"Best Landmarks in Chennai" Realizado por : Cityseeker 8 Ubicaciones indicadas 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 Marina Beach "South India's Sparkling Coast" One of the major attractions in the city, Marina Beach has become synonymous with Chennai. Sprawling leisurely across the Bay of Bengal, this fantastic stretch of sandy beach is reputed to be the longest in India. A unique embrace of glinting sands and frothy waters, the shores of the beach are a safe haven of Olive Ridley turtles. The sheer length of the by KARTY JazZ coastline is breathtaking and there are several memorials and statues that pay tribute to great personalities along the beach. Located nearby is a fleet of landmarks and institutions including Madras University, Vivekananda Museum, MGR Memorial Presidency College and Anna Memorial, to name a few. For the average Chennaiite and for tourists as well, this is a respite from the heat; a gleaming vantage point to soak in the sun's evening dip into the Bay of Bengal. The beach also has jogging and walking tracks, landscaped galleries and intriguing art installations, making it one of the most distinctive of its kind across the country. +91 44 2538 3333 (Tourist Information) Marina Beach Road, 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 War Memorial "Silent Respects" Of immense emotional significance is the Victory War Memorial that holds an especial place in the hearts of Chennai's people. Dedicated to all those lionhearted soldiers who lost their lives fighting to defend their people, this sight is often visited by inspired tourists. The custom here is to pay ones silent respects and not ask too many questions, as the military personnel guarding the site are tight-lipped about divulging details. Located near Fort St.George, the War Memorial should be on tourists itinerary. +91 44 2538 3333 (Tourist Information) Kamarajar Salai, 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 Fort St. George "Architectural Marvel" Fort St. George is a 17th-century monument that has been beautifully preserved and is now the house of the State Government machinery. Named after St. George, the Fort was under the British empire's custody for a long time. Surviving a few onslaughts by different armies over the centuries, this fort remains intact. The original design is well-maintained by L.vivian.richard at English and one can even see the guards' trench. Also part of this impressive Wikipedia enclave is the Fort Museum and St. Mary's Church which are major tourist attractions in the city. +91 44 2538 3333 (Tourist Information) Rajaji Salai, Chennai Anna Centenary Library "Book World" Established in 2010, the Anna Centenary Library in Chennai is touted as one of the biggest libraries in entire South East Asia. The library was named after C. N. Annadurai, former chief minister of Tamil Nadu. Built with a budget of ₹1,720 million (₹172 crores), the library is home to a thousands of books from different authors, genres and cultures. Whether by Abee5 you are looking for some classics to technical to legendary to poems, they have it all. +91 44 2220 1011 www.annacentenarylibrar [email protected] Gandhi Mandapam Road, y.org/ Chennai Madras High Court "Justice Will be Served" Established in 1862, the Madras high court is a huge complex which is the second of its kind in the world. It was one of the three high courts established during the British rule in India. Built under the guidance of architect Henry Irwin, the architecture of this building and others in the complex is a fine example of a mix of Indian, Mughal and Gothic by Velachery Balu architecture. Apart from Tamil Nadu, it's jurisdiction also covers Pondicherry. +91 44 2534 0410 www.hcmadras.tn.nic.in/ cpc- North Fort Road, George [email protected] Town, Chennai UNIRSE A NOSOTROS A: cityseeker.com Condiciones generales | POLíTICA DE PRIVACIDAD | API | PóNGASE EN CONTACTO CON NOSOTROS | Derechos de autor 2021 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).