For long distances, consider trains or flights. Within cities, auto-rickshaws and ride-sharing apps are popular. Many TikToks show the vibrant local transport.

As 'India of Inchinnan' is a specific, smaller location, local transport like auto-rickshaws or taxis would likely be the best way to explore.

Walk around bustling markets and street food hubs, especially in the evenings. Look for popular stalls with long queues. +2

For grand palaces like Lakshmi Vilas, you might need to arrange private transport or use local taxis to reach the entrance. +1

Local transport like auto-rickshaws are very affordable, often costing just a few dollars for short trips. Long-distance trains are also budget-friendly. +1

No, street food is purchased individually. Prices are incredibly low, often less than a dollar per item. +2

Entry fees can vary, but it's advisable to check the official website or inquire locally for the most current pricing. +1

Currently, there's no widespread information on multi-attraction passes for general tourism. It's best to purchase tickets individually. +1

For major attractions like Lakshmi Vilas Palace, online booking might be available. Check their official website for convenience. +1

Street food stalls typically start setting up in the late afternoon and are most active in the evenings and late at night. +1

Don't miss shaved ice cream sticks, egg toast, and various curries. Be adventurous and try what looks appealing! +2

You can find delicious meals for as little as 20-50 rupees (around $0.20 - $0.60 USD). +3

Yes, India has a rich tradition of vegetarian cuisine, and most street food vendors offer plenty of delicious vegetarian choices.

This refers to a street food master cooking in a giant pot, offering flavorful curries. Some vendors add unique, albeit unusual, seasonings.

While generally safe and delicious, it's wise to choose vendors with high customer turnover and visible hygiene. Look for clean preparation.

Capture the vibrant street life, colorful markets, and grand architecture like Lakshmi Vilas Palace. +1

Most vendors are happy to have their food photographed, but it's always polite to ask permission, especially if you're taking close-ups. +1

Photography rules can vary. Generally, exterior shots are allowed, but interior photography might be restricted or incur a fee. +1

A versatile lens (like a 24-70mm) and a camera that handles low light well are ideal for capturing the dynamic street scenes.

Focus on the vibrant colors, the steam rising from dishes, and the interaction between vendors and customers. +2