Chennai Car Rental with Driver

Nestled in Ancient temples, natural wonder and vibrant arts makes Chennai the capital of Tamil Nadu. Most of the tourist destinations of this city are located in the southern fringes of the Coromandel Coast, formerly known as the Madras.

This city is the gatekeeper of every tourist who seeks for the South Indian art, tradition and culture. The highlights of this city are sprawling beaches, man-made wonders, bustling seaport, quirky cafes and hi-tech parks. From the striking classical dance form of bharatnatyam to the rich flavours of its iconic cuisine this city is full of tourist things. The lustrous silk sarees traded here to the gorgeous temples and churches. If you’re worried about how to conveniently travel to this city with very low prices..? Don’t worry we provide you the solution, CabBazar – the outstation taxi service. You can book your outstation, roundtrip and also the One-way drop taxi for Chennai without any hassle. Below is the tourist attractions list for Chennai. You can also read them to get the best experience while you travel to this City.

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Cholamandal Artists Village

Established in 1966 by KCS Paniker – A legendary Artist. This town is the perfect place for anyone who loves art, culture and craft. When you enter this village, the countryside and pleasantly refreshing vibes make you welcome. The garden holds the artistic dotted sculpture which makes you mesmerize this village. In this village every piece of art can easily define its finesse and stunning craftsmanship. So, whether you’re not from artistic nature, this village will make you love and feel the art. Cholamandal Artists Village has always something for everyone to make them awful.

Fort St George

This great white Fort St George is linked to the history of the city. Built in 1644, it is one of the oldest buildings that houses the museum within the fort. This Museum started with a small donation done by the Madras presidency government. Today it houses nearly 3600 antiquities in the collection. If you're an enthusiast of exploring antiques then this place is a must visit for you.

Government Museum

Established in 1851, the second oldest museum in India which includes an impressive collection of archaeological treasures and the standout features of this museum is its Bronze Gallery. This gallery showcases the sculptures from modern times to the Pallava era. You can also see the statues of Lord Shiva as Nataraja and the Chola bronze figure of Ardhanarishvara. The museum also houses significant archaeological exhibits representing Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain cultures. Also Anthropology galleries offer a fascinating glimpse into South Indian human history tracing it back to prehistoric times. Additionally, this museum holds the distinction of having the largest collection of Roman antiquities outside of Europe.

Guindy National Park

Guindy National Park is located next to Raj Bhavan and features rare tropical dry evergreen vegetation. It covers 2.7 sq km and is one of the smallest national parks, full of wildlife. You can find blackbucks, spotted deer, jackals, snakes, geckos, and tortoises here. The park is also home to over 100 species of birds, along with 60 types of butterflies and spiders. With over 350 species of plants, it is a paradise for botanists. There is also a zoo and a children’s park. The Guindy Snake Park nearby has king cobras, pythons, and vipers. It is open from 9 am to 5:30 pm and is closed on Tuesdays.

Kalakshetra

The Kalakshetra Foundation was established in 1936 by Rukmini Devi Arundale. Her goal was to revive India's artistic traditions and teach young people the true meaning of art without any vulgarity or commercialism. Many renowned Bharatanatyam dancers have trained here. Kalakshetra is a reflection of Rukmini Devi's dream to create a space where Indian culture could be expressed through education in the arts. The institution covers 100 acres by the seashore and is a key centre for fine arts. In 1993, the Government of India declared it an Institute of National Importance. It now operates as an autonomous body under the Ministry of Culture. Students here not only learn dance but also develop life skills and a deeper understanding of art. Across the road, the Kalakshetra Craft Centre offers a chance to explore Kanchipuram-style handloom weaving, block printing, and kalamkari art. Tourists can also join courses to learn these traditional crafts.

Kapaleeshwarar Temple

Kapaleeswarar Temple is one of the oldest and most respected temples in Chennai. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and worships Goddess Parvati as Goddess Karpagambal, the "Goddess of the Wish-Yielding Tree." On Fridays, devotees offer her a garland of gold coins called kaasu mala during special rituals. The temple showcases Dravidian architecture and its main feature is a 37-meter-high gopuram or gateway. As you enter, you see a sculpture of the holy saint Gnanasambandar. The temple also has bronze carvings of 63 Shaivite saints and an ancient Punnai tree in the courtyard.

