TIGER CAVE 

The Tiger Caves are not actually caves, and tigers do not live here! These rock-cut structures with tiger-head like shapes . The Tiger caves are a part of ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) protected monuments and the venue is maintained neatly with proper parking space and lush green lawn/trees for visitors.There are no entrance fees, but there is a small parking fee. There are a few small stalls outside this venue, offering cool-drinks, tender coconut, etc. Tender coconut is healthy – you can have them anywhere in India. Cool drinks are not, if it’s not already obvious!This venue not only has fewer visitors (compared to Mahabalipuram), but it is located in a quiet, green and serene location. There is a nice lawn maintained by ASI and the large trees provide some shade and cooling. There are small rocks all around this place and kids will have a good time climbing the rocks and running on them. If you go to Mahabalipuram, do remember to visit this Tiger cave. There is a beach behind the park. There is lots of small game in the park. I have been going to this park for past 5 year with my family . A good place for photo photoshoot.