24 Hours of City Experiences in Chennai

1. 10:00 AM: Kapaleeshwarar Temple
   Located in the heart of Mylapore, this grand Hindu temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Admire the intricate architecture and get to know the history of this spiritual landmark.
   Time from previous stop: 0 minutes
2. 11:30 AM: Government Museum
   Visit The Government Museum, the second oldest museum in India, located in Egmore, where you can discover an extensive collection of artifacts, including sculptures, coins, antiques, and paintings.
   Time from previous stop: 30 Minutes. Distance: 4.5 km.
3. 1:00 PM: Dakshin Restaurant
   With its authentic South Indian cuisine, Dakshin Restaurant, located in Adyar, is a great place to experience Chennai’s culinary offerings. We recommend trying their signature dish, the Thali, which features a selection of different dishes.
   Time from previous stop: 60 Minutes. Distance 7 km.
4. 2:30 PM: Fort St. George
   Explore the vast complex of Fort St. George, which was established in 1644 and served as the headquarters of the British East India Company. Take a guided tour to get a better idea of the fort’s history and significance for Chennai.
   Time from previous stop: 90 Minutes. Distance 7 km.
5. 4:30 PM: Marina Beach
   Wind down your day taking a leisurely stroll along one of the world's longest urban beaches, Marina Beach. Enjoy some fresh air and take in views of the Bay of Bengal.
   Time from previous stop: 120 Minutes. Distance 6 km.

Time and Cost Estimates

• Kapaleeshwarar Temple (60 minutes, Free)
• Government Museum (90 minutes, ₹ 35)
• Dakshin Restaurant (90 minutes, ₹ 800 for two people)
• Fort St. George (120 minutes, ₹ 30)
• Marina Beach (120 minutes, Free)

Total Estimated Cost: ₹ 865

Useful Tips

If you have extra time, visit San Thome Cathedral Basilica, a Neo-Gothic style Catholic Church, or Arignar Anna Zoological Park, one of the largest zoos in India, showcasing animals' flora and fauna. For a more budget-friendly experience, skip Dakshin restaurant and try dosa and filter coffee from the street vendors.