Kapaleeshwar temple,Santhome basilica and Fort Museum tour

Our day begins with a comfortable morning pick-up directly from your hotel lobby by your private guide and driver. You will head straight to the cultural heart of Chennai in Mylapore.
The first stop is the Kapaleeshwarar Temple, an active 7th-century Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It serves as a breathtaking example of classical Dravidian architecture, immediately recognizable by its towering, intricately carved colorful entrance tower (gopuram). Walking through the bustling courtyard, you will experience the lively morning rituals and peaceful ambiance that define this sacred site.
Have the famous filter coffee in Mylapore.
You will next visit the Santhome Cathedral Basilica, a magnificent Roman Catholic minor basilica built over the tomb of St. Thomas the Apostle. Originally constructed by Portuguese explorers in the 16th century, the structure was beautifully rebuilt by the British in 1896 in a striking Neo-Gothic style. The bright white facade and peaceful interior offer a serene contrast to the vibrant streets outside.
The final major stop is the Fort St. George Museum, located inside the first official British fortress built in India (established in 1644). The museum building itself is a piece of history, and it houses a fascinating collection of relics from the British East India Company administration and the colonial era. It provides a comprehensive look into how a small trading post evolved into modern-day Chennai.
Following your deep dive into Chennai's colonial history, your driver and guide will escort you back through the city and drop you off safely at your hotel, concluding a memorable day of sightseeing.