Being a south Indian is something interesting.
The food,music,lifestyle everything is kinda cool and at the same time very traditional.
Even though we have all these globalism extended into every house hold of south India, some of the basics have not changed much.
Like the morning filter coffee along with a glance through the daily paper on a swing.
Then a walk on the beach or a visit to a near by park.
One cannot miss the music season here in tamilnadu, commonly known as ‘Kutchery season’ (usually falls on the month of December).
The temples of tamilnadu also forms a main part of south Indian lifestyle.
One can see lot of locals visiting their near by temples on Friday evenings and Sundays.
The food is quiet popular here,vegetarian foods in particular are made in wide variety with a special south Indian style.
No one can resist the hot idly and sambar combination:)
Dosa is even better,not to forget the delicacies like payasam,vadai,idiyapam ....
Each district has its own kind of food pattern here.
From food lets move to the next interesting thing , the languages spoken here.
Mainly in Tamilnadu we speak Tamil,but each district’s Tamil slang is different. Chennai tamil, madurai tamil,Kongu tamil,nagarcoil tamil....
It would be a wonderful experience to hear all these Tamil when we travel around the state.
Apart from this who can miss Tamil cinema... the huge starry industry with great heroes,directors who latter turned politicians.
So in spite of the huge IT parks,satellite tvs and NRI’s
(who r missing all de fun) Tamilnadu is simply a good and special place to visit and enjoy.