I am callingmylapore a Crown of chennai not because I am a resident of mylapore it is the seat of the holy hindu temple the kapaleeswar temple, the ancient catholic church the Santhome church also known as St.Thomas church, the logest and beautiful marina beach, the Director General of Police's office and the oldest woman college the Queen Mary's college... More

One of the highly temple populated place in Chennai. All Hindu temples in a area. Each & every streets have at least an temple. Most of the streets are named on temples name. Tiny to huge temples. Mylapore is not only famous for temples but have good eating joints. Maami mess to Rayar mess. Karpakambal mess to Saravanabavan hotel. Most... More

Love the old world charm that Mylapore has. Visit the famous Kapaleeshwar Temple, or shop around for everything you need related to God, and poojas. Pick up the freshest vegetables and fruits and freshly ground filter coffee, from Leo's. A place you shouldn't miss visiting.

This is one of ancient places in Chennai and I stayed for nearly 4 years with my family. Located or called heart of Chennai, it stood so accessible for our daily/ weekly drives. Except traffic, this place is a expensive place for a pleasant stay. You are not far from shopping malls, movies or fine-dining in and around.

Stunning butter ball, old sea temple and Pandava caves is something which is really worth watching. It was raining and hence we missed tiger caves.

living here for past 30 years. I like the old world feel and the vibe... despite the crowded atmosphere

Hi, This is a crowded place ridden with small streets and traffic jams. but being a brahmin community area, you get all sort of authentic temple prasad like food. As well, you have enough options for food and transport from this place

lot of market activity but insufficient infrastructure. nice place for worship with the temple around, San Thome church nearby.

one of heritage locality of chennai but it is very crowded and poor traffic management.and poor traffic guidance