OT Staff
Puducherry, a coastal town with a rich cultural tapestry, reflects French colonialism through its architecture and cuisine.
Arikamedu is a Roman trading post near Puducherry. Excavations found Roman artefacts, indicating it was a significant trading hub. It was crucial for trade between Romans and ancient Tamils.
The Pondicherry Museum exhibits sculptures, coins, pottery, and archaeological findings that depict the region's history and heritage.
Aayi Mandapam is a French colonial monument in Puducherry. It's an architectural marvel surrounded by a park.
The French War Memorial is a tribute to the brave soldiers from the French Indian territories who gave up their lives during World War I.
Bharathi Park in Puducherry is a lush green space named after Tamil poet Subramania Bharathi. It features French-style landscaping, fountains and statues.
Raj Niwas is the official residence of the Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry. The colonial-era building blends French and Indian architectural styles and served as the French Governors' residence.