Chennai To Pondicherry Car packages

Puducherry (earlier Pondicherry), the capital of the union territory of Puducherry (which includes Pudhucherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam) and are located in the Coromadel coast of the Bay of Bengal. Pondicherry is without doubt one of the holiday tourist places. Chennai to Pondicherry Tour Packages offers a unique experience with its spiritual culture and mix of modern heritage. Pondicherry takes one century back in time with a mainly historical background. If you want to visit a memorable vacation, no doubt, Puducherry is worth spending tourist destination and wonderful place ever.

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All four areas of the territory are seaside tourist resorts. The city of Puducherry is divided into two parts by a canal, and all the main streets, running parallel to one another, lead to the open roadstead offshore. The port of Puducherry does not have a harbour, and ships are forced to lie about 1 to 2 miles (1.5 to 3 km) offshore, but its roadstead was once considered the best on the Coromandel Coast. There are a promenade, a landing place for cargo, and a pier. In and around the city are artesian wells that supply a large quantity of water for irrigation, the chief local crops being rice, sugarcane, cotton, and peanuts (groundnuts). The main industries are food processing and the manufacture of electrical appliances, textiles, paper, and lumber. The Puducherry area has about 300 villages and hamlets.

The Karaikal sector, south of the Puducherry sector, is in the fertile Kaveri River delta, in one of the most important rice-producing areas of India. The exceptional fertility of the region is to some extent reflected in the unusually high density of its rural population. The town is on the Mayavaram-Peralam route, a branchline of the southern railway.

The Mahe sector consists of two parts: the quaint picturesque town of Mahe, with its buildings situated on the left bank of the Mahe River close to its mouth; and the isolated tract known as Naluthrara, on the right bank, comprising the four villages of Chambara, Chalakara, Palour, and Pandaquel. Rice is the chief crop grown in the sector.