Kanyakumari

Kanyakumari is a small coastal town in Tamil Nadu near the Kerala border. It is renowned for being the southernmost point of India where the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea, and the Bay of Bengal meets, regarded as the abode of virgin Goddess Kanyakumari that is believed to have done penance there to get Lord Shiva to marry her. The town is a popular pilgrim destination for devotees who come to bathe in its holy saltwater and make offerings at this temple.

There are so many places to visit in this town such as Kanyakumari beach, Vivekananda Rock, which was built in memory of Swami Vivekananda in 1970 and it is believed that he has attained enlightenment on this Rock, Our Lady of Ransom Church and many more scenic and religious spots.

The sunrise and sunset view from Kanyakumari over the oceans is the best thing no one should miss. Sunrise, alongside the Thiruvalluvar statue, is arguably the most majestic of the two.

However, sunsets are particularly special on full moon nights, when the moon rises from the sea opposite the setting sun at about the same time.

There are enough cool hotels here to stay with the best comforts and offers the fresh and best south Indian food, you can have it anywhere and anytime.

This town is bordered by colorful sea-shores edged with swaying coconut trees that make it an ideal spot for travelers. This place is famous for its lofty patches of red cliffs with rolling valleys and plain areas between the rocky topography and the sea coast.

Rameswaram which is also a popular tourist destination in Tamil Nadu is around 5-6 hours drive from Kanyakumari. From scenic beaches to churches, temples, waterfalls and monuments-the places to visit in Kanyakumari include some of the best sceneries you will ever witness.

Kanyakumari, a part of Tamil Nadu is unique in many ways and offers matchless scenic beauty. The place makes for an ideal tourist destination and a weekend getaway for the ones living in cities like Trichy, Thiruvananthapuram, Pondicherry, Coimbatore, and Chennai.

Needless to say that travelers will have an end number of choices in terms of places to see and things to do in Kanyakumari.

Kanyakumari faces mainly three types of climatic changes majorly summer, monsoon, and winter, among them during winters it would be the best time to visit Kanyakumari as it is the pleasant weather temperature is ranging between 18-25 degrees Celsius.

Kanyakumari can be easily accessible through road, air and rail networks and connected to all the major cities. Besides, it is also well connected with waterways.

Kanyakumari is a must-visit place for all ages and irrespective of caste, creed, and religion.

You should not miss any opportunity to come to this place whenever you have time.