Kanyakumari is a beautiful coastal town with a rich and unique history. The district has a stunning coastline on one end and stunning landscapes full of rubber plantations, paddy fields, and palm trees. Millions of people visit Kanyakumari to visit the Bhagavathi Amman Temple. But the temple isn’t the only highlight of the place. Here…
Kanyakumari is a beautiful district famed for its temples, beaches, and natural landscapes. But the Bhagavathi Amman Temple Kanyakumari is one of its most popular attractions, dedicated to Devi Kanyakumari, or Virgin Goddess. Legend has it that when the tsunami wreaked havoc on the district in 2003, the temple was one of the few places…
Vattakottai is a seaside fort in Kanyakumari built in the 18th century. It was built as part of the Travancore Kingdom’s coastal defense project and is an architectural marvel. Historians believe that the Vattakottai Fort’s history dates back to the Pandyas because of the fish motifs carved on the fort’s walls. It is one of…
Situated at the southernmost tip of India, Kanyakumari is one of those destinations that has something to offer to everyone. Being a wonderful potpourri of art, history, culture, and modernity, it has everything from museums and beaches to churches, temples, and forts. Also known as Cape Comorin, the city is situated at the junction of…
Kanyakumari is a coastal town in India’s southernmost tip. The English anglicized the name to Cape Comorin to make it easier to pronounce. The city is famous for its amazing sunrises and sunsets over the ocean. Surrounded by three major water bodies, the Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea, and the Bay of Bengal, you will…
Kanyakumari is a famous tourist spot in South India that holds spiritual significance for people of all religions. While you can refer to the internet for information about some of the famous temples and churches, we suggest you speak to your hotel concierge to learn more about places that the local people frequent. Here’s a…