Mahabalipuram Lighthouse
Mahabalipuram Beach is located at the distance of 58 km south of Chennai, lying at the shore of Bay Of Bengal. This 20 km long[…]
Places to see
Sculpture Museum
Sculpture Museum in Mahabalipuram has approximately more than 3,000 collections of sculptures of gods and goddesses. These are monolithic statues depicting the reign of Gupta[…]
Mahabalipuram Beach
Mahabalipuram Beach is located at the distance of 58 km south of Chennai, lying at the shore of Bay Of Bengal. This 20 km long[…]
Dharmaraja Cave
Dharmaraja Cave is a 7th century artistic cave temple structure, which has three empty shrines. For these three deities, there are three garbagrihams (cells), which[…]
Mahishamardini Cave
Mahishamardini Cave is a monolithic sculpture located in the Chingleput District of Mahabalipuram. The cave dates back to mid 7th century and is one of[…]
Arjuna’s Penance
Arjuna’s Penance is approximately 30 m long and 9 m high relief that is made on two massive boulders. It is one of the most[…]
Krishna’s Butterball, Mahabalipuram
Krishna’s Butterball is a large rock balanced on the hillside on the other side of the Mahabalipuram beach. It is a huge boulder located on[…]
Pancha Rathas
Five Rathas is a rock-cut temple built in late 7th century by the Pallavas. These Five Rathas are named after the Pandavas and other characters[…]
Thirukadalmallai Temple
Thirukadalmallai Temple is built by the Pallava King at Mahabalipuram to protect the sculptures from the waves of ocean. This temple is devoted to Lord[…]
Ganesh Ratha Temple
Ganesh Ratha Temple is a beautiful temple in Mahabalipuram constructed by the Pallavas. This structure is built in Dravidian style and is located towards the[…]