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1. Krishna Bu
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Mamallapuram, Southeastern India, India
A rock which should have fallen thousands of years ago.
2. Vgp Beach
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Chennai, Southeastern India, India
Beautiful Park. site of many movie filmings
3. Shore Temple
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Mamallapuram, Southeastern India, India
Considered one of the oldest structural stone temples in South India, Shore Temple was so named because it is situated overlooking the Bay of Bengal. The temple was..
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Mamallapuram, Southeastern India, India
One of the many examples of monolith rock-architecture in the region, Pancha Rathas (the Five Rathas) features five monolithic pyramidal structures carved out of pink..
5. Five Rathas
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Mamallapuram, Southeastern India, India
5 or Pancha Rathas are 5 monolithic rocks that have been carved into temples. These are a set of the earlier rock temples in southern India (7th century), precursor to..
6. Amethyst
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Chennai, Southeastern India, India
Amethyst is truly a treasure chest for any shopper. Set in lush gardens in a palatial converted bungalow, you can enjoy a quiet snack in the outdoor cafe, shop for..
7. Mount Road
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Chennai, Southeastern India, India
Mount road is a great plcae to start your explore of chennai be careful of heavy traffic during rush hour good place for coffee and books tourist office is in this area
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Kalpakkam, Southeastern India, India
It was great to visit a nuclear power plant with a guided tour of the complex and an interesting guide to show us around the place. Felt good to know all the details..
9. Marina Beach
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Chennai, Southeastern India, India
Second longest beach in the world... the muruku, sundal and other snacks.... the sea breeze.... the moonlight....very pleasant..:)
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Mamallapuram, Southeastern India, India
A group of open-air bas relief monuments carved into a monolithic rock, the Descent of Ganges were built in the 7th and 8th centuries, and depict the store of descent..
