Private Day out in Chennai by Auto-rickshaw

Itinerary
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Pass By: All Women Police Station Anna Salai, Anna Salai, Opp to Spencer Plaza, Express Estate, Thousand Lights, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600002, India

Anna Salai or Mount Road, as it was previously called, is the main arterial street of Chennai. It starts at Cooum Creek, south of Fort St. George and ends in Guindy. The area is over 400 years old and is lined by the offices of some of the oldest commercial establishments in Chennai. The road started off as a cart track used by European employees of the British East India Company for travel from the factory at Fort St. George to the church at St. Thomas Mount.

Pass By: near Kannagi Statue, Marina Beach, Triplicane, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600005, India

Beach Road (drive past)

The Beach Road leads up to Marina Beach, the longest natural urban beach in India. Hop off the auto-rickshaw here and take in the splendid views of the sea and the harbour before continuing with your ride.


Pass By: Chennai Central Railway Station, General Hospital Rd Kannappar Thidal, Periyamet, Chennai (Madras) 600003 India

Chennai Central is the main railway station of Chennai. The century old building of the station is a major landmark of the city. It is built in a combination of Gothic and Romanesque architecture styles and is today a heritage building. The clock tower and flagstaff are prominent fixtures of the façade. The clock chimes every quarter of an hour.

Pass By: Parry's Corner, NSC Bose Road Intersection of North Beach Road, Chennai (Madras) India

Parry’s Corner is another landmark of Chennai that is located near Fort St. George. It is home to the second oldest business house in India that was established by Thomas Parry, a Welshman, more than 225 years ago. The area around Parry’s Corner was referred to as Georgetown during the colonial period. The first European settlement in Chennai developed in this area.