Shore Temple:
This is one of the most important tourist places in Mahabalipuram (Tamil Nadu) facing the bay of Bengal. This is a stone-made temple & UNESCO world heritage site listed as a protected national monument. It is built during the Pallava dynasty (7th to 8th Century). Even if it is a temple, there are no rituals performed there and it is just for visit.
It is must visit place for travel-loving people.
Shore temple visiting Timing: 6:00 AM to 06:00 PM (every day)
Best time to visit: All time. During the summer it's very hot.
Entry Fees: Yes, For Indian national: Rs. 10.00, For foreign national: Rs. 250.00
Shore temple Address:
Shore temple
Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu, India
Special occasion:
There is no such special occasion but people visit there every day in large numbers.
Places to visit in Mahabalipuram:
1. Krishna's Butter Ball.
2. Panch rathas
3. Descent of the Ganges
4. Varaha Cave
5. Mahabalipuram beach
6. India seashell museum
Parking Places: Parking is available on the roadside with minimal charges. Better to use local autos or taxi to visit different places.
How to reach Mahabalipuram:
Indian Rail: Chengalpattu is the nearest railway station which is 22 km from Mahabalipuram. The major railway station is Chennai which is well connected with major Indian cities.
Buses: It is 65 km from Chennai and lots of busses and Taxis are available. Busses are also available from different cities like Kanchipuram and other cities.
Airport: The nearest airport is Chennai which is around 65km. It is well connected with major Indian cities and abroad.
Private Taxis: The availability of a private taxi or transportation is very good there.
Accommodation in Mahabalipuram:
In the city, lots of various range hotels are available on a rental basis. You can choose as per your budget.
Food & Restaurant in Mahabalipuram:
Lots of vegetarian restaurants are available in the city. You can find South Indian and North Indian food at a reasonable price. Local food with verities of chutney is very good.
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Date of Visit: 28 Dec 2018
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