Chennai, formerly known as Madras, is one of India’s third largest city and the capital of Tamil Nadu. Known famously for its climate which is predominantly hot and its bustling traffic. Chennai is also well known as a premier place for education, culture, and economics in South India. Chennai has developed rapidly in recent years, however it’s culture continues to remain a wonderful mix of the old and the new with many traditional practices still being strictly adhered by. The transport system in Chennai is fully operational and well-connected with good roads, an airport, as well as a railway station. As mentioned earlier Chennai has mostly a hot and humid climate with May being its worst month in terms of increased temperatures. Winters do not really exist here and it’s best to visit this city during the winter months when it’s comparatively less hot. The rich culture of Chennai along with its growing commercial and economic purposes attracts people on a daily basis. A wide range of hotel types provides people with a variety of options to choose from. If you’re looking for a stay that is unique and different from a hotel experience, you can check-in to any of the boutique hotels in Chennai which range from luxurious to economical. Boutique hotels usually offer guests recreational facilities and services, as well as have an interesting decor and concept that sets them apart from other hotels. If you’re ready to check yourself into a boutique hotel in Chennai be sure to check out our Treebo boutique hotels which offer guests facilities such as restaurant on premise, on-site parking, travel desk, and a complimentary breakfast amongst others. Chennai is situated along the coast and hence has several beaches in the city. Although most are not suitable for swimming in, a stroll along the beach is always a nice option for an evening activity. Marina beach is the most famous of the beaches and while it can get crowded it still affords great views for an enjoyable walk. Chennai also has several temples and churches that one can visit such as Kapaleeswarar temple which is Chennai’s oldest temple and the Basilica of the National Shrine of St.Thomas which is one of the only three churches in the world built over the tomb of an Apostle of Jesus Christ. The National Art Museum, Birla Planetarium, Arignar Anna Zoological Park, and Guindy National Park are also favourite attractions in the city.
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