OT Staff
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mahabalipuram boasts rock-cut temples, cave sanctuaries, and the iconic Shore Temple.
India’s second-largest brackish water lagoon, Pulicat is ideal for birdwatching. Visit the Dutch cemetery, lighthouse, and enjoy a serene boat ride.
Home to over 40,000 migratory birds during peak season (Nov–Mar), Vedanthangal offers excellent birdwatching from raised walkways.
Known as the “City of a Thousand Temples,” Kanchipuram is famous for Dravidian architecture and silk sarees. Explore ancient temples like Kailasanathar and Ekambareswarar.
Located on a hilltop and accessed via 365 steps, this temple is one of the six sacred abodes of Lord Murugan.
This 17th-century Dutch fort near Kalpakkam showcases colonial history and ocean views. A peaceful coastal spot, it offers insight into Tamil Nadu’s maritime past.