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It consists of the tallest park tower in Chennai. The tower has cyclic ramp spiraling to the top, with an elevator at the centre. The park has an amphitheatre, a bird-watching deck, badminton courts, play area for kids, a skating rink, a lake and convenience facilities for the visitors.
Anna Nagar Tower Park, officially known as Dr Visvesvaraya Tower Park, is an urban park in the suburb of Anna Nagar, Chennai. It hosts a 133 ft (41 m) tall watch tower, which was built in 1968.
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ICF
A railway coach manufacturing unit of the Indian Railways, which has a Rail Museum. The Regional Rail Museum is situated near ICF, Perambur, Chennai amidst the New Avadi Road/Anna Nagar Round Tana/ICF Bus Terminus and Villivakkam.
தமிழ் பாப்டிஸ்ட் சர்ச் Tamiḻ Pāpṭisṭ Charch
In Kilpauk is worth a visit. It is a 107-year-old monument.
புனித சிலுவை தேவாலயம் Punida Chiluvai Tēvālayam, Church of South India
Built in the 1890s as the Perambur Railway Church, when it was under the railway authorities. Here was earlier a predominantly Anglo-Indian congregation though now there are also families from other southern states.
பெரம்பூர் மேம்பாலப் பூங்கா, Murasoli Maran Flyover Park
One of the largest parks in Perambur.
லூதரன் அடைக்கலநாதர் தேவாலயம் Ludaran Aḍaikkalnādar Tēvālayam
Protestant Church which is more than 100 years old.
The building of National Arts Gallery was built in the year 1907. This magnificent red sandstone building was designed by Henry Irwin and built by T. Namberumal Chetty. The building represents a typical Indo-Saracenic structure and was initially famous as Victoria Memorial Hall. Built with sandstone and adorned with motifs, the building bears impressions of Mughal architecture. The structure as well as the gallery collections are key factors responsible for the much credited tourist place. The gallery exhibits medieval handicrafts, sculptures, metal ware and paintings belonging to various schools of art, all from the past. The gallery displays paintings belonging to different schools and eras. The gallery's collections are displayed in four different sections that are: Tanjore Painting Gallery, Decorative Art Gallery, Indian Traditional Art Gallery and Ravi Varma Painting Gallery. The Tanjore paintings on glass are wonderful. The miniature paintings from Rajput and Mughal eras are fascinating too. The handicrafts that are displayed in National Arts Gallery belong to the 11th and 12th century, Indian handicrafts, period.