The sky glows reddish
orange radiantly at the end of the day and for most of us the break of
dawn is the best time of the day, watching the sunset from a beautiful
point is mesmerizing and highly emotive and a perfect sunset can be the
single most memorable thing about a destination. Whether its sunsets
along the coasts or behind lush mountains, it’s all possible in India.
Below enlisted destinations are some of the most popular Sunset points
of India.
Sunset at Kanyakumari
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| Kanyakumari |
There
are very few places on this beautiful earth where one can witness both
the sunrise and the sunset over the horizon. One amongst them is
Kanyakumari which is the tip of the Indian mainland. Kanyakumari which
is also known as Cape Comorin is the place where the three humungous
water bodies namely, Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal meet
up. People cannot stop gazing at the darkening horizon and enjoy the
moments of solitude. Sunset is more spectacular than a sunrise here and
witnessing the setting of the sun makes up for a serene holiday. Lakhs
of tourist, round the year are lured by the serene beauty of this place
and the spectacles of sunrise and sunset. One can view both sunrise and
sunset throughout the year from atop a hill called Murugan Kundram which
offers a panoramic view of Kanyakumari. The sunset and moonrise can be
seen almost simultaneously on full moon days from the same spot. It is a
unique spectacle.
Sunset at Fort Cochin
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| Cochin |
During
the evenings of May and June, the sky looks spectacular with strokes of
orange and yellow in front of the cool setting sun. The famous Chinese
fishing nets in the central square of Fort Kochi often define the
landscape of this quaint town. The huge, elegant Chinese Fishing nets
that line the northern shore of Fort Cochin adds grace to the waterside
view of the Arabian Sea, and is probably the most beautiful sunset with
the silhouettes of fishermen working at these nets to get the catch
home and have a lucrative evening. The fishermen also let the tourists
give a helping hand to enjoy the experience.
Sunset at Goa
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| Goa |
Many
people choose to have a sunset beach wedding in Goa. If you want to see
the best of combination of sand, sea and sun then there cannot be a
destination more suitable than the beaches of Goa. The some of the long
coastlines of Goa are ideal destinations for those who love to watch
sunsets. On a trip to Goa one will find some of the most exquisite
beaches to watch the mesmerizing sunset.
Sunset at Taj Mahal
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| Taj Mahal |
A
sunset tour is a great time to see the Taj in transformation, from the
grand white monument to a shimmering mausoleum that leaves a lasting
impression. The light of the setting sun is also ideal for taking
pictures. The fading light of the sun often shows the Taj Mahal at its
finest, views that a skilled photographer can capture with ease. The
soft glow of the setting sun lights up the white marble of the Taj Mahal
in a profusion of colors, creating a vision that is quite
unforgettable. As the sun goes behind the massive minarets and the main
structure, the myriad colours of the sky make an exquisite backdrop to
the Taj Mahal.
Rann of Kutch
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| Rann Of Kutch |
The
Rann of Kutch, also known as the Great Rann of Kutch (there's a Little
Rann of Kutch as well), is a remarkable place to visit in Gujarat. It's
the world's largest salt desert, measuring over 16,000 square
kilometers. A traveller’s dream, it looks even more fantastic as the sun
sets on the arid landscape. It's best to head out into the Rann of
Kutch only in the early morning or evening, otherwise the salt can be
blinding. The full moon is the best time of month to see it, and
cultural programs are usually held at Dhordo then. A moonlight Rann
camel safari is magical.
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