Morning pickup from your Chennai city hotel, followed by a drive to Kapaleeshwarar Temple.
Kapaleeshwarar Temple is a 7th century Lord Shiva temple with a huge gopuram built in typical Dravidian architectural style in Mylapore area of Chennai. This is Chennai’s most famous temple and one of the top places to visit to experience the cultural history of Chennai and South India.

Santhome Cathedral
San Thome Basilica is a 16th-century beautiful cathedral built by Portuguese and later restored by the British. Interestingly this church is only one of the three churches in the world to have been built over the tomb of an apostle of Jesus.

Government Museum and National Art Gallery (Friday will be closed)
The second oldest museum in India, the Government Museum or Madras Museum showcases human history and culture. Interestingly this museum has the largest collection of Roman artefacts outside of Europe.

Then you have a lunch at a good restaurant.

Fort St. George (Friday will be closed)
Fort St. George is a 17th-century fort built by the British in Madras, now Chennai. The building now houses the Tamil Nadu State Legislative Assembly. It remains a popular Chennai sightseeing destination. Friday will be closed

Burma Bazaar
Burma Bazaar is actually sort of grey market run by Burmese (Myanmar) refugees living in Chennai. A good place to buy cheap imported perfumes, electronics, and software.

Marina Beach
Marina Beach is the most popular beach and a top tourist attraction in Chennai city. It is a natural beach famed to be the second-longest natural beach in the world. Swimming at the Marina Beach is prohibited because of strong undercurrents but fishing and sailing activities are possible.

After the completion of your trip, you will be dropped back at your hotel.