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Sankarankovil, a town located in the Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu, India, is a place of rich cultural heritage and historical significance. Nestled amidst the Western Ghats, this city provides a unique blend of traditional architecture, scenic beauty, and religious landmarks. With its vibrant festivals, sprawling temples, and bustling markets, Sankarankovil attracts visitors from far and wide, offering them an immersive experience of Tamil Nadu's culture and history.
Sankarankovil, a Municipality in the Tenkasi district of Tamil Nadu, was once known as Sankaranayinarkoil. It is a town steeped in history and religious significance, most notably as the home of the Sankara Narayanar Temple. The temple is famous for its sand, called puttrumann, which is believed to have the miraculous power to cure diseases. Devotees hold a deep belief in the healing properties of the sand, which is said to come from the temple’s sacred grounds. The town also features a sacred tank called Nagachunai, which, according to legend, was dug by the serpent kings Paduman and Sangam. This tank is said to possess miraculous powers, healing those who bathe in it. One of the most popular local legends tells the story of Manikkeerivan, a deva who was cursed by Goddess Parvathi and sent to earth to work as a gardener. While working in a garden, he accidentally cut off the tail of a snake, only to find a lingam next to it. He informed his king, Ugra Pandiyan, who recognized the event as divine will and decided to build a temple at the site. Thus, the temple was constructed, and a city grew around it, making Sankarankovil a place of worship, history, and belief.
Taxi from Mysore to Sankarankovil is readily available at CabBazar.
Mysore to Sankarankovil by car is well connected by road and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Mysore to Sankarankovil distance is 492 Km and is 10 hours journey. Book your Mysore to Sankarankovilcar tour package. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are :
CabBazar is committed to keep the pricing as simple and clear as possible. So, we provide one price for your Mysore to Sankarankovil taxi which covers a specified maximum kilometer and maximum days. So, you know upfront how much taxi is going to cost you and plan your budget well. CabBazar offer cheapest cab from Mysore to Sankarankovil.
The prices are dynamic and transparent and give a win-win deal for both you and our partnered taxi services providers. CabBazar provides the best price for Mysore to Sankarankovil cab and our prices are generally 20% lower than competition.
| Vehicle Type | Model | Capacity | Per Km Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hatchback | Wagon-R, Indica or similar | 4 seater | Rs. 9 |
| Sedan | Dzire, Etios or similar | 4 seater | Rs. 9 |
| SUV | Marazzo, Ertiga or similar | 6 seater | Rs. 12.5 |
| Assured Innova | Innova, Innova Crysta | 6 seater | Rs. 13.5 |
Being an Aggregator, CabBazar provides you enormous car options for your Mysore to Sankarankovil taxi booking. You can book a compact hatchback car or a more comfortable sedan car, a 6 seater SUV car or a high end Innova Crysta car. You can mention your specific preference, if any, while raising a taxi booking request. Our partnered taxi services providers have various cars available with them for Mysore to Sankarankovil taxi service. You may book Mysore to Sankarankovil round trip cab or one way multi-stop cab in case you plan not to return to Mysore and drop at some other destination. All sightseeings are included in both round trip and one way multi-stop trips. You can customize your Mysore to Sankarankovil car package as needed. You may also book Mysore to Sankarankovil one way drop taxi or a local hourly rental cab in Sankarankovil with CabBazar.
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