Nayak House is a Neemrana group enterprise located at 5 mins walkable distance from the famous "Bungalows on the Beach" 15 km north of Karikal (Union Territory of Pondicherry) at Tranquebar (Tamilnadu, India).

Tranquebar is a small sea side village on the outskirts of Karikal (Part of union territory of Pondicherry), known for its Shani temple.

Tharangambadi, 'dancing waves' in Tamil, was once a small village on the Coromandel coast in south-east India. In 1620, a Danish admiral, ambassador of  the King of Denmark, arrived here to study pepper  trade options. The Dances christened the village 'Tranquebar' and erected a distinctive Danish Fort, 'Dansborg'. In the 1690s many Danes bought houses in the area and gradually a small Danish township took shape, with a Tamil colony beyond.

The Nayak House is a honeymooners idyllic cottage with a private sea attached. Guests can live in any of these but are free to dine at the Bungalow on the Beach or at the Tamil Nadu Hotel that offer traditional Tamil cuisine.

Nayak House is an example of indigenous Tamil architecture with its red tiled roofs and courtyards surrounding, offering 3 guest rooms designed with traditional feel. 

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Tranquebar is an idyllic ex-Chennai Getaway. It is also covered along with Pondicherry and rest of Tamilnadu as a part of a  South India Itinerary.