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Chennai,(formerly known as Chennai) the capital of Tamil Nadu lies along the coast of Bay of Bengal. It is well known for it's beaches and churches. Chennai is a blend of foreign influences with traditional Hindu-Tamil culture. Chennai has been popularly called as the 'Charm of Dravidian Architecture'. To mingle yourself in this beautiful city of culture and traditions, our services would prove very profitable to you. We standout with luxurious car selection and superb friendly service that is a rarity these days. We remain in tune with all our customer's needs so that we can provide them with the best car rental experience. We provide all categories of cars like premium, executive or luxury cars at India Car Rental.

Places to visit in Chennai
» Marina Beach
Chennai boasts of the longest beach in Asia. It gives a spectacular view of the dawn and the dusk. Spread over the area of 13 kms, this beach is worth seeing in Chennai.
» St George Forte
Built by the British, this is an important tourist spot at this place. Presently the fort has been turned into a museum which houses a collection of British and French artifacts.

» Parthasarthy temple
Dedicated to Lord Rama, this temple is well known for it's beautiful architecture. This temple was a creation of Pallava kings of South India in 8th century.

» National Art Gallery
It showcases various Tanjore Rajput and Mughal paintings. It also depicts handicrafts and artifacts of 11th and 12th century.

» ST. Thomas Mount
It is located near the Airport. It is a place where Apostle was killed by his assassins.

» Kapaleeswarar Temple
Kapaleeswarar Temple is situated in Mylapore, a suburb of Chennai. The striking features of this temple make it an outstanding one, among all other temples of Chennai. The most exquisite feature of this temple is the coloured gopuram. Built by Pallavas, this temple is a dedicated to Lord Shiva.

» Government Museum
Located on Pantheon road between Egmore and Anna Salai, this museum possess a huge collection of Chola Art. It is multi-purpose state Government museum spreading over an area of 16.25 acres. It comprises of six buildings having 46 galleries.

» Kanchipuram
The religious capital of south India is situated 75 km from Chennai. It was considered as the historical city of Pallavas and later became the citadel of Cholas, Vijaynagar kings, the Muslims and the British. It is enriched with many beautiful temples like Kailasanthana temple etc.

» Mahabalipuram
The world heritage site Mahabalipuram is about 55 kms away from Chennai. It is well-known for its exquisite temples built in Pallava times. The shore temple, the monolithic rathas, the caves, the Mandapam and Arjuna's penance are all worth-watching in Mahabalipuram