Kanyakumari is a very particular place. Just look at your site, we realize that this is a unique destination in India. In some ways, is arguably the "end of the world," as it is a place located at the southernmost tip of the peninsula.
Also known as Cape comarin and is part of the state of Tamil Nadu. There, the waters of the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea are in the Bay of Bengal. The inspiration for such a place represents the culture and traditions of the peoples of India have left us numerous temples dedicated to honoring the wonders of nature.
The full moon day of Chaitra Purnima known as that of the Gregorian calendar usually coincides with the month of April, a performance unmatched in Kanyakumari is cited: in that day, the sun sets on the horizon while the moon rises, majestic. A postcard undoubtedly fascinating.
As mentioned, these features led to a significant religious presence in Kanyakumari. Its main temple, stands the Kumari Amman, overlooking the coast. Situated on the outskirts of Ghat, is visited by many pilgrims. It was dedicated to Devi.
Next to this temple is the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi. After the death of Father of the Nation India, his ashes were kept there for a while before being taken out to sea. On the anniversary of his birthday, October 2, the sun's rays fall precisely at the spot where his remains were preserved.
Another memorial is dedicated to the Indian philosopher Swami Vivekananda. It was built in 1970 on two islands of rock, 400 meters from the coast.