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Chennai City Guide Chennai City Guide Winning by Applying Thought Chennai City Guide Chennai City Guide Chennai - City Guide How to reach our Wipro Campus? A hearty welcome to Wipro BPO– a world of endless opportunities! We are one of the The different ways to reach WIPRO BPO campus in Chennai are stated below: world’s most reputed BPOs and are at the leading edge of technology and business in Auto rickshaw: The most common medium of transport in Chennai is auto rickshaw this domain. Wipro BPO, Chennai started its journey in Dec 2002 and has become a which can connect, almost, any two places in Chennai. home from home to a family of close to 2300 people. Minimum fare: Rs. 15 /- (Generally the fare is decided mutually by the driver and the As you would be joining this family at Chennai, we would like to share some passenger depending on the distance and the time of journey) information with you which will come in handy when you are here. We hope that this information will acclimatize you to Chennai (formerly known as Madras) even before Cab: The following are the prominent cab service providers and their respective you join us here. The city of Chennai is the bastion of Dravidian culture. The name fares: Chennai brings to mind visions of piping hot filter coffee, carnatic music, bharat If you are coming from any of the Railway Stations in Chennai, you are suggested to natyam and more! There’s a lot that Chennai has to offer. take a Prepaid Auto or Book a Radio Taxi to the above mentioned address. If you are coming from the Airport, you are suggested to take a Prepaid Taxi or book a How to Reach Chennai? Radio Taxi to the above mentioned address. Chennai is the capital city of Tamilnadu; it is best known for many tourist attractions, Service Minimum Fare during Fare during Waiting Contact electronic hub city, and hospitals. There are three major modes of transportation Provider fare (Rs.) day (Rs.) night (Rs.) charges (Rs.) Details from Chennai to all other cities in India (roadways, railways, and airways). 100 (Non A/C) ; 10 (Non A/C) By air: Chennai’s International Airport is the third busiest in India (after Mumbai & Fast Track 120 (A/C) up to 5 KM 12 (A/C) 25% extra 50 for 60 min 044-24732020 Delhi). All international flights arrive at Anna Terminal, while the domestic flights arrive at Kamraj Terminal. The two terminals are on the same road and are 150 Saravana 100 (Non A/C) ; 10 (Non A/C) 25% extra 50 for 60 min 044-24868686 metres away from each other. It is the second-largest cargo hub in the country, after Call Taxi 120 (A/C) up to 5 KM 12 (A/C) Mumbai. Chennai is well connected to London, Frankfurt, Singapore, Malaysia, Middle East, New York (via: Brussels), Hong Kong etc. Bus: Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC) buses ply throughout the city. These By Train: Chennai has two main long-distance train stations, Chennai Central & buses are run by government and extremely economical for all passengers. Normally Egmore, with daily trains from/to Chennai, Mumbai, Coimbatore, New Delhi, Bus fare in MTC ranges from Rs.3 to Rs.15. State Corporation has also introduced a Hyderabad , Kolkata and virtually all other major Indian cities and towns. variety of deluxe buses as well as A/C buses. SETC (State Express Transport Corporation) buses go to different parts of the state. By road: Chennai road connectivity is to all the places within the city and other places in India. Its road infrastructure includes fly-overs, highways, and national highways Sub-Urban Trains: The sub-urban trains are generally reliable and fast. The frequency which connect and span across various places. The city has 2 major bus depots called of sub-urban trains is generally good. The fare in Chennai Sub-urban trains is among CMBT (Chennai Mofussil Bus Terminal) run by the government & OMNI Bus Stand the lowest in the country; and has first class, general class, and special ladies with many private bus services. Buses are available to all parts of Tamilnadu & rest of compartments. India. Chennai has a suburban train network. There are four routes: Where are we located? ?Chennai Central – Arakkonam ?Chennai Central - Gummidipoondi-Sulurpet-Gudur Wipro BPO is located at the following address in Chennai: ?Chennai Beach - Tambaram and Chengalpet ? 