Kanyakumari is the land of Goddess Parvati and bears witness to the confluence of the Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean. Also known as Cape Comorin, Kanyakumari is held in high regards by the Hindus owing to its scared temples. One of the main attractions in Kanyakumari is the Kumari Amman Temple. Considered as one of the Shakti Peeths, this temple sees a huge congregation of devotees every year. The Vivekananda Rock Memorial adds to the spiritual appeal of Kanyakumari. The great philosopher and reformist Swami Vivekananda had meditated here in complete solitude. Tourists come to Vivekananda Memorial in great numbers to meditate or just feel the presence of Swami Vivekananda. The beauty of Kanyakumari is exemplified by its pristine beaches and resplendent waterfalls. White sandy beaches stretch on for miles and welcome you to a world of tranquility. You can relax, play, swim or just watch the sun go down here. If you would like to go for a picnic with family, explore one of the many waterfalls of Kanyakumari. A far cry from the hustle and bustle of the cities, most waterfalls are in secluded spots surrounded by lush greenery. The sound of water crashing against the rocks is surreal.