If you wish to take a look at the southern part of India, then head to Chennai. Chennai, formerly known as Madras, is the cream of the south. South India is quite different from the northern part of the country. The culture and exuberance is pretty different while the language, dressing and lifestyle are also unique. You can catch Delhi to Chennai flights to reach this city, the capital of Tamil Nadu. Chennai to Delhi flights can also be booked in advance for the return journey.

Chennai is quieter and serener than its other metro cousins like Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata. Here the people are simple and despite the modernization, the city has a quaint personality which is quite reflective of the old days. Chennai takes pride in its hoard of beaches especially the Marine Beach which is the planet’s 2nd longest beach. There are also plenty of churches and British-made buildings in the city which will drop you into a pool of nostalgia. St. Thomas’ Basilica and St. Mary’s Church are the two most popular churches. Also, make a point to visit the St. Thomas’ burial site.

Chennai may be dominated by the South Indians (Madrasis) but being a metropolitan city, it is quite cosmopolitan. People from other parts of the country also live in harmony in this corner of India. If you are fond of temples, then don’t forget to pay a visit to the famous Kapaleeshwar temple dedicated to God Shiva.

The culture is amazing and the seafood is something which is the city’s pride. In order to make bookings of hotels and to book tickets for Chennai to Delhi flights & Delhi to Chennai flights, you are advised to call up a reputed tour operator.