers one of the longest and most pristine coastlines in the region—the perfect getaway for anyone who truly says, […]

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The exterior facade of the Meeran Mosque (Meerapalli) in Pondicherry, featuring a white structure with distinct pink-trimmed Islamic arches, a blue entry gate, and small minarets against a backdrop of palm trees.

Meeran Mosque: Pondicherry’s Spiritual and Historical Landmark

Meeran Mosque: Pondicherry’s Spiritual and Historical Landmark If you want to explore the deep spiritual and cultural diversity of Pondicherry, a visit to the Meeran Mosque, also known as Meerapalli, is an absolute must. Tucked away on a quiet street, this mosque is one of the oldest and most respected Islamic places of worship in

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The colorful gopuram and entrance facade of the Kanniga Parameswari Temple in Pondicherry, showing traditional Hindu sculptures and architectural details.

Kanniga Parameswari Temple: A Unique Fusion of French and Tamil Architecture

Kanniga Parameswari Temple: A Unique Fusion of French and Tamil Architecture If you’re exploring the heritage and spirituality of Pondicherry, the Kanniga Parameswari Temple is one of those hidden gems you simply shouldn’t miss. Located on M.G. Road, this temple is a sacred space where faith, architecture, and culture beautifully meet—a living example of how

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The exterior of the 18th-century French colonial building housing the Cluny Embroidery Centre in Pondicherry, featuring a yellow facade, white trim, and a terracotta tiled roof with a long covered veranda.

Cluny Embroidery Centre: Pondicherry’s Handcrafted Heritage

Cluny Embroidery Centre: Pondicherry’s Handcrafted Heritage When exploring Pondicherry, there is one hidden gem that truly captures the city’s soul: the Cluny Embroidery Centre. This special place is a heartwarming blend of heritage, craftsmanship, and compassion, all housed within a beautiful 18th-century French colonial bungalow. If you’ve ever said “I love Pondy” or “I love

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A stunning aerial photograph of the Matrimandir, a giant golden globe structure, situated at the heart of Auroville and surrounded by the intricately designed Peace Gardens and lush greenery.

Auroville: A Visitor’s Guide to the Universal Town

Auroville: A Visitor’s Guide to the Universal Town Just a few kilometers away from Pondicherry lies Auroville, a place unlike any other in India—or the world. Known as the “City of Unity,” Auroville is a peaceful, experimental community where people from across the globe live together in harmony, guided by a shared dream of human

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