KANYAKUMARI

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KANYAKUMARI :-

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Location
Kanyakumari is the southernmost point of peninsular India and the meeting point of three oceans-the Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean. kanyakumari has its  importance as a Hindu worshipper center, beside  it is also  famous for its beautiful views of sunrise and sunset over the water. The multicolored sand is a unique feature of the beach here.

History
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Kanyakumari was once called  as the "Alexandria" of the east. This place is famous  for art, culture, civilizatio for years. It was also famous  for commerce and trade. In the early stage  of the eighth century AD Islam entered the southern part of India through the sea route with traders . Islam, Christianity have greatly contributed to the architectural wealth and literary heritage of this place. Once upon a time Kanyakumari was also under the control of the Cholas, the Cheras, the Pandyas and the Nayaks who were known as  great rulers of south India. The architectural beauty of the temples is the hard  work of these rulers and these are done in their times .. 
During the British Raj, Kanyakumari was named as  the dry title of Cape Comorin, this is because of the Englishmen's inability to pronounce local names.
Legend has it that Kanya Devi, an avatar of Goddess Parvati, was to wed Lord Shiva, the destroyer in the Hindu trinity. But he did not turn up at the correct time and the wedding was cancelled and never took place . The rice and cereals meant for the marriage remained  in the same way uncooked . Even today, one can buy stones there that exactly looks like rice and cereals. Local people  believe that they are the remained people  of the legendary marriage that could not be completed . As the  princess Kanya Devi, she became a virgin goddess blessing the  tourists also be  alike. 

Fairs & Festivals

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The Chaitra Purnima Festival which is celebrated in the  month of April full-moon day, in the first week of May, Navratri which is celebrated in the  last week of October, and the Holy Annual Festival of the Roman Catholic Church and this is celebrated in the fourth week of December these  are the notable festivals celebrated in Kanyakumari.

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Best Time to Visit

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Due to its neareness  to the sea, Kanyakumari has  a pleasant climate and can be visited throughout the year. However, the best season to visit this place is betweenthe months of  October and March. During summers, the temperature can increase upto a high of 34.8°C while it can decrease  to a low of 20.4°C during winters.

How to Reach

BY AIR -

The nearest airport is at Trivandrum (80 km). It is connected with Bangalore, Mumbai, Cochin, Delhi, Goa, and Chennai by regular flights.

BY RAIL -

Kanyakumari is connected to Thiruvananthapuram, Delhi, and Mumbai by broad railway network. Tirunelvelli (80 km) is the other nearest railway junction and can be reached by road via Nagarkoil (19 km).

BY ROAD -

Kanyakumari is connected by road to Trivandrum (86 km), Nagarkoil (19 km), Tirunelvelli (91 km), Tiruchendur (89 km), Tuticorin (129 km), Rameshwaram (300 km), Courtallam (130 km), Madurai (242 km), Thekkady (358 km), Kodaikanal (362 km), Palani (370 km), Ootacamund (576 km), Cochin (309 km), and Coimbatore (478 km). vehicals are provided with all India tourist permit vehicles for the local transportations and also for the intercity drives too.

Tourist Attractions

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1.Vivekananda Rock Memorial –
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An iconic monument, the Vivekananda Rock Memorial consists of two main structures. An exciting passenger boat  ride takes the visitors to the small rock island.


2. Gandhi Mandapam 
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Built to commemorate Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, Gandhi Mandapam is the place where his ashes were kept before immersing them in the water. It is interesting to note that the monument is meticulously designed so that the sun rays on every 2nd October falls exactly on the same place where the ashes were kept.


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