Chennai To Mahabalipuram

Why Mahabalipuram Trip!

Chennai to Mahabalipuram is a scenic coastal drive of about 60 km, taking roughly 1.5 to 2 hours via the East Coast Road (ECR). This popular weekend getaway is known for its ancient rock-cut temples, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and beautiful beaches. The route offers stunning sea views, making the journey as enjoyable as the destination. It’s perfect for a one-day cultural trip or a relaxing beachside escape.

Find the Perfect Fit for Your Budget

Choose from our range of flexible pricing options that cater to your specific needs.

Etios/SWIFT

4 + 1 – Seats

₹ 4000

Driver beta,toll gate fees,parking fees are included.

Innova

7 + 1 – Seats

₹ 5500

Driver beta,toll gate fees,parking fees are included.

Innova Crysta

7 + 1 – Seats

₹ 6500

Driver beta, toll gate fees,parking fees are included.

Tempo Traveller

12 + 1 – Seats

₹ 7500

Driver beta,toll gate fees,parking fees are included.

Shore Temple

Shore Temple is a magnificent 8th-century granite temple located on the shores of Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu. Built by the Pallavas, it is one of the oldest structural stone temples in South India and is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Vishnu. Overlooking the Bay of Bengal, its scenic seaside setting and intricate carvings make it a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit monument.

Krishna’s Butter Ball

Krishna’s Butter Ball is a giant granite boulder in Mahabalipuram that appears to be balancing effortlessly on a steep slope. Weighing around 250 tons, it has remained in place for centuries, defying gravity and explanation. According to legend, it is a dollop of butter dropped by Lord Krishna during his childhood. It’s a popular tourist spot and a fun photo opportunity.

Mahabalipuram Beach

Mahabalipuram Beach, located along the Bay of Bengal in Tamil Nadu, is a serene and scenic coastal stretch known for its golden sands, calm waves, and historic charm. Set near UNESCO World Heritage monuments, the beach offers a peaceful environment where visitors can relax, walk, or enjoy the view of ancient stone carvings nearby.

Varaha Cave Temple

Varaha Cave Temple is a small yet beautifully carved rock-cut temple in Mahabalipuram, dating back to the 7th century. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his Varaha (boar) avatar, the cave features intricate bas-reliefs depicting mythological scenes. It’s a fine example of early Pallava architecture and showcases the artistic and spiritual heritage of ancient South India.

Mahishasuramardini Cave

Mahishasuramardini Cave is a rock-cut temple located in Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu, carved during the 7th century by the Pallavas. It features stunning bas-reliefs, most notably the fierce depiction of Goddess Durga slaying the demon Mahishasura. The cave also includes scenes of Vishnu reclining on the serpent Adishesha. It’s a must-visit for those interested in ancient art, mythology, and rock-cut architecture.