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A scenic 1.5 km stretch along the Bay of Bengal, Promenade Beach is perfect for strolls, sunrise views, and people-watching. Its serene ambience and historic landmarks like the War Memorial make it a popular spot for locals and tourists.
An experimental township designed for human unity, Auroville is a global community that promotes sustainable living. The iconic Matrimandir, a golden globe structure, serves as a meditation centre and is a must-visit for its architecture and spiritual vibe.
Founded by Sri Aurobindo and the Mother, this spiritual community focuses on inner development and integral yoga.
Accessible by ferry ride, Paradise Beach is known for its sunsets, golden sands and clear waters. It's an ideal spot for relaxation, water sports, and picnics.
Characterised by its colonial architecture, tree-lined streets, and cafes, the French Quarter is a picturesque area reflecting Pondicherry's French heritage.
This Gothic-style basilica, established in 1908, features stained-glass panels depicting Jesus's life. It's a significant pilgrimage site and an architectural marvel.
Showcasing artefacts from the French colonial period, Chola bronzes, and archaeological findings, the Puducherry Museum offers a glimpse into the region's rich history and cultural heritage.
True to its name, it offers a peaceful and less crowded alternative to other beaches. It's a haven for surfers and beach lovers, perfect for relaxation and water activities.
An ancient Roman trade centre, Arikamedu's archaeological site features remnants of ancient pottery, beads, and structures. This historic site provides insights into Puducherry's rich trade history.