San Thome Cathedral

The San Thome Cathedral, located in Chennai, India, was originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later rebuilt by the British. This white neo-Gothic structure is believed to house the remains of St. Thomas, who arrived in India in 52 AD, in a tomb beneath the cathedral. Inside, visitors can admire a series of stained glass windows that depict scenes from St. Thomas’s life, as well as intricately carved wooden panels illustrating the Stations of the Cross. The cathedral stands as a significant religious and historical site, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region.