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Best Religious Sites in Chennai "Best Religious Sites in Chennai" Realizado por : Cityseeker 9 Ubicaciones indicadas Thousand Lights Mosque "The Divine Connection" Built in the 19th century, the historically prominent Thousand Lights Mosque is a glorious structure infused with traditional Islamic architectural elements. The mosque got its name from the exceptionally large hall where a thousand lamps were illuminated at a time. This is an important religious site for devout Muslims in the city, and there is a separate praying area for women. When fully illuminated, Thousand Lights Mosque is a spectacular sight to behold, as its architectural brilliance is accentuated by the magical lighting, and there for all of Chennai to see by night! +91 44 2538 3333 (Tourist Information) Peters Road, Chennai Parthasarathy Temple "The Pallava Design" With its aesthetic design and brightly colored hues, the Parthasarathy Temple is a spectacular religious sight in Chennai. Dating back to the early 8th century, this temple has visible Pallava styles merged with modern improvisations. Located in a convenient location in Triplicane, the resident deity of the temple is Lord Vishnu in his glorious charioteer by Mohan Krishnan (talk) avatar, where he acts as the helper and guide to Arjuna, the great warrior in the epic 'Mahabharatha'. This holy spot is visited by many from all over Tamil Nadu and from neighboring states as well. The adjacent pond is beautifully maintained with construction in the center and that completes the surreal ambiance. +91 44 2538 3333 (Tourist Information) Singarachari Street, Chennai Templo Kapaleeshwarar "Temple of Shiva" Set against the backdrop of a sacred water tank, Kapaleeshwarar Temple is crowned by a vibrantly hued gopuram. The gods, goddesses and mythical creatures that adorn its facade gaze down at the swirling crowds of devotees that flock its auspicious grounds. Considered to be the holy abode of Lord Shiva and Goddess Shakthi, the Arulmigu Kapaleeswarar by mountainamoeba Temple is a monumental four-storied edifice that enshrines several Hindu deities. During the day, natural light seeps in, giving the temple a splendid sheen and by night, floodlights illuminate the temple from the outside, enhancing its nocturnal beauty. The temple welcomes thousands of devotees week after week who come here to ask for Lord Shiva's blessings. Reverberating with the sound of fervent chants and whispered prayers, Kapaleeshwarar Temple is one of the best-known edifices of Mylapore. +91 44 2536 7850 (Tourist Information) North Mada Road, Chennai Santhome Cathedral Basilica "Majestic Architecture" Located close to the Santhome Beach, the colossal Santhome Cathedral Basilica is a glorious sight to behold. Built to honor the memory of St. Thomas who visited Chennai, it attracts devotees from both inside and out of the city. This living church holds regular masses which are well attended by Christian worshipers who come out in full force especially on by Prof.+Mortel Sundays. A statue of the Virgin Mary does much to add to its rustic charm; one can safely say that this cathedral is worth a visit for its sheer brilliance in architecture and historical significance. +91 44 2538 3333 (Tourist Information) Santhome High Road, Chennai St. Mary's Church "An Architectural Marvel" The 17th century built St. Mary's Church is the oldest British-made structure in India. The gigantic tower is the highlight of this architectural marvel which has striking features such as a bomb-proof roof. Repeated renovations on the main building have still surprisingly preserved the original glory of the church. The interiors too have been elegantly designed, and the walls are adorned with vintage paintings. The one that depicts the legendary scene of 'The Last Supper' is particularly striking. St. Mary's Church is one religious sight that one cannot afford to miss! +91 44 2538 3333 (Tourist Information) Rajaji Salai, Chennai Ashtalakshmi Temple "Eight Divine Faces" With a fantastic waterfront location along Elliot's Beach, the architecturally astounding Ashtalakshmi Temple presents Lakshmi, the Goddess of prosperity in her eight expressive appearances. Inside the temple, lies five separate units having a premier sanctum with Lord Vishnu and Mahalakshmi, while the other units display the rest of her by Public Domain incarnations. The temple is replete with skillful rock carvings along its wall, and a bright combination of colors which manifest a blend of architectural styles, many of which came after recent renovations. +91 44 2491 1763 Beach Road, Elliot's Beach, Chennai St. Thomas Mount "Truly Legendary" A well-known hillock with immense historical importance, St. Thomas Mount is one of Chennai's most famous tourist spots. It is believed that over 2000 years ago, St. Thomas, Jesus Christ's disciple, used to live on this hill top and was martyred to death here. This is how, the hillock got its name and significance. The view from the top of this mount is simply breathtaking, and one can see the entire city spread below in all its glory. In and around St. Thomas Mount, there are quite a few churches, schools and places worth paying a visit to; the shrine Senhora Da Expectacao also known as Our Lady of Expectation, being the most important of them all. One cannot afford to miss this mount on a tour to Chennai. +91 44 2538 3333 (Tourist Information) Off Shill Shrine Road, Chennai Senhora Da Expectacao (Our Lady of Expectation) "Not An Ordinary Shrine" Built in 1523 by the Portuguese on St. Thomas Mount, Senhora Da Expectacao (Our Lady of Expectation) is no conventional church but actually a symbolic white structure, that stands majestically on the scenic hilltop. This shrine was built on the spot where St. Thomas died, way back in 72 AD. It may be small, but nevertheless is historically significant and evokes a sense of melancholy and wonder. Next to it, there's a chapel and a wonderful golden structure depicting the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Off Shill Shrine Road, St. Thomas Mount, Chennai Shirdi Sai Baba "Religious Worship" Shirdi Sai Baba is a popular worship spot for tons of local religious folks and even tourists. The trust has also created a serene space for people to sit, and simply enjoy the mystical presence of peace and tranquility in its atmosphere. In addition to the statue of Sai Baba, the temple also houses sculptures of other Hindu Gods like Shiva, Ram, Krishna, Ganpathy which by Public Domain are a beautiful site to see. 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