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Dash N Splash

Dash N Splash

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Dash-n-Splash amusement park is situated about 30 kms away from the city of Chennai, in Tamil Nadu state. The park lies off the national high way number 4, that leads to Bangalore. The park is grounded at Mevallur Kuppam Village in Chengai MGR district. The park office is located, in the city itself, at Tambu Chetty Street.

Dash-n-Splash is an exclusive water park spread over 21 acres of land in the Mevallur Kuppam Village. The park has surplus of water pools and shaded areas that provides a wholesome family entertainment. The water slides are the best things to go for at Dash-N-Splash. The Wave Slide, Free-Fall Slide and Spiral slide provide awesome pleasure and excitement. A slide from about 30 feet and into the water really deserves an appreciation at the park. Slides from lesser heights are provided for the children. Besides these popular falls, there are swimming pools, an artificial rainfall shower and an artificial water fall. The park provides enough to get water borne. The park maintains a cafeteria that serves, exclusively, vegetarian food. A number of souvenir shops are located within the campus which sell amenities like eatables, costumes, etc.

Dash-n-Splash of Chennai is an amazing water retreat which covers a huge area in the Mevallur Kuppam Village. The park has plenty of water reservoirs and shaded locations which gives you a total family refreshment. The water slides are the most popular events to the visitors at Dash-N-Splash of Chennai.

The Wave Slide, Free-Fall Slide and Spiral slide at Dash-n-Splash of Chennai gives you lifetime joy and excitement. A slide is there which is 30 feet high and from there it falls into the water. It undoubtedly deserves a high esteem at the park. Slides with lesser heights are provided for the children. Apart from these popular falls, here you can find swimming pools, a man made rainfall shower and a man made water fall.

Location info:
Address:Dash-n-Splash Chennai, Tamil Nadu
District: Chengai MGR district
Nearest City: Chennai
Best time to visit: January to April

Climate/Weather:
The weather and climate of Chennai reflect the geographical location and relief of the Chennai city. Chennai lies near the thermal equator and the Sea that is why there is very less variation in seasonal temperature. For most parts of the year, the weather of Chennai is hot and humid. The hottest part of the year n Chennai and surrounding areas is late May and early June, with maximum temperatures around 38-42 °C. The coolest period is January, with minimum temperatures around 19-20 °C. Thus, for most parts of the year, the weather and climate of Chennai city remains moderate- neither too high nor too low.

Interesting places to Visit:

Marina Beach
The city’s Marina Beach, bordered by gardens, lies just to the South of the War Memorial. It is claimed to be the second largest in the world, about 13 kms.

Covelong
For a balmy holiday, the fishing village of Covelong has an excellent stretch of beach. This lies 55 km enroute to Mamallapuram which is 60 km from Madras and is a breathtaking seaside haven ideal for a relaxing holiday.

Elliots Beach (Marina beach):

The Marina Beach is a beach situated along shoreline in the city of Chennai, India.It is the longest beach in India and the second longest in the world

Valluvar Kottam
The ValluvarKottam, dedicated to the memory of the Tamil Saint Philosopher and poet Thiruvalluvar, is the largest auditorium in Asia. It is located at the junction of Kodampakkam High Road and Valluvar Kottam Road.

National Art Gallery and Museum
Built in 1906, the Chennai National Art Gallery was originally intended to be a memorial to queen Victoria. An impressive certal dome flanked a series of smaller domes supported by pillars on each side. After independence, it became an art Gallery in 1951. It has bronze exhibits dating from 10th to 13th centuries and paintings of Rajasthani and Mughals of the 17th century. Established in 1857, the museum can justify its claim to being one of India’s best. There are large sectiors devoted to Archacology, Anthropology, Geology, Numismatics, Zoology and Botany along with comprehensive collections of arms and armour.

Parathasarathy Temple
Located at Triplicane High Road is the large Sri Prthasarathy Temple. This Hindu Temple, devoted to Lord Krishna, was built in the 8th Century by Pallava King and has been ornately renovated since.

