Lighthouse is a visual aid to navigation and is a conspicuous structure on land, close to the shore line or in the water. By day, it may be identified by its shape, color and day mark. Generally, it is provided with a powerful light.
Senate House in Chennai is one of the finest examples of Chennai's remarkable architectural wonders situated on the Madras University Campus near Marina. It was built under the direction of the skilled architect of 19th century Robert Fellowes Chisholm. The structure of the building is a live example of the Indo-Saracenic style with a harmonious blend of Byzantine architectural features.
Government Museum, Chennai is a multi-purpose State Government Museum located on Pantheon Road between Egmore and Anna Salai spread over an area of 16.25 acres of land. It was established in the year 1857.
Rippon Building is one of the monuments that are found in Chennai as a witness to an era that has gone by. Today, one of the most important tourist attractions of Chennai, the Rippon Building was named after Lord Rippon, the father of Self-Government in India.
Vivekanandar Illam on the Marina, Chennai, has a long and interesting history. Mr. Frederic Tudor, the 'Ice King', built this structure in the year 1842 to keep ice under proper insulation so that it could be stored for months together and therefore it had the name ‘Ice house’.
Lighthouse is a visual aid to navigation and is a conspicuous structure on land, close to the shore line or in the water. By day, it may be identified by its shape, color and day mark. Generally, it is provided with a powerful light.
Senate House in Chennai is one of the finest examples of Chennai's remarkable architectural wonders situated on the Madras University Campus near Marina. It was built under the direction of the skilled architect of 19th century Robert Fellowes Chisholm. The structure of the building is a live example of the Indo-Saracenic style with a harmonious blend of Byzantine architectural features.
Government Museum, Chennai is a multi-purpose State Government Museum located on Pantheon Road between Egmore and Anna Salai spread over an area of 16.25 acres of land. It was established in the year 1857.
Rippon Building is one of the monuments that are found in Chennai as a witness to an era that has gone by. Today, one of the most important tourist attractions of Chennai, the Rippon Building was named after Lord Rippon, the father of Self-Government in India.
Vivekanandar Illam on the Marina, Chennai, has a long and interesting history. Mr. Frederic Tudor, the 'Ice King', built this structure in the year 1842 to keep ice under proper insulation so that it could be stored for months together and therefore it had the name ‘Ice house’.