Puducherry, Puducherry
Arikamedu Archaeological Site is an ancient archaeological site located near Puducherry, dating back to the 2nd century BCE. The site is significant for its Roman trade connections and is considered one of the most important archaeological sites in South India, providing insights into ancient trade, culture, and civilization.
Arikamedu was an ancient port city that served as a major trading center between India and the Roman Empire. Archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of Roman trade, including pottery, beads, and other artifacts. The site provides valuable insights into ancient maritime trade and cultural exchanges.
Ancient archaeological remains and structures
Excavation sites and findings
Historical significance and heritage value
Evidence of Roman trade connections
Ancient pottery and artifact remains
Well-preserved archaeological features
Explore the ancient archaeological site
Learn about ancient trade and Roman connections
Admire the archaeological remains and findings
Photography of the site and artifacts
Understand the historical and cultural significance
Nearest Airport: Puducherry Airport – approx. 8 km
Major Railway Stations:
Puducherry Railway Station – approx. 5 km
Metro Station: Not directly accessible by metro
Arikamedu Archaeological Site is located near Puducherry, accessible by road from the city.
Arikamedu Archaeological Site is accessible by road from Puducherry. Private vehicles, taxis, and buses operate to the site. The archaeological site is easily accessible from major areas of Puducherry, making it convenient for both local visitors and tourists.