Kanyakumari Tourism

Sunset Point Kanyakumari:

The sunset point is among the key highlights of Kanyakumari city tourism and enables you to enjoy an awe-inspiring natural spectacle. It is among the most iconic destinations in India, as it is the only place in the country where you can witness both the sunrise and sunset at the same spot. From here, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the sun gradually setting over the confluence of the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea, and the Bay of Bengal. The changing hues of the sky during sunset create the perfect picturesque setting for photography. On a tour to the sunset point at Kanyakumari, you should consider bringing a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen with you to protect yourself from the sun's rays.

Gandhi Memorial Mandapam:

Gandhi Memorial Mandapam was constructed in 1956, and has over the years become a prominent part of tourism in Kanyakumari. Here you can view a variety of photographs of Gandhiji, which were taken in diverse points of in his life. There are his pictures with other famous personalities showcased at the museum as well. The design inspiration for this Mandapam comes from Orissa temple architecture. The architectural design of the memorial allows the rays of the sun to fall on the exact spot where Gandhi's ashes were kept on 2nd October, his birthday. The central shikara at Gandhi Memorial Mandapam stands 79 feet high and symbolizes Gandhiji’s age at the time of his passing.

Vivekananda Rock Memorial:

When talking about Kanyakumari tourism, we need to mention the Vivekananda Rock Memorial. It lies on one of the two rocks projecting out of the Lakshadweep Sea. It additionally is famed for being the site where the great Indian spiritual leader Swami Vivekananda meditated and attained enlightenment in 1892. Vivekananda Rock Memorial is a remarkable structure that was built in 1970 to honour Swami Vivekananda’s visit to Shripada Parai. Vivekananda Mandapam is considered to be an architectural masterpiece by many. The entrances of the memorial have been designed in a style similar to the ancient Ajanta and Ellora cave temples. At the memorial, you will find a life-size bronze statue of Swami Vivekananda in his ‘Parivrajak’ posture. On a tour of Vivekananda Rock Memorial, you will also be able to witness panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding areas. This memorial can be reached via ferries that ply between the shore and the island. 

Kanyakumari Temple:

Booking a Kanyakumari tourism package from Veena World would enable you to enjoy a visit to this splendid temple that overlooks the gently lapping waves of the blue sea. It is dedicated to goddess Devi Kanyakumari and is also considered to be one of the 108 Shakthi Peethas. Kanyakumari Temple attracts a large number of pilgrims and tourists every year and is considered to be an important part of Kanyakumari tourism in India. This temple has a history of over 3000 years, is surrounded by strong stone walls, and enjoys a tranquil seaside setting. The temple also has an impressive architecture and intriguing history. Inside the temple complex, you would also find shrines dedicated to Goddess Vijaya Sundari, Goddess Bala Sundari, Lord Ganesha, Lord Ayyappa, and Lord Surya Deva.