Grow Spiritually with Kanyakumari Temple Tour

Kanyakumari is a combination of natural beauty, spirituality and art. This town is also popular for its pilgrimage value. The moment you step into the town, a blissful aura welcomes you. Being located on the Southernmost point of Peninsular India, the town enjoys more popularity. Another major fact that draws attention of the tourists across the globe is its location on the meeting point of three major water bodies. Concluding of the Bay of Bengal with Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean makes it popular amongst tourists as well as devotees. This fascinating destination provides you a beach where you can enjoy both sunrise as well as sunset. Serene views of the rising of sun as well as moon can easily spell bind anyone visiting the place.

Kumari Amman Temple

This is the main attraction for devotees, who visit Kanyakumari due to its religious value. The main deity of the temple is Devi Kanya. According to the legend, the deity was an Avatar of Goddess Parvati, who waited for God Shiva till the marriage evening. God Shiva failed to show up on the evening and the food remained uncooked, which later on got turned into stones. Multicoloured sands on the beach are the remnants of that wedding feast. Although, the temple is famous for the religious value but it allures others tourists with its architectural beauty. Apart from that, diamond nose ring of the Goddess also enjoys popularity all over the world.

Temple of Goddess Bhagavathi

This is another famous temple of the town. The belief that devotees visiting the temple get their wishes granted with the blessings of Goddess, brings a large number of the visitors to the temple. Dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathi, the temple is a sacred place and is a showcase of South Indian Culture. According to the legend, the deity, who was a representative of 'Shakti' and killed Banasur, a powerful demon.

Vivekananda Rock Memorial
Located at a distance of around 500 meters from the sea coast, the temple is a blend of two different Indian architecture styles. Built on a huge rock, this temple gives the feel of an island. Dedicated to Swami Vivekananda, the temple is a symbol of spirituality. A life size statue of Swami Vivekananda, the great philosopher makes it easily visible and more special.

There are many other small attractions in the vicinity of the town, which may catch your eyes and introduce you to the vibrant culture and rich heritage of the country.