Marina Beach

Marina Beach is often considered the pride of Chennai. It stretches 13 km and is the second-longest beach in the world. The beach has soft sand that invites tourists to relax and swim. They can also enjoy local snacks. The street along the beach features several notable landmarks. These landmarks include Madras University and government buildings. You can also find the Senate House and Presidency College. The Cricket Stadium and the Swami Vivekananda Memorial House are nearby. It is said to be the favourite beach of M.E. Grant Duff. He was the British Governor of Madras from 1881 to 1886. Visitors can enjoy beautiful sunrises and pony rides along the shore.

National Art Gallery

Built in 1906, the National Art Gallery is one of the oldest galleries in India. It is made of red stones from Satyavedu in Andhra Pradesh. The building features a grand Indo-Saracenic architectural style. The gallery has four main segments. These segments are the Decorative Art Gallery, Ravi Verma Painting, Thanjavur Painting, and Indian Traditional Art Gallery. There is a special painting section that showcases works from Thanjavur, Rajasthan, Deccan, and Kangra. This section also includes miniature paintings that depict battle scenes. The gallery has many other exhibits. These exhibits include historical artifacts, religious statues, and sculptures. Visitors can also see ancient handicrafts from the 10th and 11th centuries. There are images of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita along with periodic books and manuscripts. The building is located near the Contemporary Art Gallery.

Pulicat Lake

Pulicat Lake is the second-largest brackish water lake in India. It is located on the border of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu on Barricade Island in Sriharikota. The lake is also known as Pazhaverkadu. It is famous for flamingo watching and water activities. The best time to visit is between October and March. During this time, over 20,000 migratory birds come to the lake for breeding. The lake is home to the Pulicat Bird Sanctuary and attracts many tourists. Visitors can see flamingos as well as storks and kingfishers. Pulicat Lake is about 60 km from Chennai in the Tiruvallur District. It spans 159 sq km and is surrounded by colonial buildings from the Dutch era.

San Thomas Basilica

This beautiful Roman Catholic cathedral is pristine white and has Portuguese origins. It dates back to the 16th century. The church was rebuilt in Neo-Gothic style in 1896. It is said to be the final resting place of St. Thomas the Apostle. A small cross on the tomb wall contains a tiny bone fragment that is known as the ‘Relic of St. Thomas.’ There is an underground tomb chapel that is a place of worship. Devout visitors believe that sand from the tomb has miraculous healing powers. A beautiful stained glass window at the basilica tells the story of St. Thomas. The central hall has 14 wooden plaques that depict the stations of the cross. The cathedral also features a 3-ft-high statue of Virgin Mary. This statue is believed to have been brought from Portugal in 1543.

Stone Carvings

Stone carving is an ancient craft in Tamil Nadu. The temples of Chennai are famous for their stunning stone carvings. The stone carvers come from the Viswakarma community. They are skilled in carving idols from black and white granite. This granite is known as karappu kal and vellai kal. The first step in stone carving involves stenciling the granite. The carvers cut the stone according to specific lines. Once the carving is complete, they clean and smooth the surface. This gives the stone a shiny finish. The final product is painted according to the design. Most themes revolve around incidents from Hindu mythological epics. You can shop for small dolls, animal figurines, incense stick stands, and other decorative pieces.

Chennai car rental services

Being an Aggregator, CabBazar provides you enormous car options for your car rental in Chennai. You can mention your specific preference, if any, while raising a car rental request. Our partnered car rental services providers have various cars available with them for local sightseeing as well as outstation car rental services in Chennai. At high level, we classify taxi in below four categories :

Chennai Taxi Prices

Vehicle Type	Model	Outstation Price per km	Full day taxi price
Hatchback	Wagon-R, Indica or similar	₹9	₹1800
Sedan	Dzire, Etios or similar	₹9	₹1900
SUV	Ertiga, Innova or similar	₹12.5	₹2900

Book outstaion and local hourly car rental in Chennai

CabBazar is committed to keep the pricing as simple and clear as possible. So, we provide one price for your Chennai car rental which covers a specified maximum kilometer and maximum days. For local hourly car rental, you can book cab for 2 hours and 20 kms or 4 hours and 40kms or 8 hours and 80 kms or 12 hours and 120kms as per your need.

The prices are dynamic and transparent and give a win-win deal for both you and our partnered taxi services providers. You can choose car as per your preference.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How much is Chennai car rental fare?

We provide Chennai outstation cabs as well as Chennai local sightseeing taxi. For best price on your travel date for various car rental options, please enter trip details and check.

Does price includes Driver charges and Night charges?

Yes, price includes Driver charges and Night charges.

Do I need to make payment in advance to rent a car in Chennai?

You will need to pay just 10-20% amount in advance for rent a car in Chennai.

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