The diverse population of Chennai (Madras) is reflected in its rich cultural scene. You’ll find serious theatre as well as the glitz and glamour of Kollywood. Chennai is also an important center for the Bharatanatyam, a local form of classical dance. Visit in January, for the festival of Pongal, or in April, when Chennai celebrates its new year.
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Close to Marina Beach, yet another architectural wonder from the 8th century can be part of the itinerary. An intricate pyramid-shaped rajagopuram (dome) stands prominently and is the main feature of the temple. As anecdotes go, the British were unable to pronounce the original name, Thiriallikeni, and rechristened it Triplicane.
Excellent temple of lord Vishnu in Chennai city near Maria beach. Very ancient temple Around 800 years back Well maintained
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always beautiful to be on there calm and peaceful area for to get devine blessed... visible through this to the entire Chennai city and the runways ✈️
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A proper old fashioned shopping street rather than an awful Air conditioned Mall! So many curious shops & very organised & clean. Must see.
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Plan a little walk by yourself, tracing the colonial architectural lineage of the University of Madras. The buildings are spread over the city, so look out for the most speactacular one close to Marina Beach. The famous Senate House is also a part of this campus, built in the Indo-Saracenic style with Byzantine and European architectural features. Other places to look out for British architecture are Ice House, Vivekananda Museum, High Court, War Memorial and the Parrys area. If you are a photography enthusiast, this is going to be even more satisfying.
This is one of the oldest university in India which is situated right opposite to the Marina beach and the building is like ones of the British era. This is surely the most prestigious university in Tamil Nadu one of the most popular ones in India.
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If any one visit Chennai, the first attraction comes to mind is Marina beach. MGR memorial is located in Marina beach. It was built in the memory of former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu state, M. G. Ramachandran, popularly known as MGR. The memorial is located adjacent to the Anna Memorial built for another former Chief Minister of Tamilnadu, C.N.Anna Durai. In the last two years two more memorials have been planned to come up at this site for two former Chief Ministers of Tamilnadu, namely, J Jayalalitha and M. Karunanithi. Anyone visiting the Marina beach will have to see these memorials. There are people from various parts of Tamil nadu state who visit the beach especially to offer prayer at these memorials.
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Oldest mosque of Chennai. Mosque stand on a large space and nice architecture. The mosque is well kept and clean. There is a graveyard beside the mosque.
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