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Why travel Bangalore to Chennai by Road

The distance from Bangalore to Chennai is about 350km from NH 48 which takes approximately around 7 hours. If you like scenic views then traveling from Bangalore to Chennai will be a treat for you.

Places to visit between Bangalore to Chennai route

Ambur Biryani

Ambur is located 160km from Bangalore. Ambur is famous for its Biryani and Leather goods like belts, wallets, bags, shoes and jackets. If you are passing by during the afternoon, it’s a great opportunity to taste Ambur Biryani and for a quick shopping.

Kailasanathar Temple

The temple is in Tamil Nadu and it is considered one of the oldest temples in Kanchipuram. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. You can make a quick stop on your way from Bangalore to Chennai in the temple to have a peaceful time, meditation and also see the beautiful stone carvings of the temple.

Queensland Amusement Park

The park is located 30km from Chennai City center, and you can start off your stay in Chennai by having a fun time in the park with your friends and family. You can find a lot of activities as there are a total of 51 rides, out of which 33 are for adults.

Places to visit in Chennai

Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu also known as the gateway of South India. The city has a rich history however even with the influence of many outsiders the city still holds its culture and tradition.

Popular Beaches to visit in Chennai

Marina Beach

Popularly known as the longest beach in the country, your trip to Chennai would be incomplete without visiting Marina beach. A walk on the beach at sunset is something that you won’t want to miss. Don’t forget to try all the street food near the beach which are all pretty cheap food packed with flavors.

Elliots Beach

The beach is located in Besant Nagar and it is one of the cleanest beaches in Chennai and it is less crowded. You can visit the beach for walks as it is really calm, away from the main city and you can find great food in and around the area. While you’re there you can also visit the Velankanni Church and the Ashtalakshmi Kovil, located at walkable distance.

Popular Shopping centers in Chennai

Chennai has tons of shopping malls where you can get clothing from all brands. We have picked that Top 3 shopping malls for you

Popular Historical Places in Chennai

St. George Fort

It was built by the British East India Company in 1640 and is now a museum located on Rajaji Salai road. The museum contains artifacts from British rule. St. George is also called that White Town. You can also visit the St Mary’s church, an old Anglican church which is nearby.

Connemara Public Library and Chennai Government museum

The two places are just a few meters away located at Egmore. Make sure that you visit both sites. If you are a book lover, the Connemara Public Library is the place for you. Established in 1896 it is one of the oldest and one out of 4 deposit libraries in India.
The museum is well maintained to date and it gives you a vivid picture of the history of Tamil Nadu. It is the second oldest museum and you can find artifacts from ancient times as well.

Santhome Cathedral Basilica

Also known as St. Thomas Cathedral Basilica in Mylapore. The Portuguese built the church in the 16th century. The architect is in European style and the tomb of Saint Tomas sits in the Cathedral. The whole environment of the cathedral is quiet and peaceful.

Activities to do in Chennai

Salty Bone Divers

Located in Cholamandal Artists Village, if you are in Chennai then you should definitely go scuba diving, it is a must for you if you have never scuba dived. You should only feel it yourself, words cannot explain or justify the experience. If you are lucky you might even see sharks, turtles, and manta rays.

Game On

The place has a very good infustruce and amenities. You can visit the place to have a fun time with your friends. It has lanes for cricket and space for football as well.

Mystery Rooms

For all the people who like mystery games, this is for you. But instead of solving mysteries on a screen, you will get to solve mysteries in real life. This is really a fun activity and even if you have never played mystery games before, you can always give it a go.