Sparking Kanyakumari Superfast snakes Guindy
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Channel: Roji Railways · 2014 · Travel & Events
Location:Guindy railway station,10KM away from Chennai Egmore and 14KM more to Tambaram,Kerala. Time:22nd April 2014 17:45 ED WAP4 22517 powered 23 coach 12633 Chennai Egmore-Kanyakumari Superfast Express snakes from Saidapet and accelerates towards St.Thomas Mount via Guindy station. See the minor spark at 00:14. One of the most exotic places to go in India is the city of Kanyakumari, also known as Cape Comorin, which is filled with many and interesting tourist attractions. Perhaps what makes it so interesting is the fact that it is located at the southernmost part of India, hence it is somewhat of a well of culture ready to be explored by tourists. It is the very tip of the Indian peninsula and the confluence of the Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean. Nature is so spectacular at Kanyakumari that several other Indian beaches pale by comparison. Cape Comorin is at its best during Chitra Pournami (the full moon day in April) when the sun and moon are face to face on the same horizon but other full moon days are also special and you can see the sun set and the moon rise almost simultaneously. It seems as if it is by prior arrangement.Kanniyakumari is 705 kms from Chennai. 12633 departs Egmore at 17:30 daily and arrives Kanyakumari at 06:50 next day. Travel Time: 13h 20m 15 halts Distance: 740 km Avg Speed: 55 km/hr 12634 departs Kanyakumari at 17:20 daily and arrives Egmore at 06:50 next day. Travel Time: 13h 30m 16 halts Distance: 740 km Avg Speed: 54 km/hr
