Visit the Shore Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site comprising three temples. Dating back to the 8th century, it's known for its intricate architecture and bas-relief sculptures.
The Pancha Rathas, meaning "Five Chariots", is a group of five monolithic rock-cut shrines which are considered as excellent examples of the evolution of Dravidian architecture. This site was built in the late 7th century.
Take a leisurely stroll on the Mahabalipuram beach and enjoy the beautiful sunset. Known for its golden sand and Serenity, it's a perfect place to relax with your loved one.
The Descent of the Ganges or Arjuna's Penance, is an enormous open-air bas-relief in a granite rock face, where the elements seem to flow as one and create a magical atmosphere. It is another UNESCO World Heritage site to discover.
Visit the Varaha Cave Temple, an ancient rock-cut temple that dates back to the 7th century. Admire the beautiful carvings and sculptures of Lord Vishnu and other deities in its various chambers.
Take a stroll around the Krishna's Butterball, a giant boulder balanced precariously on a slope. The rock is said to be a natural penance of Lord Krishna's stolen butter, hence its name.
If you have more time, you can add visits to other prominent temples like Kailasanatha Temple, Thirukadalmallai Temple, and other beaches like Tiger Cave Beach, Covelong Beach. If you have less time, you can either skip the Mahabalipuram beach or Krishna's Butterball depending upon your preferences.