About Chennai
Intruding into Chennai's landscape through the marina beach, Bay of Bengal's blue waters and the accompanying cool breeze prevent Chennai's hot weather from playing any spoilsport in so far as tourism is concerned. Being one of India's four metros, transport links to the city and accommodation facilities are some of the best in India. Starting from marina beach - the second largest in the world, Chennai offers the tourist a host of attractions. Parthasarathy and Kapaleeshwar temple stand as testimony to the architectural genius of Pallavas and Dravidians. Fort St. George is the most powerful symbol of the British empire's early days in India. Santhome Cathedral is another of the tourism delights. Anna Square, where the state's former chief minister Annadurai was laid to rest, also attracts thousands of visitors.The snake park in the Raj Bhavan premises has an impressive collection of the reptile. To enrich one's historical knowledge of this place, a visit to the National Art gallery and Chennai Museum are a must. Chennai is also the gateway to the famous temple towns of Kancheepuram, Mahabalipuram and Cuddalore. Kanyakumari, the southern most tip of the state famous for the Vivekananda rock memorial, also beckons every visitor to this metropolitan city.

About Tamil Nadu
Tamilnadu is a fantastic tourist place known for its natural beauty i.e. blue beaches and clear skies. It is popularly known as the “Land of Temples” as the state is full of beautiful ornate temples characterized by Dravidian art and culture whose prominent feature is the soaring towers called as “Gopurams”. Tamil Nadu is a lively state which celebrates all their festivals in colourful splendour and offers an exquiste and delicious cuisine.