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I am not sure how many of you have heard about Kanyakumari the only place in the world where you can see three seas at one point and even distinguished each of them by the color of the water.
Yes Kanyakumari is the place where Bay of Bengal, the Indian Ocean and The Arabean sea touch each. As we all know that the color of water of Bay of Bengal is green, The Arabian sea is black and Indian ocean is light blue so it is a great experience when you see water of three different colors touching each others at a regular interval.
Kanyakumari is a very famous tourist center in itself, located on the meeting point of the three oceans, with lots of unique tourist’s interest places and visited by thousands of tourists every day coming from different countries.
Kanyakumari, also known as Cape Comorin is a situated in Tamil Nadu, one of the southern states of India. Famous for temples and pilgrimages kanyakumari attracts tourists for statue of Swami Vivekanad, temple of Bagavathi dedicated to Lord Shiva, and the church of “Our Lady of Ransom”.
Other places to see there are as follows the famous Kanyakumari Temple, Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Suchindrum, Padmanabhapuram Palace, Thiruvalluvar Statue and beaches.
Now if you are planning to visit Kanyakumari then you should chose your timings carefully because generally the area is hot as most south Indian coastal areas so the best time to visit Cape Comorin is between November to February.
However if you see season is not a limiting factor for you then I would suggest you make your trip in any weather because there is so much for photographers to click about and watch people flocking the area in different seasons at different beaches in that area.
As far places to stay is concerned I can assure you that you would find such a large variety of hotels and lodges that fits every budget. Food is plenty and for everyone’s taste.
Keywords Kanyakumari, Cape Comorin, South, Church, Temple
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@suny - Great blog
I have been there and missed watching the sunrise/sunset at the same place :sad:
Wonderful the land of three seas is called Kanyakumari as I have read that it is one of the best place to visit with family and friends and watch the subset of the evening and sunrise of the morning will memorable forever.
his is it, the end of India. There’s a sense of accomplishment on making it to the tip of the subcontinent's 'V', past the final dramatic flourish of the Western Ghats and the green fields, glinting rice paddies and slow-looping wind turbines of India's deep south. Like all edges, there's a sense of the surreal here. At certain times of year you can see the sun set and the moon rise over three seas simultaneously.
The Temple of the Virgin Sea Goddess, Swami Vivekananda's legacy and the 'Land's End' symbolism draw crowds of pilgrims and tourists to Kanyakumari, but it remains a small-scale, refreshing respite from the hectic Indian road.
I visited this place during my Sabarimala tour. I had been to this place along with my friends. Before starting our journey to Sabarimala we stayed at Thiruvananthapuram. There was a nice accommodation arranged for us near the temple itself. As there was two more days gap we decided to see the nearby places and one of such places happened to be Kanyakumari.
I enjoyed the food on our way to Kanyakumari. I enjoyed it. I had four It lies along with Sambar which I tasted after a very long time. Tasting sambar and It is quite a different experience. The way they are prepared is unique both in taste and smell. We have spent the pleasant evening at Kanyakumari and especially the SUNSET seen and SUNRISE seen are awesome.
Yes.I agree that one should visit this place at least once in a year and enjoy the Sunrise and Sunset scenes.