Prakasam Salai, Chennai Overview
Prakasam Salai, opposite Parry's Corner, is a stylish building in the Indo-Saracenic style built in 1795, notable for its use of red brick. It's a milestone in the history of Chennai and worth a look for anyone interested in the city's colonial-era architecture.
Prakasam Salai, earlier known as Popham's Broadway, a distance off George Town, has a cluster of old shrines that include Kandaswamy Koil, Tucker's Church, a Wesleyan Chapel and the Anderson's Church. This architectural marvel holds archeological importance aand has over the time grown into a hotspot of tourism.
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