Mahabalipuram Beach is a perfect place for a family to start their day. With crystal-clear water and golden sand, it provides a refreshing atmosphere for visitors. Tourists can also hire watersports equipment such as jet skis and speedboats.
DakshinaChitra Museum is a place to learn about art and architecture from different parts of South India. Visitors can witness artists at work and visit a replica of a traditional South Indian house. They offer workshops for kids to learn folk art, dance and music.
Experience a traditional North Indian meal at Pind Balluchi. They provide a great family-friendly atmosphere with live traditional music. The dining experience transports visitors to a rural Punjab setting.
Kanchi Kudil is a traditional 19th-century South Indian house which has been converted into a museum. It offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of Tamil Brahmins. Visitors can also enjoy the traditional meal and shopping here. Do check the museum timings and holiday closure.
Kamakshi Amman Temple is set in a traditional Dravidian architecture and providence a serene environment for devotees. Visitors can view a large number of intricate sculptures and carvings in this 14th-century temple and experience the religious rituals.
If you have more time in Kanchipuram, visit the Ekambareswarar Temple, which has one of the tallest gopurams (tower gate) and a 1000-year-old mango tree. If you have less time, you can skip Kamakshi Amman Temple and try the famous street food at Gandhi Bazaar.
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