5 lighthouses in India that you should not miss

Subhadrika Sen

Kanyakumari Lighthouse: Is perfect to see the merging of the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea. Built in 1971, it is squarish in shape with red and white stripes and 30 metres high.

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Mahabalipuram Lighthouse: was constructed in the 1900s of dressed stone. One can see a bird’s eye view of the sea and city from the top.

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Dolphin’s nose Lighthouse: This 174 metre lighthouse in Vizag is open to the public between 3pm – 5 pm daily. Built in 1840, it gives mesmerising views of Yarada Beach, Bay of Bengal, Gangavaram Port, and Ross Hill Church.

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Aguada Lighthouse: Commissioned in 1976, this lighthouse in Goa, is 16 kms from Panaji on the west of Aguada. Be prepared for some fabulous sea views once you are atop.

Chandrabagha Lighthouse: Situated 40 kms away from Puri on the Chandrabagha Beach in Odisha, this lighthouse is not only a spectacular structure offering great views but one whose inception is shrouded in mythological stories.

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