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Kanyakumari Tourism: Brief note on Kanyakumari tourism locations |
Kanyakumari
the southern tip of India which is the place where Bay of Bengal , Arabian Sea and
Indian Ocean conflate.
Kanyakumari beach is the perfect place
to see both sunrise and sunset
from the place. You can see people gathered in the early morning and evening
to see the spectacular view of the sunrise and sunset. You can see
both sunset and the rising of the moon at the same time on a particular day.
Kanyakumari is referred as Kanniyakumari in government records and as
British couldn't pronounce the name correctly they call Kanyakumari as Cape
Comorin. The climate
in Kanyakumari is rather bit low when compared to other parts of TamilNadu.
Contradiction to the other parts of TamilNadu Kanyakumari district enjoys
both
the two
monsoons: south west monsoon from
May to July and the north east monsoon
from September to December.
.Having a look at all the part of kanyakumari district you will
praise the nature for its abundance it presented to this place. Kanyakumari district is famous for its majestic
hills with adorable greenery, nice beaches, pristine rivers from the
mountains and meandering streams.
On the shore of
the Kanyakumari beach you can see the majestic Kumari
Amman temple (also called as Kanyakumari Temple), which is devoted to Parvati, the virgin goddess who did
self-abasement to get her married to Lord
Shiva. The amazing thing about this temple is the stairway which leads to
the sea and it's sea shore facing view which is a best view for any
photographers. The nose-ring of the virgin goddess Parvathi is in diamond
and it is believed that the sparkle from it is visible
even from the sea.
Boat facilities
is available to visit the rocky island which is about 400 metres off the
coast where a memorial was built for the great Indian philosopher / saint,
Swami Vivekananda who is the inspiration for millions of Indians youths. The
memorial is built in the place where Swami Vivekananda meditated in 1892. On
the same island you can see the temple and Shri Pada Pari the
footprints of the virgin goddess. Near to this rocky island there is one
more rocky island which few hundred metres away from this rock where
you can see the breath taking 133 ft tall statue of the great Tamil poet Thiruvalluvar.
Located on the shores of Kanyakumari beach Gandhi Memorial attracts huge
crowd of tourists. The ashes of Gandhi was kept in this memorial until it is
immersed in the sea. It is designed such that on 2nd October, his birthday,
the sun's rays fall directly on the place
through a hole
in the roof
where his ash
is kept.
Kanyakumari has a number of interesting sites that you can include in your
excursion. The list of attractions in Kanyakumari is huge.
While planning your trip to Kanyakumari make sure you have selected
the hotel of your choice. You can book
hotels in Kanyakumari online
through our website. From most of the hotels you view the spectacular view
of the sea. Many hotels arrange one day trip to see all the places in
Kanyakumari district at a very affordable cost depends (cost depends on the
vehicle you choose). Consider the
Kanyakumari map while planning your
travel.
Kanyakumari is easily accessible through air, road
and rail from the other major Indian cities and states.
This Website
provide you the complete information about Kanyakumari's important Tourist
Spots. Please go through all the pages and make a visit to Kanyakumari.
We wish you in
advance " Happy Journey "
How
to Reach :
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Nearest Airport |
Trivandrum (State: Kerala) |
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Nearest Railway station |
Kanyakumari Railway Station (State : Tamilnadu) |
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Tourist Spots 
