Thangassery Light House

Thangassery Light House Thangassery Light House You can see the Silvery sandy beaches with swaying palms here and there. The Lighthouse has been built in the year 1902 .

Thangassery Beach with a lighthouse in Kollam in Kerala
About Thangassery Beach in Kollam Town
Thangassery Beach in Kollam Town in Kerala is one of the most beautiful beaches of Kerala. This is the favourite picnic and the relaxing spot of the tourists as well as the locals. Thangassery Beach is located at about 5 kilometers from the Kollam and is easily accessible from all parts of India. About

Thangassery Lighthouse in Kollam Town
There is a lighthouse at Thangassery, about 144 feet tall, which is a centre of attraction to the tourists coming into the city of Kollam in Kerala. Thangassery was a part of the Portuguese colony at first, then became a dutch colony and finally went to the British hands. You can see some beautifully constructed churches built in the 18th century at Thangassery. The Thangassery Lighthouse is open from 5.30 to 7.30 pm in the evening when people can climb up and have a look. There is a fort which is one of the tourist attractions here and you can see some other forts established by Dutch and the Portuguese are there nearby which are in ruins. How to reach Thangassery Beach in Kollam
Kollam is a city well connected with different parts of the state as well as the neighbouring state Tamilnadu. Thiruvananthapuram is the nearest airport and is about 71 kilometers away from Thangassery Beach. The railway station is about 5 kilometers from the Thangassery Beach and is well connected by Road to the rest of the places in the Kollam town and other cities in Kerala. Road network in Kerala has always been good and you can find KSRTC buses plying in all routes of Kerala along with private buses like Volvo, Sleeper and Semi sleeper buses which travel long distances. From cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Coimbatore, Mangalore and Hyderabad etc you can travel by buses to Kollam and Thiruvanathapuram. But Travelling by rail is always better and cheaper in India. Read more: http://oneandonlykerala.blogspot.com/2010/11/thangassery-beach-with-lighthouse-in.html

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Dance experienced at our Thangassery Fort also known as Tangasseri Fort ,on the shores of the Arabian Sea in the city of...
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Dance experienced at our Thangassery Fort also known as
Tangasseri Fort ,on the shores of the Arabian Sea in the city of Kollam

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Nature* beauty can't be defined in words ....once U feel D experience ,no one will spoil it

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CELEBRATING 500 YEARS Welcome all to Thangassery fort today at 5pm.Please go through the uploaded file tooHistory :-In 1...
28/10/2018

CELEBRATING 500 YEARS

Welcome all to Thangassery fort today at 5pm.

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History :-

In 1502, the Portuguese were the first Europeans to establish a trading centre in Thangassery and the area soon became a major centre for the pepper trade. Thangassery St Thomas Fort, built by the Portuguese in 1517, was destroyed in the subsequent wars with the Dutch.

In 1661, the Dutch took possession of the city. The remains of both the Dutch and Portuguese forts can still be seen in Thangassery . In the 18th century, the kingdom of Travancore first conquered Kollam, followed by the British in 1795. Tangasseri remains an Anglo-Indian settlement in character, though there are few Anglo-Indians in the population. The Infant Jesus Church in Tangasseri, an old Portuguese-built church, remains as a memento of Portuguese rule. The old cathedral was demolished and replaced by a new cathedral at a cost of around ₹4.5 crore (US$630,000); it was consecrated and blessed on 3 December 2005. The metallic cross on the top is one of the largest crosses in India.

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New year celebration @ Thangassery
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New year celebration @ Thangassery

This type of Snap makes our Eyes and mind so bright and positive ...Ship named Hansita* is still @ Kollam shore
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This type of Snap makes our Eyes and mind so bright and positive ...

Ship named Hansita* is still @ Kollam shore

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Thangassery Light House , Near Kaval , Kollam
Kollam
691007

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Monday 7pm - 9pm
Tuesday 7pm - 9pm
Wednesday 7pm - 9pm
Thursday 7pm - 9pm
Friday 7pm - 9pm
Saturday 7pm - 9pm
Sunday 7pm - 9pm

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