Chennai: The Forgotten Hot Spot

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When looking for the best holiday places to invest in, do not leave out India. Of course, when you think of India, you may only think about the top locations there. However, one place that is starting to be noticed by tourists is Chennai. This is, in fact, the fourth largest area in India. This cute city is located right on the Coromandel Coast at Bay of Bengal. As of 2001, it has a population of about 4.2 million people. So now you know a little bit more about Chennai, but why would you want to invest in any property there? Why would tourists want to come to this nice little town?

The main reason why you want to invest in Chennai is because of all the stuff there is to see and do there. Although this has been a hidden gem for a long time, the amount of tourists that come to this area is on the rise. The summers are nice and warm and are the perfect time to visit Marina beach or Elliots beach. Most tourists love to pack a dinner and eat lunch right on the beach. People also love to come here because of all the great shots. Pondy Bazaar and Ranganathan Street is a great place to bargain for knick knacks. Tourists have fallen in love with the charm of this city.

Last, but not least, a lot of people travel to Chennai because of the Tamil Baptist Church in Kilpauk. This is a great monument that is over 107 years old. Thus, you can see that Chennai has charm, as well as history. It is the perfect town to invest in.

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