The Ripon Building in Chennai is an outstanding example of the many modern British constructions in Madras. The Ripon Building is the official venue for the Madras Corporation. Located in the West of Central station, this magnificent white building with... (Continue reading)
Constructed in 1798 by the famous architect Benjamin Roebeck, Doveton House in Chennai exudes of the nostalgia and romance of the colonial era. Doveton House was soon after its foundation, used as the residence of the English officials. If you... (Continue reading)
No matter how modernized it has become, local customs and traditions of Chennai have always remained its charming feature. The values of the old days still survive midst of the humdrum bustle of today. Chennai still retains the charm, culture... (Continue reading)
Arts and crafts in Chennai are an integral part of Chennai. It is an important centre of Tamil art, crafts and culture. There are a number of art centers that add to the artistic diversity of arts and crafts in... (Continue reading)
Chennai or Madras is also known for the classical Indian dance. Music and Dances in Chennai is the important part of their culture. Bharatanatyam is the official dance of Tamil Nadu. An important cultural centre for Bharatanatyam is Kalakshetra (Sanskrit... (Continue reading)
Cuisine of Chennai comprises of a variety of Tamil cuisines brought to the city by people who have migrated from different parts of Tamil Nadu. Food in Chennai Steamed rice served with about two to six accompanying items is the contemporary cuisine... (Continue reading)
Chennai is the third largest commercial and industrial centre in India. It is known for its cultural heritage and temple architecture. Architecture in Chennai is a confluence of many architectural styles. You can visit the ancient Dravidian temples built by... (Continue reading)
Chennai is the capital city of the state of Tamil Nadu and is ranked as India’s fourth largest metropolitan city. Chennai is situated at 13.04° N 80.17° E on the southeast coast of India and in the northeast corner of... (Continue reading)
The vibrant history of the city of Chennai which was previously named as Madras, traces back to 368 years and Chennai was originally a tiny fishing village. The region surrounding Chennai has served as a significant administrative, military, and economic... (Continue reading)
The small fishing village has evolved not only into a beautiful city, Chennai is considered as the most peaceful and green metropolis in India. Chennai has a plethora of attractions for the tourists to cherish. The city has its fair... (Continue reading)