Park Hyatt Chennai

Pondicherry or Puducherry as it is now called is a Union Territory of India with heavy French influences. Puducherry is one of the most popular tourist destinations in south India. The city has beautiful beaches, colonial buildings, churches and temples. Puducherry’s systematic town planning and the well planned French style avenues, still preserve much of the colonial ambience. Puducherry is also known as La Côte d'Azur de l'Est, meaning "The French Riviera of the East". Puducherry is also considered the fastest growing educational hubs of southern India.

Head to the bustling streets of Pondy bazaar in T Nagar to get a slice of southern-style retail experience. You can shop for traditional Kanjeevaram sarees, fresh floral blooms or find that rare book in one of the many tucked-away old book houses. The nearby Panagal Park is also a veritable haven for shoppers on the lookout for Indian gold and diamond jewellery. The area also offers the widest variety of domestic necessities.

For those having inclinations towards aquatic adventures or other, there is a wide range of activities within driving distance from the hotel.

The unveiling of the new line-up of art pieces being showcased in the public areas of Park Hyatt Chennai. In line with the brand tradition of showcasing sophisticated art creations in the lobby and other areas of public interest, Park Hyatt Chennai carries forth the tradition of depicting intriguing creative pieces to make an exceptional appeal to guests whose discerning tastes naturally make them appreciators of exquisite creations. These world travellers have enjoyed delving into the art pieces – that have been carefully curated to add to the aesthetics of the décor, while remaining elegant….yet provoking insight. In collaboration with Gallery Veda, one of the leading art galleries in the city, Park Hyatt Chennai showcases the collection called ‘False Alternatives’.

The Kapaleeshwarar Temple dedicated to Indian Lord Shiva, this temple was rebuilt at the centre of Mylapore on Kutcheri Road, a bustling neighbourhood in Chennai. The Kapaleeshwarar Temple, which is over 300 years old, is one of the most iconic places of worship for South Indian Hindus and a very important symbol of the majestic Pallava style of architecture in the city.

Sightseeing in Chennai is packed with a wide vista of culture and a range of engaging activities, giving you a chance to reclaim yourself. Instilled within the tapestry of ancient art and South Indian culture, the list of places to visit in Chennai is detailed and will never cease to amaze you.