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A shrine dedicated to Saint Teresa of Ávila. Consecrated in 1736, it is recognized as one of India’s oldest shrines. The church was heavily damaged in 1760 during conflicts between British and French forces but was reconstructed in 1788. Its distinctive clock tower features a clock presented by French Marines in 1855
St. Teresa's Shrine Basilica, Mahe is a Catholic shrine to Saint Teresa of Ávila in Mahe, Puducherry. It is one of the most-visited shrines in India.
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The Mahe River Side Walkway is a picturesque 2 km scenic pathway stretching along the banks of the Mahe River to the Arabian Sea. It features well-lit paths and bencheshes.
Tagore Park is a scenic and peaceful waterfront park situated right at the estuary where the Mahé River meets the Arabian Sea.It serves as a recreational hub and offers great sunset views.
1893 French-built lighthouse. It stands atop the Moopenkunnu Hillock, located on the south side of the Mayyazhi River meeting the Arabian Sea.
Kalla Palli
Very photogenic steps