Bangalore to Chennai Cab

The road from Bangalore to Chennai with a distance of 335 km via NH 75 is in good condition and can be reached in 7 hours approximately. You can look forward to a comfortable trip except for some rough patches.

Along the route you can visit the ancient town of Mahabalipuram and even stop over at HAL Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum. Enjoy the scenery at Avalabetta Road and seek blessings of the almighty at Shree Bhoga Nandishwara Temple.

An alternate route from Bangalore to Chennai is via NH 48. This route spans 346 kilometers in 6.5 hours. The road conditions along this route are great, and the travel duration is short.

1. Marina Beach

Marina beach in Chennai, on the Bay of Bengal coast, is the longest beach in India. It is also renowned for being one of the longest beaches in the world. We recommend that you should not miss out on the breathtaking view of the sun setting or rising from the beach. From the beachside vendors, you may purchase items such as counterfeit jewelry and shell souvenirs.

2. Marundeeswarar Temple

Marundeeswarar Temple is devoted to Lord Shiva in the avatar of the God of Medicines. According to mythology, Lord Marundeeswarar taught Sage Agastya about miraculous remedies. The temple, which is said to have been established in the 11th century, serves Prasada of milk, ash, and water, which is claimed to alleviate health problems. This is among the must-see places in Chennai and well known as the refinement of Dravidian architecture.

3. Valluvar Kottam

Valluvar Kottam is a beautifully crafted monument in Chennai dedicated to the traditional Tamil poet and philosopher Valluvar. It is the city’s most important Tamil cultural center. Valluvar Kottam’s majesty is best appreciated early in the morning or as the sun sets. It lies near the crossroads of Kodambakkam High Road and Village Road.

4. Government Museum

The Chennai Government Museum is well-known for maintaining some of the best ancient (10-13th century) and modern South Indian bronzes. Furthermore, the Amaravathi Gallery has marble statues commemorating Gautam Buddha’s life that date back to the 2nd century. It is a true treasure of a spot to see in Chennai for both kids and adults interested in digging into the city’s history.

Chennai has much to explore and enjoy for a refreshing break. There are attractions such as  temples, churches, beaches, retail avenues, and dining establishments. You can witness the local wildlife at Anna Zoological Park also known as Vandalur Zoo, offer prayers at Ashtalakshmi temple, and read a wide variety of books at Connemara Public Library.

Bengaluru, formerly known as Bangalore, is well-known for its attractiveness, luxury contemporary lifestyle, and excellent living amenities. Bangalore is recognized as India’s Silicon Valley due to its status as the country’s largest IT exporter. The city offers captivating tourist spots and a refreshing ambiance with truly metropolitan culture.

Chennai welcomes visitors year-round, but November to February offers the most pleasant weather. The city buzzes with cultural events during this cooler season. If you’re a fan of heat, summer months showcase Chennai’s vibrant beach life. Our cabs are ready whenever you decide to visit.

Chennai caters to all budgets and preferences. For luxury, try the Leela Palace or ITC Grand Chola. Mid-range options include Trident and Radisson Blu. Budget travelers can check out FabHotel or Treebo. Our cabs can drop you off at your chosen accommodation hassle-free.

Chennai has vibrant markets and Pondy Bazaar, also known as Soundarapandian Angadi, is a one-stop store for all of your shopping requirements. Pondy Bazaar is the place to go if you want to buy branded things or engage in some street shopping bargaining with merchants.

Chennai is brimming with restaurants and food places, both large and small, serving a bewildering array of delicacies. Traditional and authentic South-Indian cuisine is a must-try when in Chennai. You must not miss the filter coffee as well as local delicacies such as Idli, Vada, Dosa, Appam, Sambhar, and Upma. Foodies can dig into Chettinad Chicken, Pepper Chicken, and Chicken Stew. Satiate your sweet tooth with local desserts like Pongal, Kesari, and Payasam.