Embark on a spiritual and cultural journey through South India with this detailed 3-day itinerary. Start in Tirupathi, where you’ll experience the divine Darshan of Lord Venkateshwara at the world-renowned Balaji Temple, famed for its massive kitchen and the GI-tagged Laddu. The next day, travel to Kanchipuram, known for its sacred temples, including Kamakshi Amman Temple, Ekambareswarar Temple, and Kailasanathar Temple. Continue to Mahabalipuram, a coastal town rich in Pallava architecture. Explore the Shore Temple, Arjuna’s Penance, Pancha Rathas, and Krishna’s Butter Ball. Visit the Indian Sea Shore Museum for a unique experience. Conclude your tour in Chennai with visits to Kapaleeswarar Temple, Fort St. George, and Marina Beach. This itinerary combines spiritual exploration with historical and cultural insights.

Tirupathi : Balaji Temple, Thiruchanur Padmavathi Temple

Kanchi : Kamakshi Amman Temple, Ekambreswashwarar Temple, Kailasanathr Temple.

Mahabalipuram : Shore Temple, Arjuna’s Penance, Pancha Rathas, Krishna’s Butter Ball, Indian Sea Shore Museum.

Day 1 : Chennai – Tirupathi

Once you arrive at Chennai, our representative will receive you and assist you for your onward transfer to Tirupati, the world renowned spiritual destination. Check into the hotel and relax for a while. Later start to have Dharshan of Lord Venkateshwara, the self-manifested form of Lord Vishnu in the standing posture. Tirupati Tirumala is acclaimed to be World’s richest temple with more than one lakh devotees worshipping the Lord every day. The temple is prominent for world’s one of the largest kitchens feeding all the devotees every day and for the sweet ball called Laddu having the GI tag. Have a wonderful dharshan before returning to hotel. Overnight stay in Tirupati.

Day 2 : Tirupathi – Kanchi – Mahabalipuram

Post breakfast, check out from the hotel and start your drive to Mahabalipuram, the most visited coastal town of South India. En route stop at Kanchipuram, the holy city of temples. Visit Kamakshi Amman temple, the only temple where the presiding deity Goddess Kamakshi is found in the Padmasana Posture. Then proceed to Ekambareswarar temple, one of the Five Panchabootha temples representing Earth (Prithvi Lingam). Marvel the grandeur of Kailasanathar Temple before you resume your journey to Mahabalipuram, the most frequented coastal resort town of South India, Check into the hotel and rest of the day is at your leisure. Overnight stay at Mahabalipuram.

Day 3 : Mahabalipuram – Chennai

This day is for Mahabalipuram sightseeing. The city and the sandy shores have a lot to explore. The pinnacle of the Pallava Dynasty can be witnessed here in the form of stone structures and temples on the shore. Marvel at the beauty of Pancha Rathas, Descent of the Ganges which is a monolithic wonder made out of stone, Krishna’s butterball and varaha cave temple. Also visit the Sea Shell Museum where you can see the largest collections of shells and pearls, an astonishing sight. After thoroughly enjoying Mahabalipuram, proceed to Chennai and visit some of the iconic locations. Start with Kapaleeswarar Temple and later on to Fort St.George and Museum. Later in the evening, stroll along the sandy shores of the world’s second longest Beach, the Marina beach and shopping can be done with some souvenirs before returning to hotel Overnight stay in Chennai.

Day 4 : Chennai

Post breakfast, check out from the hotel to board your flight based on your departure schedule. Tour ends with beautiful memories.

What are the key attractions in Tirupathi?

The key attractions include the Balaji Temple, Thiruchanur Padmavathi Temple, and the famous Laddu served at the temple.

What temples should I visit in Kanchipuram?

Visit Kamakshi Amman Temple, Ekambareswarar Temple, and Kailasanathar Temple in Kanchipuram.

What can I see in Mahabalipuram?

In Mahabalipuram, explore the Shore Temple, Arjuna’s Penance, Pancha Rathas, Krishna’s Butter Ball, and the Indian Sea Shore Museum.