One of the longest urban beaches in the world, Marina Beach is a must-visit for its vibrant atmosphere and stunning sunrise views.
This ancient Dravidian-style temple, located in Mylapore, is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is renowned for its intricate architecture.
Built in 1644 by the British East India Company, this fort is a historical landmark that houses a museum showcasing artifacts from the colonial period.
A beautiful Roman Catholic basilica built over the tomb of Saint Thomas the Apostle, it is a site of pilgrimage and offers a serene environment.
Known for its rich collection of artifacts, including the famous Chola bronzes, this museum is a great place to explore South Indian history and culture.
Located about 58 km from Chennai, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its stone carvings and ancient temples.
Ideal for enthusiasts, these bustling markets offer everything from traditional silk sarees to contemporary clothing and jewelry.
A rare national park within city limits, it offers a glimpse into Chennai's diverse flora and fauna.
If you're visiting in December or January, don't miss this festival that celebrates classical music and dance performances across the city.
