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Entering the world of Pichavaram mangroves
Visiting Tamil Nadu's Pichavaram mangroves is like visiting a different world, literally. Vast expanses of big and small canals and a few islands amaze the visitors here. Silence pervades this region, barring the sound paddles, presence of chirpy birds, and gushing waters of the sea at a distance.
It’s past and present
Pichavaram mangroves, being the largest in the world, are home to 200 species of birds as well as seaweed, prawns, crabs, fish, oysters, turtles and otters. It is believed that the mangroves were originally called Thillai Vana as the rishis used to live here with their wives. Once, Lord Shiva had graced this region and performed Ananda Tandav (blissful cosmic dance) to gladden the rishis. A few popular South Indian movies have also been shot at this location.
Visiting Tamil Nadu's Pichavaram mangroves is like visiting a different world, literally. Vast expanses of big and small canals and a few islands amaze the visitors here. Silence pervades this region, barring the sound paddles, presence of chirpy birds, and gushing waters of the sea at a distance.
It’s past and present
Pichavaram mangroves, being the largest in the world, are home to 200 species of birds as well as seaweed, prawns, crabs, fish, oysters, turtles and otters. It is believed that the mangroves were originally called Thillai Vana as the rishis used to live here with their wives. Once, Lord Shiva had graced this region and performed Ananda Tandav (blissful cosmic dance) to gladden the rishis. A few popular South Indian movies have also been shot at this location.
