Being a local guide, i would like to travel a lot and explore new art, culture, friends, and places.
My City My Pride, am proud to say am a Chennaites. In chennai i have witnessed many places like beaches, temples, church, park and monuments.
Marina Beach is the 2nd longest Beach in the World:
The sunrise and sunset views here are impressive and almost enchanting, a tranquil escape from the usual. Perfect when you want to unwind and relax. Walking through the endless stretches of sand, gazing at the blue sea and the constant breeze caressing your face is indeed soul therapy.
MARINA BEACH, CHENNAI, TAMILNADU, INDIA
Kapaleeshwar Temple stands the colourful 1400 year old:
The city is home to ancient temples with a rich mythological and spiritual draw that sees several visitors coming from near and far to seek blessings. Amongst the popular temples are the Parthasarthy Temple and Kapaleeswarar Temple.
KAPALEESWARAR TEMPLE, MYLAPORE, CHENNAI, TAMILNADU, INDIA
Santhome Cathedral Basilica Church was built in the 16th century:
St. Thomas is reported to have visited Mylapore where he lived till his death in 76AD. At the basement of the church, you can visit the tomb of St. Thomas that contains a supposed bone fragment of St. Thomas’ finger and a cross he had carved.
SANTHOME CATHEDRAL BASILICA CHURCH, CHENNAI, INDIA
Semmozhi Poonga is a refreshing sightseeing spot:
A visit to the natural treasures of any city is always a preferred choice for visitors seeking a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. The visitors an opportunity to get soaked in its beauty. Admired by enthusiastic botanists it has been a favourite spot for the locals too.
SEMMOZHI PARK, CHENNAI, INDIA
Mahabalipuram is a historical coastal site:
The Shore Temple in Mahabalipuram is one of the oldest examples of Dravida Architecture (other two important ones being Nagara and Vesara). There are a few inscriptions dating back to the Chola dynasty on the outer walls of the temple. The temple is an architectural example of Rajasimha’s time.
