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Kanyakumari- the tip of the Indian Peninsula is heaven’s
creation with the unique natural beauty and the famous pilgrimage center for
all…
Hello friends,
Today in this post I am going to share my experience when I
visited to Indian Peninsula – Kanyakumari. You know guys when I heard from my
hubby that, my next visit in South India trip is Kanyakumari that time I was
very excited. I always wished to see the world from the lands end that is end
point of India.
I felt so great and wonderful when I visit this city. Here are my experiences:
Kanyakumari
is bordered by Lakshdweep Island and has the blend of arts, culture and
religion. The city’s beaches are unique and are also blessed where both sunrise
and the sunset occurs. The various famous temples in this beautiful city of Kanyakumari
are frequented visited by thousands of pilgrims, and the
pristine beaches attract a huge no. of tourists every year.
Kanyakumari Temple is also referred
to as Bhagvaty Amman Temple and is one of
the 108 Shakti Peetha in Hindu mythology. The temple is one of the major Hindu
temples across India and is mentioned in almost all the ancient Hindu
scriptures. The temple is frequented by thousands of pilgrims each year and the
temple’s architecture is also unique.
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Vivekananda Rock Memorial is one of the iconic
monuments in Kanyakumari, the Vivekananda Rock Memorial is
located 100 meters from the shore and is one of the major tourist attractions
in Kanyakumari. The small rock island can be reached by a ferry and consists of
two main structures. The Vivekananda Mandapam and the Shripada Mandapam are the
two main complexes of the memorial and is frequented by thousands of tourists.
Suchindrum,11 kilometers from the city of Kanyakumari. The temples here are built in the distinctive Dravidian style and are adorned with massive gopurams which are a common characteristic of all the Dravidian temples. The highest gopuram is 134 feet high and the inside of the temples sport various exquisite rock cut pillars and gateways. Being an ancient temple town it is frequented by a huge number of pilgrims each year.
Padmanabhapuram Palace where the old granite fortress was the residence of the Travancore Rulers and was constructed around 1601 AD. The fort complex contains several important buildings like the King’s council Chamber, Thai Kottaram or the Mother’s palace and the Natakasala or the house of performances etc.
Kanyakumari city has humid climate and people of this city are very friendly by nature. I loved this city. I hope to visit this city again. Thank you, hotel Singaar International for making my stay comfortable. You can also see the beautiful sun rise from the terrace of this hotel.
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