Chennai's oldest museum, housing a vast collection of art and artifacts that trace the city's rich history.
These sarees are known for their intricate zari work and are a traditional craft from the nearby town of Kanchipuram.
These intricately crafted metal plates depict scenes from Hindu mythology and are a traditional art form from Tanjore.
Coconut shells are carved into beautiful decorative items, showcasing the local craftsmanship.
A vibrant market experience on the beautiful Curtis Island, offering local produce and crafts.
Historic riverside district in Porto, known for its vibrant atmosphere, traditional architecture, and stunning views.
A breathtaking spectacle of lights and devotion, the Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple Illumination in Srirangam is a must-see for both pilgrims and tourists.
Steamed rice cakes served with coconut chutney and sambar
Fried lentil doughnuts, often served with coconut chutney
Fragrant rice dish with mutton, spices, and fried onions
Chennai's climate is hot and humid, but museum interiors can be cool. Long sleeves protect from sun and mosquitoes.
The museum has extensive grounds to explore, so comfortable shoes are essential.
Staying hydrated is crucial in Chennai's climate. A reusable bottle helps reduce plastic waste.
The first fortress built by the British in India, now housing the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly and Secretariat.
Chennai's most popular beach, perfect for a morning stroll, sunrise, or sunset views.
One of the oldest museums in India, housing a vast collection of artifacts from various periods.
Famous for its idlis and filter coffee since 1955.
Known for its variety of idlis and affordable prices.
A vegetarian chain serving South Indian cuisine since 1981.