Kaldan Samudhra Palace

Kaldan Samudhra Palace

An amazing palace apart from home. This expansive 10-acre estate captures the essence of grandeur and nobility, honoring the splendor of a time when royalty was cherished and honored. Our artisans have created a palace that embodies divine elegance and sophistication and offers an experience of immortality. It is an extravagant and luxurious fusion of Rajasthani architecture and palatial arts.

Kaldan, which translates to “an eternal place in paradise,” offers discerning guests a luxurious experience that will live on forever in their memories. This palace was created by talented artisans, sculptors, and builders from all over India. It began construction in 2017 and was completed on December 9, 2021. It blends Rajasthani architecture and palatial arts.

Kaldan is situated two kilometers ahead of the Mahabalipuram temple city on the picturesque Bay of Bengal shoreline. Kaldan, with its 106 opulent rooms, suites, and villas, is prepared to greet and care for you like royalty.

With the biggest swimming pool, endless lawns that extend into the private beach, carefully chosen experiences, and a diverse selection of international cuisines, Kaldan has everything to offer to make sure your well-earned vacation is unforgettable with your loved ones.

Hotel Kaldan Samudhra Palace (Luxury Property)

16/3B1B, Devaneri, East Coast Road, Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu 603104.

Connectivity :

Mahabalipuram, only 55 kilometers from Chennai, is easily accessible from all parts of the nation. Mahabalipuram can be accessed from major South Indian cities like Madurai, Coimbatore, and Pondicherry, but Chennai is the closest airport and railhead.

By Air :

The closest airport to Mahabalipuram is Chennai International Airport, which is located about 55 kilometers away. Chennai Airport has excellent domestic airline connections to the rest of the country in addition to having strong international connections. Mahabalipuram taxis and buses are readily accessible from the airport.

By Train :

Although Chennai is once again the closest railhead for Mahabalipuram, the seaside town has excellent train connections to the other major cities, including Madurai, Coimbatore, Thiruvananthapuram, and even Kochi. There are frequent trains to Mahabalipuram from the cities listed above, and reservations are simple to make.

By Road :

You may also choose to take a road trip to Mahabalipuram from a number of South Indian cities if you enjoy lengthy drives. It’s easy to get buses from Chennai, Pondicherry, Madurai and Coimbatore; they run frequently.