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Colors of Chennai - traditions, festivals, mentality and lifestyle
Local residents feature a very welcoming and friendly nature; the unique friendly atmosphere reigns here. It attracts many travelers from other countries to Chennai. Foreign visitors have to pay special attention to local culture and traditions, the ignorance of which often causes misunderstandings with the indigenous population.
The city, first of all is the largest industrial center, which attracts hundreds of business people from all over the world. In India Chennai is called the automobile capital of the country. … 
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There are more than five hundred restaurants in Chennai and each of them is ready to surprise visitors with interesting culinary masterpieces. Among the best Indian restaurants Beyond Indus, … Open
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The best way to know the local culture is to visit one of the national holidays. Each December, the city hosts the Chennai Dance and Music Festival, which brings together best teams from South India. Every year, a large-scale celebration is attended by at least two thousand musicians, dancers and artists, some of whom are celebrities and some are newcomers. 
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City tours, excursions and tickets in Chennai and surroundings
Reference information
Map of all churches
Cathedrals and basilicas near Chennai
♥ St. Thomas Cathedral Basilica, Chennai, 4.7 km from the center. On the map
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♥ St. Mary of the Angels Co-Cathedral, Chennai, 5.6 km from the center. On the map
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♥ St. Thomas Mount National Shrine, Chennai, 8.3 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Cathedral of St. Joseph, Chingleput, 49.8 km from the center. On the map
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Map of all castles
Survived castles around Chennai
♥ Castle 'Fort St. George' India Tamil Nadu, 5.1 km from the center. On the map
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National traditions of India
Some Indians are so superstitious that they, for instance, will never cut their hair and nails on certain days of the week. Before going to a doctor, a typical Indian will try all possible natural remedies. Indians are often ready to blame anyone or anything for their failures and problems except themselves: government, weather, teachers, policemen, drivers, and so on. Indian parents have an unpleasant habit of comparing their children with those of others, not in favor of the former. This is one of the reasons for Indians’ dependence on the opinions of others. This dependency can seriously affect a person’s life; for example, forcing him to choose a more prestigious profession instead of the one that he really likes, to get married not based on love, but so that their neighbors and relatives approve their choice.
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Colors of Chennai in photos
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Cityguide on traditions, mentality and lifestyle of people in Chennai. Learn the best periods to visit Chennai to discover its soul - authentic festivals, events and celebrations. We will also reveal the interesting habits, attitude towards the world and to tourists in Chennai.
