It is a joke that I spend more time in Chennai aka Madras than in Bangalore. Almost every month, I spend a few days in my hometown. But this trip was special. I revisited several landmarks and went on a few heritage walks during the Madras Day celebrations.
And I finally visited the 18th century Armenian Church in Armenian Street in Parry's Corner. There was a time when Chennai was filled with Armenian merchants and even today, stories float around. But all that remains today is a lone church and a street named after the community.
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5 comments:
Hi Lakshmi! Lovely place!!
Blogtrotter Two is waiting for you! Enjoy and have a great holiday season!
Wonderful pics of the church. I have been to Chennai on so many occasions but never found time to visit this church. Believed to one of the oldest churches in the sub continent.
thats a quaint little church!!
Beautiful church!
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Nice one Lakshmi
Ram
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