Your tour begins with pickup form your Hotel at Madurai by our experienced professional driver with well maintained air conditioned private vehicle. You have stops to visit below mentioned attractions (not as per the order) where you have explore it your own. After visits you will be drop-off at your hotel.
Meenakshi
Templestands as a testimony of the brilliant sculpture art that existed in India. Built on an acreage spanning 15 acres, the temple is a place with activity all the time- you can spot pilgrims as well as tourists. Some interesting features of the temple are the hall of thousand pillars where viewing from any angle will make us to see all the pillars in a straight line and musical pillars which when tapped produce a musical sound.
Thirumalai Nayak Palace: the residence of King Thirumalai Nayak and was approximately four times bigger than what is seen today. The exterior, as well as the interiors of this palace, have been richly adorned. One can notice the excellent stucco work done on the arches and domes of the palace. (Closed between 1pm to 2pm)

Gandhi Museum:houses Gandhi's bloodstained dhoti and some other artifacts. Those who wish to know more about the freedom struggle, though, will be interested in the extensive text housed here. (Closed between 1pm to 2pm)
Thiruparankundram
Temple, one of the six blessed abodes of the Arupadai Veedu group of shrines dedicated to Lord Muruga, which is located on a hillock approximately 5 miles (8 km) from Madurai. (Closed between 1pm to 4pm)
Koodal Azhagar Temple -Thisancient temple is one of the 108 holy abodes of Lord Vishnu and is thereby much revered by Hindus ofIndiaand abroad. (Closed between 12pm to 4pm)
Alagar
Koyillocated about (20 km) away from the city in the hills of the village of Alagarkoil that is dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu. At the top of the hill is a natural stream from where the water is carried fresh daily by the temple priest for the Lord. (Closed between 1pm to 4pm)
Pazhamudhir
Solai:Temple for Lord Karthikeya located near Alagar Koyil in the hills of the Solai jungle. It's another one of the six temples dedicated to Lord Muruga. (Closed between 1pm to 4pm)
Kindly note:- it's your responsibility to manage the time on each attractions by considering closing time of the temples (or) you can customise it your own if you wishes, but please make sure the entire tour activity should not be exceed maximum time limit that mentioned in the respective options.