Chennai

During the independence era, Chennai was known as Madraspattinam. In 1639, the British East India Company ventured into Chennai and chose this spot as their headquarters. Madraspattinam was the new name for the combined cities of Madraspattinam and Chennai pattinam in the 17th century. Chennai has seen significant change, growing into a significant Southern urban centre and naval base. As Chennai has become a prominent IT hub, people from all parts of the nation live in peace here, devoid of all diversity. Though Tamil is the Main language, English and Hindi are also spoken here. Chennai is a miniature of a sub-continent, where one can witness varied cultures, languages, and religions under one roof. As people from varied parts of India dwell here, we can get all kinds of palatial cuisine. For art and culture lovers, there are lots of places to explore in Chennai, such as Kalakshetra, Dakshinachitra, and a lot more.

Visitors can enjoy a delightful combination of the city's historical monuments, immaculate beaches, and vibrant culinary scene. Many are also attracted by the authenticity of cultural experience, historical value, and friendly hospitality given by the locals. Chennai is a varied attraction reserve that is one of the must-visit places to provide travellers with rich and varied experiences.