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World heritage day 2018


On this world heritage day, we decided to post something special for you. The below posted 19th century photographs from our private collections  were clicked during Temple utsavam (Utsav) and procession  seen in Thanjavur North and west main street junction and in the second picture, Utsavam procession in Thanjavur East main street. Utsavam those days were celebrated by people gathering in large numbers as witnessed in todays' utsavams like kapaleshwara temple utsavams or ther (Temple car) utsavams and it is a joyous occasion. In the photographs, you can see Krishna temple, Goddess Kamakshi temple and Ram temple premised at West Main Street and Sarjah Mahal at East main street in background. Our heritage monuments has to be given equal importance and value as we give to ourself. On this special day, We all pledge to stand together to safeguard our #history and heritage monuments.

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Temple Utsavam procession at Thanjavur North and west main street junction.

Temple Utsavam procession at Thanjavur East Main Street.

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