Kanyakumari Temple

Kanyakumari Temple

Kanyakumari picturesquely situated at the Land's End at the confluence of the three seas, has been attracting vast multitudes of pilgrims and tourists alike. Though the town has grown us a major tourist spot over the years, its frame as a pilgrim center dates back to the puranic era.Lord Ganesha, Surya, Bala Soundari, the processional deity of the Goddess, and Lord Ayyappa have separate shrines oon the prakarams. A well inside the second prakaram, known as Moola Ganga Theertham, Provides water for the Devi's abhishekam.
The eastern entrance, facing the sea, remains closed throughout the year except for the Aaraattu rituals.The tradition here is to take a holy dip at the bathing ghat at the confluence of the three seas. There are about 25 Theerthams on the shores.

Kanyakumari picturesquely situated at the Land's End at the confluence of the three seas, has been attracting vast multitudes of pilgrims and tourists alike. Though the town has grown us a major tourist spot over the years, its frame as a pilgrim center dates back to the puranic era.Lord Ganesha, Surya, Bala Soundari, the processional deity of the Goddess, and Lord Ayyappa have separate shrines oon the prakarams. A well inside the second prakaram, known as Moola Ganga Theertham, Provides water for the Devi's abhishekam.