Places to visit in Mahabalipuram

There is a place in Tamil Nadu where stones sing, laughs, they speak stories. His songs and stories show the ancient culture of India, religious belief, artistic and the excellent form of architectural and craft art. To listen to the music of these stones and to get acquainted with India's ancient culture, history and art, tourists come from all over the world. Mahabalipuram is a pilgrim from a religious place, it is also a pilgrimage from the point of view of art, therefore, besides the devotees of religious perseverance, art lovers are also keen to come here.

Narasimha Varman (first), son of Mahendravarman, built this while constructing Mahabalipuram in the middle of the seventh century. It was a fully developed city in the reign of the Pallava dynasty situated on the banks of the Bay of Bengal in the south, 45 km from Chennai. It was the famous harbor around the first century AD. In 600-800 AD, Pallava ruler made it his business port. At that time, the harbor was in excellent condition. From this harbor, precious stone, mung-pearl, gem-ruby etc. were sent to foreigners.

alamparai fort

krishna butterball

mahabalipuram beach

shore temple

Panch Rath Temple in Mahabalipuram