Top Chennai Safaris

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Get a primer on Pallava-style architecture on this full-day private tour to Mahabalipuram and Kanchipuram. Benefit from personal attention and the ability to travel at your own pace while visiting the Ekambareswar and Kailasanathar temples, then a local saree weaver. Moving on to the port of Mahabalipuram, see the Five Rathas, the shore temple, and Arjuna's Penance, learning about them through guided commentary.

Get your bearings in the old part of Chennai, Mylapore, with this small-group walking tour. Your guide will provide narration about the area's history as you walk past important cultural sites, including the ancient Kapaleeswarar Temple, the Vivekananda House and Museum, and Marina Beach. Your guide will also be on hand to answer questions and provide recommendations of things to see and do after your tour is over.

Immerse yourself in Indian life and culture on this culinary tour in a local home in Chennai. Learn to prepare several South Indian vegetarian dishes, then sit down with your group and enjoy in the traditional way: on banana leaves. Dishes may include vegetable curry, sambar, rasam, or dosas. You'll learn much more about Indian cooking and culinary culture during this experience than you would by eating in local restaurants.