Trivandrum to Tenkasi Cab
About Tenkasi
Trivandrum to Tenkasi distnce : 109 km
Estimated travel time : 3 hours
Trivandrum to Tenkasi is very popular pilgrimage route. Tenkasi, also known as Kasi of the south, is famous for Courtallam falls and Kasi Viswanathar Temple.
Tenkasi is situated in the state of Tamil Nadu on the Madurai- Kollam highway. It is very quiet and picturesque place on the banks of River chitra. Main attractions of the town are Courtallam Falls and kasi vishwanath mandir. Main temple is believed to built By a Pandyan king. With numerous waterfalls and surrounded by the Western Ghats on three sides Tenkasi is perfect destination
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Route Information
Trivandrum to Tenkasi by car is well connected through via Thiruvananthapuram - Thenmala road and NH744 and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Trivandrum to Tenkasi distance is 109 Km and is 3 hours journey. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are :
1. Kanyakumari - This famous coastal town lies at the southernmost tip of mainland India. It is known for its scenic beauty, Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Thiruvalluvar Statue, and beautiful sunrises and sunsets.
2. Padmanabhapuram Palace - Located in Thuckalay, this wooden palace is a former royal residence of the Travancore Kings. The palace showcases traditional Kerala architecture and is renowned for its intricate woodwork.
3. Mathur Hanging Bridge - Situated in the village of Mathur near Thiruvattar, this is the second-longest and highest bridge in Asia. It offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.
4. Nagercoil - It is the southernmost municipal corporation in mainland India and is known for its temples, such as the Nagaraja Temple and the renowned Suchindram Temple.
5. Courtallam Waterfalls - Also known as "Spa of South India," Courtallam is a picturesque town famous for its numerous waterfalls. These falls are known for their medicinal and curative properties.
6. Tirunelveli - This city is the biggest and the most urbanized district in the southern region of Tamil Nadu. It has ancient temples, notable among them being Nellaiappar Temple and Kanthimathi-Nellaiyapper Temple.
7. Manimuthar Dam - Located near Manjolai Hills, this dam offers a scenic view of the surrounding mountains and forests. It is an ideal spot for a peaceful and refreshing break.
Tourist Attractions
Sivasailam Temple: A popular Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its intricate architecture and religious significance.
Courtallam Falls: A series of picturesque waterfalls surrounded by lush greenery, sought after for their natural beauty and refreshing bathing experiences.
Kuttralam Main Falls: The largest and most prominent waterfall in Courtallam, offering a mesmerizing sight during monsoon season.
Papanasam Falls: A serene waterfall that is believed to have healing properties, attracting visitors looking for a peaceful retreat.
Kasi Viswanathar Temple: A revered temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its magnificent sculptures and spiritual atmosphere.
Agasthiyar Falls: A hidden gem within the Agasthiyar Falls Biosphere Reserve, offering a secluded and pristine natural environment.
Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve: A protected area rich in biodiversity, providing opportunities for wildlife spotting and jungle trekking.
Thenmalai Dam: A scenic reservoir surrounded by thick forests and rolling hills, perfect for a relaxing picnic or boating activity.
Sri Vaikuntam Temple: A famous temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, featuring intricate carvings and a tranquil ambiance.
Palaruvi Falls: A charming waterfall cascading from a height of 300 feet, renowned for its ethereal beauty and pristine surroundings.