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Chennai Tourism
The British established Chennai, earlier known as Madras on 23rd April 1640 by raising a fort in Chennaipatnam, a village of fishermen. Chennai is one of the most technologically advanced states in India. In spite of all the advancement, Chennai has been able to preserve the legacy of the past in the best possible manner. Taste the authentic south Indian cuisine of masala dosas and idlis, indulge in best of silk saris and infer the expression of a Bharatnatyam dancer on tours to Chennai. Chennai is the capital of Tamil Nadu.
Tours to Chennai begins with a visit it St. Fort George. Fort St. George marks the origin of the city of Chennai. A British heritage to the people of Chennai, the fort was named after St. George, the patron saint of England. The first building built by the British in the city, it was known for the residence of Lord Clive. Now it housed the tallest Flag Tower in India, now there are offices of the Secretariat and the Legislative Assembly of Tamil Nadu. The Fort Museum displays an impressive collection of the British items.
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Chennai Tourism, Mariana Beach is acclaimed as the second longest city beach in the world. Come here to enjoy the vast expanse of sea, take a leisurely stroll on the sands or just sit and watch the swarm of people in joyful moods. You may also visit the famous Anna Park and MGR Samadhi situated very near to this beautiful beach.
The Kapaleeswarar Temple, situated near Kutchery Road in Mylapore, is an ancient temple Dedicated to Lord Shiva. Built in Dravidian style, the temple is built in Dravidian style with 37 m tall gopuram. The outer courtyard has several bronze statues.
State Museum of Madras is a very well kept museum. The relics from the stupas of Nagarjunikonda and Amravati might impress you.
You may also visit the Elliot's Beach, Santhome Cathedral, Guindy National Park, National Art Gallery, new Light House, Parthsarthy Temple, Snake Park, St. Mary's Church, Theosophical Society and the War Memorial on tours to Chennai.
How to Reach
By Air: Chennai Tourism, Chennai has Meenambakkam Airport with both national and international terminals connected with cities of India as well as abroad. It is located 17 km t0wards southwest from the city.
By Rail: The railway stations of Chennai are the Central and Egmore. The city is well connected by trains with all the major cities and towns in India.
By Road: Chennai has a very good network of roads with National Highways No. 4, 5 and 45 passing through the city.
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Fort St. George was the first bastion of the British in India. Built in 1640, the fort stills retains its large walls, massive wrought iron gates and deep moats. Now, this place acts as the seat of the State Legislative Assembly. The Fort Museum, St. Mary's church, Town Hall, The flagstaff are things worth appreciating within this fort.
Valluvar Kottam
The Valluvar Kottam was built to honor the acclaimed Tamil Poet, Thiruvalluvar, whose classic works are about 2000 years old. Constructed in 1976, Valluvar Kottam replicates ancient Tamil architecture that has as many as 1330 Kural (verses) inscribed on its panels.
Birla Planetarium
Part of the Periyar Science and Technology Centre at Kotturpuram, this is a voyage of discovery for both the young and the old. This air-conditioned modern planetarium with a seating capacity of 236 brings to life celestial phenomenons that are replete with special effects. It also conducts courses in astronomy and night-sky observations for public on every second Saturday of the month.
Government Museum
The Government Museum is worth visiting in Chennai. The museum has a marvelous archaeological section that is classified along major South Indian dynasties namely Chola, Vijaynagara, Hoysala and Chalukya. The bronze gallery has a superb collection of Chola Art. You can also visit the National Art Gallery that is situated in its vicinity. The place boasts off some of the most fascinating array of Mughal, Rajasthani and Deccan artworks.
Kalakshetra
Rukmini Devi founded this center of excellence for dance, music, and craft in the year 1936. Situated at Thiruvanmiyur, Kalakshetra has produced many fine exponents of the Bharatnatyam and other Carnatic dance tradition. It follows the traditional Gurukul system of education, where students from across the globe study art amidst the fresh air, large trees and the chirping of birds.
Lalit Kala Akademi
The South Indian center of Lalit Kala Akademi is located on Gream's Road. Among other things, the place has a very descent collection of Paintings and Artifacts produced by the local artists. Equal importance has also been given to the collection of literature, especially the vernacular ones.
Theosophical Society
Founded by Madame H.P. Blavatsky and Col. H.S. Olcott in 1875, Theosophical society is located on a vast expanse of clearing on the banks of the Adyar estuary. The place provides a retreat from the madding crowd. The Adyar Banyan tree, Library and Theosophical Research centers are some of the things worth seeing.
Contact us for Prior Booking at our 24 Hours desk on the following mobile Nos: +91-99428 99555 , 98424 30308 , 99425 87000 . Email Id : info@southindia-tourism.net.
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