Madhya Kailash Junction, Traffic interchange bridge in southern Chennai, India.
Madhya Kailash Junction is a traffic bridge at a T-shaped intersection where Rajiv Gandhi Salai meets Sardar Patel Road. It manages vehicle flow through multiple approach roads connecting various districts across southern Chennai.
The bridge project started in 2007 as part of efforts to improve transportation connections in the rapidly growing metropolitan area. It was designed as part of a broader plan to create multiple elevated roadways in southern Chennai.
The junction takes its name from the nearby Madhya Kailash Temple, where Hindu worshippers gather for religious ceremonies and ancestral remembrances. The temple serves as a recognizable landmark that helps define the local landscape for residents and visitors.
The bridge functions as a main connection point for vehicles traveling between the IT corridor and residential neighborhoods in southern Chennai. Visitors should be aware this is a heavily trafficked intersection, especially during peak hours.
The junction's multiple approach roads connect the campuses of the Central Leather Research Institute and the Indian Institute of Technology. This positioning makes it a key access point for reaching both prominent educational institutions.
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