Marina Beach
One of the longest urban beaches in the world, stretching about 13 km along the Bay of Bengal. A perfect spot for sunrise, evening walks, and local street food.
From historic forts and temples to long beaches and museums, Chennai offers a mix of culture, history, and nature. Here are some must-visit places.
One of the longest urban beaches in the world, stretching about 13 km along the Bay of Bengal. A perfect spot for sunrise, evening walks, and local street food.
A striking Dravidian-style temple dedicated to Lord Shiva in Mylapore. Famous for its gopuram, temple tank, and vibrant festivals.
India’s first British fortress and the first settlement of the East India Company. Now houses the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly and a museum.
One of the oldest museums in India, with rich collections of archaeology, numismatics, and the famous Bronze Gallery of Chola art.
A Roman Catholic minor basilica built over the tomb of St. Thomas the Apostle. A major pilgrimage site and an architectural landmark.
A monument honouring the poet Thiruvalluvar. The auditorium is designed as a replica of the Tamil Nadu temple chariot.
One of the smallest national parks in India, located in the city. Home to blackbuck, deer, and a variety of birds and greenery.
A dome theatre offering astronomy shows and science exhibits. A great family destination near the Government Museum complex.
A living heritage museum showcasing the art, architecture, and crafts of South India. Set on the East Coast Road with sea views.
UNESCO World Heritage site about 60 km south of Chennai. Famous for shore temple, stone carvings, and the Arjuna’s Penance relief.