How to reach?
Nearest Railway Station:Chennai
Nearest Airport:Chennai
Road Transport:Chennai is very well connected to all the major cities in the Southern India.there are good number of buses to every cities

Nearest Visiting places:
Elliots Beach (Marina beach):The Marina Beach is a beach situated along shoreline in the city of Chennai, India.It is the longest beach in India and the second longest in the world
Kanchipuram:Kanchipuram,is a city and a municipality in Kanchipuram district in Tamil Nadu. It is a temple town and the headquarters of Kanchipuram district.It was called Kachi and Kachiampathi in ancient times.
Mahabalipuram:Mahabalipuram lies on the Coromandel Coast which faces the Bay of Bengal. This is an elegant place to watch which a well established sea port was during the 7th and 10th centuries of the Pallava dynasty. This was the second capital of the Pallavas who ruled Kanchipuram

Nearest Petrol Pump:
Chennai

Hotels/Lodge/Accommodation:

Park Lodge Park Town
33, Nainiyappan Mestri Street, Park Town, Chennai, Tamil nadu 600003- 044 25355653
Mahindra Holiday & Resorts India Ltd

Mahindra Holiday & Resorts India Ltd
2, Lalithapuram Gaudiya Mutt Road, Chennai, Tamil nadu 600014
Chandra Park Hotel

Chandra Park Hotel?
No. 9, Gandhi Irwin Road, Egmore, Gandhi Irwin Road, Chennai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600008 - 044 28191177
Murudis Lodge
1, Luz Church Road, Mylapore, Chennai, Tamil nadu 600004

Hotel Raj Palace
Thanikachalam Rd, Thyagaraya Nagar, Chennai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600017- 044 24310033

Help Line/Phone Number:

Police Station:

Kutchery Road Police Station
, Mylapore, Chennai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

R 7 KK Nagar Police Station
Chennai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu- 044 2345630

Police Station
, Chennai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Police Station
, Triplicane, Chennai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

 

Nearest Hospital

St. Isabel's Hospital & Nursing Home
No. 18, Oliver Road, Mylapore, Chennai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600004- 044 24991081

Csi Kalyani Multispeciality Hospital
Radha Krishnan Salai, Mylapore, Chennai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu- 044 28470642

Rajan Dental - Implants, Cosmetic, Pediatric, Sedation and more
56, Dr.R.K.Salai,, Chennai, Tamilnadu 600004- 044 2847 2266

Harvey Heart Hospitals Ltd
No. 542, T.T.K. Road, Alwarpet, Taynampet, Teynampet, Chennai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600018- 044 24311722

Roots Dental Hospitals
33, Desiga Road, Mylapore, Chennai, Tamil nadu 600004- 044 24642565

 

Dash N Splash
Marina Beach:
The city's Marina Beach, bordered by gardens, lies just to the South of the War Memorial. It is claimed to be the second largest in the world, about 13 kms.......more
Covelong:
For a balmy holiday, the fishing village of Covelong has an excellent stretch of beach. This lies 55 km enroute to Mamallapuram which is 60 km from Madras and is a breathtaking seaside haven ideal for a relaxing holiday........more
Elliots Beach (Marina beach):
The Marina Beach is a beach situated along shoreline in the city of Chennai, India.It is the longest beach in India and the second longest in the world......more
Valluvar Kottam:
TThe ValluvarKottam, dedicated to the memory of the Tamil Saint Philosopher and poet Thiruvalluvar, is the largest auditorium in Asia. It is located at the junction of Kodampakkam High Road and Valluvar Kottam Road.......more
National Art Gallery and Museum:
Built in 1906, the Chennai National Art Gallery was originally intended to be a memorial to queen Victoria. An impressive certal dome flanked a series of smaller domes supported by pillars on each side. After independence, it became an art Gallery in 1951. It has bronze exhibits dating from 10th to 13th centuries and paintings of Rajasthani and Mughals of the 17th century. Established in 1857, the museum can justify its claim to being one of India's best. There are large sectiors devoted to Archacology, Anthropology, Geology, Numismatics, Zoology and Botany along with comprehensive collections of arms and armour........more
Parathasarathy Temple:
Located at Triplicane High Road is the large Sri Prthasarathy Temple. This Hindu Temple, devoted to Lord Krishna, was built in the 8th Century by Pallava King and has been ornately renovated since.........more