Marina Beach is a natural urban beach along the Bay of Bengal. Second largest beach in the world and also the most crowded beach in India with almost 30,000 visitors a day.
A beach showcasing beauty, calmness, serenity and everything that signifies nature at its best, the Elliot’s beach cannot be forgotten by anyone who has visited it once.
The Chennai Ashtalakshmi temple is on the shores of the Bay of Bengal. The temple was constructed on the express wishes of Sri Mahaa Periyavaal of Kanchi Mutt, Sri Chandrasekara Saraswati Swamigal.
The Connemara Public Library at Chennai holds the prestigious status of being amongst one of the four deposit libraries in India which entitles them to a copy of every publication in India.
Kapaleeswarar Temple is a holy shrine of Lord Shiva. A visit to this temple will be an experience enriched with a glimpse into Tamil religious culture.
Parthasarathy Temple, located in Triplicane area of Chennai. Dedicated to different avatars of Lord Vishnu which attracts thousands of Vaishanvite followers from all across the country.
ISKCON Temple Chennai is a temple devoted to Lord Sri Radha Krishna. Built on 1.5 acres of land, ISKCON, Chennai is the biggest Radha Krishna temple in Tamil Nadu.
Santhome Cathedral is a historical and ancient pilgrim centre, which was built during the 14th to the 15th century A D by the then reigning, Portuguese.
The origin of the great white structure of Fort St. George is inextricable from the history of the city of Chennai itself. Popularly called the ‘White Town’.
Madras High Court is an important landmark in the city of Chennai. It is one of the three courts in the country established by letters patents granted by Queen Victoria.