Explore the vibrant spirit of Chennai! From historic temples and colonial landmarks to breezy beaches and buzzing markets, this city blends culture, color, and coastal charm in every moment.
Price per person: Child: INR 2,500 Adult: INR 5,000 - ( Age 12 : 99 years)
ItineraryBegin your journey at this magnificent Dravidian-style temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Admire its colorful gopuram (tower) and experience the vibrant spiritual energy of Mylapore.
Visit this historic Roman Catholic basilica built over the tomb of St. Thomas the Apostle — one of only three churches in the world built over an apostle’s tomb.
Catch panoramic views of the Bay of Bengal and the city skyline from the iconic Chennai Lighthouse.
Take a relaxing stroll along India’s longest natural urban beach and feel the refreshing sea breeze.
Witness the lively atmosphere of Chennai’s coastal life at the bustling fish market — full of color, sound, and energy.
Explore this historic landmark where Swami Vivekananda stayed after his return from Chicago. It now showcases his life and teachings.
Glimpse this solemn monument built to honor soldiers who lost their lives during World War I and II.
See India’s first British fortress, built in 1644 — an important colonial landmark housing the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly.
Stop for photos at one of the most recognizable architectural icons of Chennai.
Capture the beauty of this elegant neoclassical building — the seat of the Greater Chennai Corporation.
Enjoy a delicious South Indian traditional lunch at a local restaurant (included).
Discover one of India’s oldest and largest museums featuring ancient art, archaeology, and bronze sculptures.
Visit the small rock cave chapel where St. Thomas is believed to have lived and preached.
Relax with a refreshing cup of South Indian filter coffee or masala tea.
End your tour at this hilltop shrine offering spectacular views of the city and the airport area.
Available for hotels located near Mylapore. If staying elsewhere, please reach the designated meeting point.
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