Spread over an area of 200 square kilometers and with a population of around six million, Chennai is Tamil Nadu’s state capital as well as India's fourth largest metropolitan city. Originally established as a transit port by the British, Chennai gradually grown into a major city as the colonial activities flourished in India. A staple ingredient in the history of Tamil people, Chennai has remained the focal point of Dravidian movements, be it political or cultural, for decades. This is a city that offers a distinct and vibrant culture - so different from the North India in almost every aspect, even from music to cuisine. A city where the tradition and the modernism have a subtle blend - from traditional…

Spread over an area of 200 square kilometers and with a population of around six million, Chennai is Tamil Nadu’s state capital as well as India's fourth largest metropolitan city. Originally established as a transit port by the British, Chennai gradually grown into a major city as the colonial activities flourished in India. A staple ingredient in the history of Tamil people, Chennai has remained the focal point of Dravidian movements, be it political or cultural, for decades. This is a city that offers a distinct and vibrant culture - so different from the North India in almost every aspect, even from music to cuisine. A city where the tradition and the modernism have a subtle blend - from traditional south Indian courses to fast food joints, from ancient temple architecture to modern high rises, from Carnatic music & dance to discotheques - entertainments in Chennai are in plenty!