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Taj Fishermans Cove, Chennai

At Fisherman's Cove, it is unbelievably easy to find your place in the sun; once an impressive Dutch Fort, it is now one of the finest beach resorts in Southern India with 88 luxury cottages and comfortably appointed rooms. Bask in the warm glow of our friendly service and spacious rooms with views of the white sand beach, lapped by the waters of the Bay of Bengal. To ensure that our guests while away on sun-drenched sands, our cottages are set on the palm-fringed beach.

Broadband Internet access and Cyber butlers on call for assistance, Color copier, Laptop computers on hire, Multimedia computers, Portable printers on hire Secretarial services, Three meeting rooms with capacity ranging from 3 to 10, Translation/interpretation services, Wireless Internet access, Workstations. Hotel Leisure and Other Services includes Babysitting, Beauty parlor/Hair salon - The Image Studio, Car hire service, Currency exchange,
Doctor-on-call, Express laundry/dry cleaning - Fabric Care Services, Florist, House doctor, Travel assistance

Just an hour from the city centre, Fisherman's Cove can accommodate meetings for up to 400 with the full services of a business centre, equipped with computer workstations, broadband hi-speed wireless Internet access. You can conclude your meeting with a party set on southern India's most beautiful beaches. Conference hall that can accommodate up to 100. Catering is available for breakfast, lunch, dinner, meeting breaks and cocktail parties

Dinning :
From casual, all-day eateries to formal, fine dining, guests can look forward to a wide selection of delectable dishes and refreshing drinks. At Taj, we offer a distinctive dining experience, one that explores the nuances of the finest Indian and international cuisines, serving traditional and contemporary favourites.

Bay View Point Restaurant :
	Enjoy ocean breezes right off the beach, at Bay view Point, where seafood is caught fresh each morning and evening and treated to scrumptious south Indian flavours.

Seagull Restaurant :
Overlooking the pool as well as lush flora, this comfortable restaurant provides delicious, family-friendly dishes, and a large buffet. Ceiling-to-floor windows and a showy kitchen offer interesting views as well. Kovalam Fish Curry is the signature dish.

Upper Deck Restaurant :
	The rustic setting of this open-air restaurant is the perfect complement to the ultra-fresh flavours of its Mediterranean cuisine.

Places to See in Chennai :
Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu is a popular tourist destination for people who travel to South India. There are a number of travel attractions in Chennai, including temples, gardens, museums, caves, beaches, churches, wildlife parks, etc. All these attractions make Chennai a perfect gateway of South India.

The state government had leased this building to Sri Ramakrishna Mission. It is an imposing structure on the Marina beach along the South Beach Road. In 1897 Swami Vivekananda visited this city and stayed in this historic building in the year 1897 on his way to Calcutta, after his acclaimed speech at Chicago for the Parliament of Religions. The Government took over the building in 1930 and in 1963 it was named after Vivekananda. Photographs depicting the historical happenings associated with his life and books about him and his own written works are on display and sold here in the Museum.

Gudiyam Caves :
The Gudiyam Caves are situated about 17 kms. behind Poondi reservoir in Chennai. Except some adventurous trekkers and the stout villagers, hardly anyone goes here. The reason is its tough terrain that takes 4 kms. of walk by foot. These prehistoric natural caves are evidence of the primitive tools that our ancestors had used.

Elliot's Beach :
	The Elliot beach is a calmer and quieter beach. It is an ideal place for lazy lounging and picnicking on your travel holidays in Chennai. The beach is situated near Adayar and the sea is safe for swimming.

The Government Museum at Chennai is one of the finest museums in India. It has sections devoted to anthropology, botany, geology, numismatics, sculpture and zoology. The relics from the 2nd century AD Buddhist site 'Amaravati' and the souvenirs of the prehistoric South India are the most prized assets of the museum. The museum has a vast collection of carvings of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain faiths. There's also a good collection of South Indian musical instruments and jewelry, that are worth seeing. The bronze gallery that has a superb collection of ancient icons and modern bronzes are really lucrative. The Art Gallery at Chennai has a fine collection of paintings, handicrafts and bronze. The collection is housed in a Mughal style building. Bronzes from 10th and 13th century, Rajasthan and Mughal paintings from 16th and 17th century and Indian handicrafts from 11th and 12th century are displayed here.

Kapaleswar Temple :
The ancient Kapaleshwar temple, situated in Mylapore, is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The fragmented inscriptions here dates back to 1250 AD. But the present temple was rebuilt by Vijayanagar Kings in the 16th century. The magnificent 37m carved 'Gopuram' of gods, goddesses and saints depict important 'Puranic' legends.

Marina Beach :
	This popular beach runs for 12 km and is the second longest beach in the world. The beach drive runs between magnificent stately buildings like the Chetpauk Palace, University of Madras, Icehouse etc. on one side and a very wide sandy beach on the other. The aquarium is at the beginning of the beach, is another important attraction near the beach.

San Thom Cathedral :
Built in 1504 and rebuilt in 1608 and 1893, the cathedral is said to house the remains of Apostle St. Thomas. The basilica has an tremendously stained glass window and a beautiful one-meter statue of Virgin Mary that was brought from Portugal in 1543.

One of the oldest surviving temples in Chennai, the Sri Parthasarathy temple was built by the Pallavas in the 8th century, the temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna. The Vijayanagar rulers renovated it in the 16th century. During the 16th and 17th centuries, this temple was the scene of many battles and Golconda, Dutch and French occupied the temple at various times. This is one of the oldest surviving temples in Chennai.

Valluvar Kottam :
This befitting memorial for the poet-sage Thiruvalluvar, a replica of the famed temple chariot of 'Thiruvaroor', was built in 1976. The life size statue of the sage sits in the 33m chariot with 1330 couplets of Thirukkural inscribed on the panels.

Covelong Beach :
	Located at a distance of 40 km from Chennai, Covelong is a refreshing beach. It is a quiet peaceful village away from the Hustle Bustle of Chennai. A best weekend travel getaway from the busy city life, Covelong is famous for its fishing activities.

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