If you ever make it to the southernmost point of India, Kanyakumari, you'll find that behind it are two more small islands, one with a temple of the Indian philosopher Swami Vivekananda and another with a 133-foot statue of the Tamil poet Thiruvalluvar. By the way, in Kanyakumari, the sun rises from the ocean and sets in the ocean. I've been there twice, the first time I went alone and the second time I went there with friends and was a guide for them. It's a wonderful place, if you get a chance, visit there! Have a great day everyone! Happiness to all who read this! India, Kanyukumari, 2011
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What does the statues signifies... i believe they have a great contribution for India.. that was a nice place.. yeah if i got a chance, i would like to visit it :-)
When I was 20 years old, I never thought I'd ever get abroad in my country. Nor would I have thought that I would have traveled up and down the length and breadth of India or even a few countries in central Africa. So, anything is possible, if you want it to be!
We have the same thought, i never thought i could be a traveller of the world.. and i love to travel now..
There are no unsolvable problems in the world. Anything you can dream of, you can do!
Thank you for your amazing excursions, that you are paving the way 🙏 😊
Me too visited a couple of times. Truely a nice place to visit.
One of the best places in India! Just a fairy tale!