Kappil is a tourist place in Thiruvananthapuram district , Kerala state, India. It is located in Edava Panchayat at the cost of Arabian Sea, near Varkala..[2] Currently kappil is under Attingal Constituency.
Contents
1Transportation
2Tourism
3Gallery
4References
5Near by Places
6External links
Transportation
Road
Kappil is connected with Varkala - Paravur - Kollam Road. Varkala Municipal Bus Station opposite to Varkala Railway Station is well connected to Attingal, Trivandrum, Kollam, etc. KSRTC and private buses are doing services in Kappil village to adjacent cities like Varkala, Trivandrum, Kollam, Paravur, etc.
Rail
Varkala Railway Station
which is 7km from Kappil is well connected to major cities like Trivandrum ,Delhi,Chennai ,Goa,Hyderabad,Kollam , Kochi , Mumbai , Kanyakumari, Banglore etc
Kappil Railway Station is within the village (700m) is connected by passenger trains from Trivandrum, Kollam,Nagercoil,Kanyakumari etc
Edava Railway Station with in the panchayat is also situated 4km from Kappil is connected with passenger trains from Trivandrum,Kolllam,Nagercoil etc.
Air
Trivandrum International Airport which is 48km from Kappil.
Tourism
Kappil beach
Kappil beach sunset
Scenic backwaters, beach and facilities for watersport are available. Nellatil, Edava, Paravur, Nadayara, Varkala etc. are locations in the vicinity which are worth visiting.[opinion]
Kappil is also famous for Kappil Bhagavathy Temple and a tourist spot during the festival season.
Gallery
Kappil boatclub
The lonely beach
A beautiful evening view from Paravur-Kappil bridge
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