A treasure trove of ancient art and history, the Mahabalipuram Museum houses intricate stone sculptures and artifacts from the Pallava dynasty.
A cluster of five monolithic temples, each dedicated to a different Hindu god, carved out of a single rock during the Pallava dynasty.
A serene beach with rock formations, including the iconic Shore Temple, offering a perfect blend of history and nature.
A massive boulder balanced on a small base, a unique geological formation that's a must-see, especially at sunset.
Known for its beachfront location and stunning views, this cafe is a popular breakfast spot.
This upscale hotel's restaurant offers a variety of cuisines with a beautiful beach view.
A beachside restaurant famous for its fresh seafood and sunset views.
A sweet dish made from rice and moong dal, flavoured with cardamom and cashews.
A lentil-based vegetable stew served with rice, typically accompanied by vadai or appalam.
A spicy stir-fried vegetable dish made from kalaan (water convolvulus), onions, and spices.
Intricately carved stone sculptures and panels depicting mythological scenes, reflecting the region's rich Pallava heritage.
Beautifully crafted necklaces, earrings, and bracelets made from locally sourced conch shells, a symbol of good luck and prosperity.
Traditional South Indian pen drawing and painting, often depicting mythological stories, available as wall hangings and small art pieces.
Mahabalipuram's climate can be unpredictable with sudden showers, especially during monsoon season.
Exploring the museum and nearby beaches requires comfortable footwear.
Staying hydrated is crucial in Mahabalipuram's tropical climate.
A scenic ropeway connecting Tirupati to Sri Venkateswara Temple, offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys.
A historic temple complex perched atop a massive rock, offering panoramic views of Trichy city.
A charming coastal town in Madagascar, known for its French colonial architecture and nearby nature reserves.