Marina Beach in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, South India
July 1, 2012 • Photography & Travel
After a long flight from New York via Dubai I finally arrived in Chennai at the painful 3am arrival hour. With a day to spend in Chennai before our afternoon flight to Madurai we decided to explore a few places, one of which was Marina Beach. Having never been to a beach in Chennai I was curious to see what it was like. It’s wide and long at about 13kms (8.1 miles) making it the world’s second longest beach…something I did not know. Here are a few photos taken at the beach on a not too hot summer’s day in South India.
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