A Brief History Of Madurai Malligai

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The "Queen of Fragrance" or "Belle of India," it is inextricably woven into Tamil Nadu's traditions, mythology & culture.

“To be overcome by the fragrance of the flower is a delectable form of defeat,” said the author Beverly Nichols, describing the Madurai Malligai. 

The Madurai Malligai, Jasmine from the ancient temple town of Madurai, is sought after for its beauty and fragrance. Known as the “Queen of Fragrance” or “Belle of India,” it is inextricably woven into Tamil Nadu’s traditions, mythology and culture.



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