The Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation (TTDC) is set to launch a heritage tourism initiative in Chennai, focusing on the city's colonial history. Key landmarks such as the last surviving British boundary pillar outside Dare House, the Armenian Church, and Royapuram railway station will be featured in curated heritage walks. TTDC has partnered with the Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC) to offer heritage bus tours, which will soon include double-decker buses. Additionally, collaborations with local heritage organizations, including Madras Inherited, will provide guided walks through historic neighborhoods like Egmore and Mylapore. Tours will explore themes from colonial architecture to urban transformation. Ticket prices are ₹700 for adults and ₹450 for students, which include souvenirs. Photography enthusiasts can also join sessions led by Madras Photo Bloggers, focusing on local history and street culture at a fee of ₹250, with a portion going to TTDC.