An ultimate guide for North Indians living in Chennai

Chennai of the present time takes immense pride in its true Tamil glory while also scripting an amazing story of rapid technological growth. If you are prepared to look beyond the scorching heat, the daunting traffic, and the humongous crowds, you’ll be able to see the warmth of the people, the delicious filter coffee, the bustling areas of Chennai, and the vibrant culture that will floor you forever!

Living in Chennai and Loving it!

Chennai city has changed from a ‘conservative’ one to a one with a booming party scene and plenty of diversity. Chennai city offers myriad treats which include walking through the busy streets of Pondy Bazaar for some retail therapy, listening to the soothing temple chants in temple-ridden Mylapore, celebrating the cultural festival of  Margazhi Utsavam etc.,

Breaking all odds

The city of Chennai is no more old-fashioned and strict. It can amaze the outsiders with its happening nightlife and cool watering holes. Go to the Madras Pub and you can see for yourself. People no longer stick to beautiful Kanjeevarams to be traditional anymore. In fact, there is a lot more than the lip-smacking veggie fare on offer in the city. North Indians need not fret that their cravings for some Punjabi food will go unmet. Yes, now you can enjoy cuisines of all kinds.

Places to see in and around Chennai

Places to visit in Chennai are numerous, each serving its own taste and interest.

The Anna Centenary Library, one of the Asia’s biggest libraries will surely astound you with its huge books collection and peaceful ambience. For all the foodies, the city offers lip-smacking street food in places like Seena Bhai Tiffin Centre in George Town or Rayars Mess in Mylapore. If it is fine dining that all you require, then get yourself some exotic fare at the Taj, ITC Grand Chola, or the Hyatt Regency. Chennai has mind-boggling options for shopaholics who want to specifically buy jewellery or sari in the busy streets of T. Nagar and Sowcarpet. For some excellent cotton to combat Chennai city’s relentless summer heat, you can always visit Pantheon Road, Egmore.

Chennai will never disappoint you!

It doesn’t matter how adventurous or cautious you are, Chennai city has a place for you. If you wish to eat a chilly bajji, you can go and watch the sunset on Elliot’s Beach. If you wish to go for an adventure trip, Muttukadu boating house in ECR is there for your rescue. If you feel bored, you can shop for DVDs for the weekend in Burma Bazaar. If you are a cricket fanatic, then you can go and cheer for the Chennai Super Kings in Chepauk stadium. If you wish to take your children out, the Vandalur Zoo and the Semmozhi Poonga Park serves the purpose and so on...

Beginning life in Chennai is really a cake-walk as its cost of living is significantly low compared to the other major Indian cities. To conclude, with its dynamic lifestyle, Chennai is a place that wouldn’t disappoint anyone for sure...