A Passage to Kanyakumari a.k.a. Cape Comorin!
Vivekananda Rock Memorial is a rock island and the major attraction at Kanyakumari, Vikram Roy © Copyright 2014
The Bay of Bengal, Vikram Roy © Copyright 2014
The Indian Ocean at Cape Comorin Vikram Roy © Copyright 2014
The Sunset Point at Kanyakumari, Vikram Roy © Copyright 2014
At morning it was cloudy, can’t see the sunrise Vikram Roy © Copyright 2014
The popular, Our Lady of Ransom Church is decorated for celebrating the upcoming Christmas in 2014. Vikram Roy © Copyright 2014
Every year, at the very end of the year I try to visit some place around. This year I visited Cape Comorin, known as Kanyakumari in the state of Tamil Nadu in India. It lies at the southernmost tip of the mainland Indian subcontinent. Cape Comorin is also the final point to the Cardamom Hills, an extension of the Western Ghats range along the west coast of India. Cape Comorin is connecting the water of The Bay of Bengal, Indian Ocean and The Arabian Sea.
It was a lovely weekend trip from Bangalore to Kanyakumari. Me and my brother in law, Mr. Shekhar Roy, who is a software engineer at Infosys started our journey on 12th Dec (Friday evening) and came back to Bangalore in 15th Dec (Monday morning). December is the nicest season to travel the South India, as it was an unforgettable experience for us.
Always Love,
Vikram
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