475 A, Old Mahabalipuram, Chennai Beach - Velachery (MRTS) Sholinganallur Chennai – 600119 Chennai City Guide Chennai City Guide Residential areas around Sholinganallur Freemasons Hall: Freemasons Hall is situated in the Egmore area of The closest, economical, residential areas to our office in Sholinganallur, with Chennai. It is the living example of the cultural and traditional facilities such as schools, eateries, etc, are in Sholinganallur, Velachery, heritage of the people who inhabited the ancient city of Madras. The Thiruvanmaiyur, Kelambakkam, Adyar, Guindy, Triplicane, Besant nagar, Tambaram, construction of this building was completed in the year 1923. Pallavaram, etc. These places are replete with flats, guesthouses, hostels, and various other types of accommodation. Government-Museum: The Government Museum of Chennai is one of the most popular sightseeing pots in the city. It is deemed to be one of the oldest museums of India, as its inception dates back to the Chennai – The People Colonial rule. There is a historical tale behind the origin of this Chennai is a metropolitan city in the southern region of India. Due to the fast-paced Museum. development taking place in the urban area, it has become the hub of all the major Kamaraj Memorial House: Kamaraj Memorial House is built in the activities. This has attracted a huge influx of people to Chennai for various purposes memory of the former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Shri Kamaraj. He such as employment, business, education etc. This has given the city its cosmopolitan was an ideal for all the Indians, as he rose out of poverty and became character, with people from different castes, communities, religions and regions the Chief Minster thrice. The Memorial House was inaugurated in residing in its heart. The residents of Chennai strongly believe in 'love thy neighbour'. 1978 by the then Chief Minister, M. G. Ramchandaran. MGR Memorial: MGR Memorial is a yet another memorial in Chennai – The weather Chennai. It is dedicated to the former actor cum politician of Tamil The city experiences all the three major seasons of summer, winter and monsoons. Nadu, MGR Ramachandran. The monument is situated at T. Nagar However there is a slight variation amongst all of them. This is due to its location near and is easily accessible from all parts of the city. MGR Memorial was equator. Winters are very short-lived in Chennai ranging between a maximum of 24 inaugurated by Mrs. Janaki MGR in 1990. degrees Centigrade to a minimum of 20 degrees Centigrade. Winters also receive Senate House: Senate House of Chennai is definitely a worth moderate rainfall, making the weather pleasant and comfortable to roam around. watching monument in Tamil Nadu. It is located at the campus of Summers are generally hot and the temperatures range between 40 degrees University of Madras, near the Marina Beach. It is truly an Centigrade and 45 degrees Centigrade. During rainy season, the city gets a moderate architectural marvel and was constructed under the supervision of rainfall of about 1300 mm every year. one of the greatest architects of the 19th century. Thousand Lights Mosque: Thousand Lights Mosque is a well-known Chennai - The Tourist Attractions worship place for the Muslims in the Chennai city of Tamil Nadu. It is situated at the Anna Salai Road in the city. The mosque is popular for a Chennai is hailed to be the liveliest city in entire South India. The city has its own number of reasons, such as its name, its architecture and its historical unique charm, which sets it aside from the rest of the big cities. The vibrancy of rich and religious importance. culture and traditions exuded by the city and its residents is simply moving. It is one such city in Tamil Nadu, which has been blessed with an extreme treasure of tourist Valluvar Kottam: Valluvar Kottam is a monument built to pay homage attractions. The sightseeing tour around the ancient city of Madras, will completely to Tamil Poet Saint Thiruvalluvar. The site where it is situated once sweep you off your feet. Besides, there is such wide diversity that you will be amazed housed an unused lake. The monument is in the shape of a temple at its existence. The tour includes beautifully carved temples, serene beaches, chariot and contains a lively and splendid statue of the poet. colonial monuments and much more, rightly called the 'Gateway to South India'. War Memorials: A visit to the War Memorials of Chennai is the best way to discover the heroic past of India. The memorials are dedicated to those soldiers who laid their Monuments lives for the welfare of the nation as well as those who died as martyrs, serving their nation. Fort St. George: St. George Fort is located on the banks of Bay of Bengal. It was built by the British East India Company in 1640 AD. The fort is believed to be the first establishment of the British in India. It is a military architecture marvel, which was erected as a trading post. Chennai City Guide Chennai City Guide Beaches Chennai – The Festivals Covelong Beach: Covelong Beach is one of the finest beaches on the The major festivals specific to Tamil Nadu are Pongal, Natyanjali coast of Coromandel.
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