Visit the Nellaiappar Temple with its stunning architecture dating back to ancient times, displaying the styles of many different periods. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is recognized as a major Hindu pilgrimage center.
Head over to the Tirunelveli Junction, one of the largest railway stations in the city and grab some delicious breakfast at one of the many food stalls. Sit with locals, sip hot chai, and savor some local South Indian cuisine.
Explore the Gandhi Memorial Museum which showcases the life of India’s father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi. He was the greatest leader of India’s independence movement and the museum provides an insight into his life and work.
Visit this beautiful waterfall in the Western Ghats mountain range. It is also referred to as ‘the Spa of South India’ because of its medicinal properties and is popular amongst tourists due to its natural beauty.
Another cascading waterfall in the area, this one is a little less crowded and promises a serene experience. Adventure seekers can take a dip in the cool waters and enjoy the scenic surroundings.
Wind up the day at the Kanyakumari Beach, the southernmost tip of the Indian subcontinent. The place is a confluence of three major water entities - the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal, and the Indian Ocean.
If you have more time, you can visit Agasthiyar Falls or Rajaji Park too. These two spots are less than an hour away from Kanyakumari Beach. Alternatively, if you have less time, skip Manimuthar waterfall and visit the beautiful wind farm in Aralvaimozhi, around 36 km from Courtallam Falls. Remember to wear comfortable, airy clothes and light shoes for walking and carrying an umbrella will be handy. Also, carry a bottle of water and sunscreen for protection from the sun.