Also known as Rock Beach, this is Pondicherry’s most iconic seafront stretch. Perfect for early morning walks or evening breezes, the promenade is lined with statues, cafes, and historical landmarks like the Gandhi Statue and Old Lighthouse.
A spiritual haven in the heart of the city, the Ashram was founded by Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. Visitors come here to meditate, relax, and experience an atmosphere of peace and introspection.
Accessible only by boat from Chunnambar Boat House, Paradise Beach is a secluded golden-sand beach known for its clean waters, coconut trees, and perfect photo ops. Ideal for swimming and relaxing.
A calm, scenic beach with golden sand and gentle waves—perfect for surfers, couples, and anyone wanting to escape the crowds. Small cafés and handmade craft stalls add to its charm.
Wander through the cobblestone streets of White Town, where bright colonial buildings, quaint cafés, art galleries, and bougainvillea-filled balconies transport you to southern France.
Home to rare artifacts from the Chola and Pallava dynasties, French colonial relics, and ancient coins. It’s an excellent spot to learn about the region’s rich and diverse past.
Located near the railway station, the Botanical Garden offers a peaceful escape with its rare species of plants, fountains, and musical fountain shows in the evening.
The bustling heart of local trade in Pondy. From fresh seafood and flowers to local spices and textiles, this market gives visitors a real taste of Tamil Nadu's vibrant everyday life.
Built in the 19th century during French rule, this lighthouse is a symbolic landmark. Though no longer in operation, it adds character to the seaside skyline.
Located in the center of the French Quarter, this well-maintained park is ideal for family picnics or evening strolls. It’s surrounded by heritage buildings and monuments.
