FabHotels has a good range of accommodation options in Madurai, including FabHotel Bairav Grand.

October to March marks the best time to visit Madurai since the weather turns pleasant during this period. Summers in Madurai are pretty harsh and dry, and a trip from April to June is best avoided.

Starting with the famous Meenakshi Amman Temple, you will find a long list of top places to visit in Madurai, such as Thirumalai Nayakar Mahal, Koodal Azhagar Temple, Gandhi Memorial Museum, Saint Mary’s Cathedral, Thirupparankundram Murugan Temple, Kazimar Big Mosque, Yanaimalai, and Pazhamudir Solai, to name a few.

Yes. Since Madurai Airport is just 15 km from the city center, you can also look for hotels in prime locations.

Yes, FabHotels has a Madurai hotel booking app for both IOS and Android. All you need to do is to download the app from the App Store or Google Playstore.

Yes, Many couple-friendly hotels in Madurai offer accommodation to unmarried couples who are adults (18+ years) and have valid government photo ID cards.

Yes, FabHotel Bairav Grand which is located about 3 km from Madurai Railway Station is a popular choice among travelers.

No, Madurai doesn’t have a metro network. For traveling short distances, un-metered auto-rickshaws and cycle rickshaws are the best options. You can also travel around in the city buses, which are the cheapest means of transportation in Madurai. The city also has several rental car services for local and outstation sightseeing.

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Exploring the stunning temples and their architecture is one of the best things to do in Madurai. You can also visit the Gandhi Memorial Museum, enjoy glorious sunsets at Vaigai Dam, visit the pottery village of Vilacheri, shop at the heritage location of Puthu Mandapam, and enjoy the amazing local delicacies.

Yes, of course. FabHotels has hotels near Arapalayam Bus Terminus, including FabHotel Bairav Grand (1.2 km).

Among the popular landmarks and locations to book hotels in Madurai are Madurai Main, Madurai Junction, Arapalayam Bus Terminus, Periyar Bus Stand, Mattuthavani Bus Stand, Aravind Eye Hospital, Anna Nagar Bus Stand, and Thallakulam Kanmai West Street, to name a few.

There are several places to shop in Madurai, such as Puthu Mandapam, Avani Moola Street, Chithirai Street, Masi Street, Vishaal De Mal, Milan’em Shopping Mall, Cottage Arts Emporium, and Poompuhar Sales Showroom.

Madurai is famous for a lot of things, such as Madurai cotton sarees, handloom dress materials, bronze figurines, bell-metal lamps, stone and wood carvings, scarves, artwork, and other local handicrafts.

Yes, the restaurants in Madurai serve both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. While in Madurai, you can try different varieties of South Indian dishes as well.

Madurai is best known for its fluffy Idlis, crispy Dosas, Idiyappam, Kari Dosai, and Elumbu roast. Your list of must-try food in Madurai should also include Kola Urundai, Kalkandu Sadam, Meen Kuzhambu, Parotta and Mutton Curry, Jigarthanda, Keerai Vada, Vazhiyal, Bun Parotta, and Butter Bun.

Among the most popular festival in Madurai are the Pongal (January), Jallikattu (January), Float Festival (January-February), Chithirai Festival and Meenakshi Thirukalyanam (April-May), Festival of the Cradle (June- July), Avanimoolam Festival (August-September), and Navarathri Festival (September).

Kodaikanal (115 km), Thekkady (150 km), Munnar (150 km), Tuticorin (150 km), Rameshwaram (170 km), Wagamon (180 km), Thanjavur (190 km), Dhanushkodi (190 km), etc. are the best weekend getaways from Madurai.

Yes, there are many bars and pubs in Madurai where you can unwind after sundown. Some of the popular nightlife spots in Madurai are The Wild West Bar, Harvey’s Lounge Bar, Ecstasy Bar, Ranch Bar, Vista, and Swig & Tee.