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Arts Culture SouthIndia

Arts Culture SouthIndia,
Arts and Culture of South India,
South Indian Culture

South Indian culture is different from the rest of the country. South India attracts people from all parts of the world because of the diversity in the landscapes, people and cultures, food habits, art and architecture. The culture of south India is always a topic of great interest for all.


Andhra Pradesh

One of the southern States of India, Andhra Pradesh has a great history, and is rich in architecture, arts and crafts.


Karnataka

Another part of southern India, Karnataka is known for her arts and culture, left behind by the various dynasties who ruled here in the past. From immemorial Karnataka has been the origin and culmination ground for Indian classical music and other forms of dances.


Kerala

The southern most state of India, Kerala is famous for her rich source of arts and culture. Kerala arts and culture form an integral part of Indian culture and heritage.


Tamil Nadu

The land of temples, Tamil Nadu is yet another important southern state of India. The culture of Tamil Nadu, one of the oldest civilizations in the world, contributes a lot to Indian heritage.



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