Kanyakumari, the extreme southern tip of India and in the state of Tamil Nadu, is a sheer natural delight at the confluence of three oceans - the Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Amid vast stretches of colourful sands, majestic hills, beautiful temples & churches, swaying coconut trees, luscious fields and charming sunsets and sunrises, Kanyakumari is out-and-out tourists delights for its varied pleasing facets.
The Kanyakumari temple is a major tourist attraction in Kanyakumari, which is dedicated to Devi Kanya and overlooks the shoreline. Rich in mythology with many tales attached to it, in this temple, only Hindus are allowed an entry. The Padmanabhapuram Palace is another attraction here for its remarkable aesthetic splendour, innovative designs and enduring wooden carvings.
The Vivekananda Memorial is the foremost attraction here, which is dedicated to India's leading reformer Swami Vivekananda. The Gandhi Mandapam, built in memory of Mahatma Gandhi, is another prime attraction here. The Suchindram Temple, an architectural marvel, is visited frequented for its being devoted to the trinity of Vishnu, Shiva and Brahma.
The nearest airport is at Trivandrum, some 80 kms away, which links from Kanyakumari to rest of India through regular flight services.
By Rail
A good service of regular trains links Kanyakumari to major Indian cities like Thiruvananthapuram, Delhi, and Mumbai.
By Road
A good network of roads links Kanyakumari to rest of the region, and India too.
Padmanabhapuram Palace
The Padmanabhapuram Palace is a magnificent wooden palace of the 16th century which is located in Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu. This splendid edifice is a pure delight for art and architecture lovers of any hues for sure. Since it belongs to the Rajas of the erstwhile Travancore (1550 to 1750 AD), visitors here get a peek into the history as well. Further, it’s a proud symbol of the Kerala's indigenous style of architecture.
The antique interio...Thiruvalluvar Statue
Located atop a small island in the town of Kanyakumari Tamil Nadu is the famous Thiruvalluvar Statue. This 133 feet (40.5 m) tall stone sculpture is dedicated to the renowned Tamil poet and saint Tiruvalluvar, author of the Thirukkural. The statue is located at the confluence of the Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea, and the Indian Ocean. It was installed on 1st January, 2001 and since there, has been a major tourist attraction in the state.
Standi...Vivekananda Rock Memorial
The Vivekananda Rock Memorial is a major tourist attraction in Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu. Some 500 meters from the mainland and right into the sea, this edifice is a zenith of scenic beauty and carries a great historical and religious significance. The memorial is as much holy as it an architectural wonder drawing visitors from far off places. Ingurated in 1970, the memorial was installed to honor one of the greatest leaders, and a saint, of India,...Olakaruvi Falls
The captivating Olakaruvi Falls is nestled in the Western Ghats and is just 20 km away from Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu. Also known as the Ullakarvi Falls, it’s an ideal place for enjoy picnic with family and friends and savor the scenic beauty in the midst of nature. Out of the two smaller falls, the higher one is about 200 meters uphill while the lower is where a family day-out happens frequently.
In visiting the Olakaruvi Falls, you can eit...Courtallam Waterfalls
The Courtallam Waterfalls (or Kutralam Waterfalls) are one of most popular attractions in the Tirunelveli district, Tamil Nadu. The place Courtallam has a total of 9 waterfall and that’s why, it’s also termed as the 'Spa of South'. The waters of the falls are believed to possess medicinal qualities as they flow through herbs and forests. Hence, people from far off place come here just to bath in the water, and enjoy the scenic beauty ...Udayagiri Fort
The Udayagiri Fort in Kanyakumari Tamil Nadu is a major tourist spot for its rich connection with the history. Some 14 km away from the town of Nagercoil, the fort is encircled by isolated hills and covers a big area of 90 acres. First built in the 17th century, it was then rebuilt a century later by Maharaja Marthanda Varma of Travancore and since then it stands proudly.
The Udayagiri Fort was built in help in the manufacturing and storage of m...
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