Sunset At Muzhappilangad Beach

Frame by Frame Sunset at Muzhappilangad Beach
Muzhappilangad Beach is a beach in the state of Kerala.This is located in between Kannur & Thalassery.This beach is the only Drive-in Beaches in Asia.
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The beach festival is celebrated in the month of April and it is one of the important tourist attraction in the district of Kannur  in Kerala.

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The Long beach is the only longest drive in beach in India.Still untouched, this long, spotless beach protected by the black rocks from the deep currents, make its shallow water a swimmer's paradise.
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The enchanting ambience of the good-looking Muzhappilangad beach invites one to swim, sunbathe, or just laze around for an unforgettable beach vacation in Kerala.
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The beach is clean and well maintained . The shores of the Muzhappilangad beach are lined with black boulders, which protects the shores from the lashing waves and also make a natural shallow place. 
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The calm yet enthralling ambience of the beach is what makes it a popular getaway for tourists. Muzhappilangad Beach is palm-fringed stretch of sand where in seclusion you will find peace and retreat from daily drudgeries.
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The surrounding coconut groves strewn all along the beach promises a relaxed stay.This beach in Kerala is one of most serene beaches in Kerala.The length of the beach is around 4 km.The only drive in beach which gives the tourist immense pleasure driving in the beach.

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After going and visiting this enchanting beach i was looking forward to catch a glimpse of the sunset.The sole purpose of going here was i heard that this is the largest drive in beach in asia and when i have seen this i was convinced enough that yes this is what i have come all along to see.

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Then by the time it started to sunset i picked up my camera and waited for each of the shot in some intervals to give this a frame by frame effect.
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By the time it ended and when i reviewed it, it seemed to me that i have done what i intended to do.I have never captured a frame to frame capture of sunset as of now.

10th Shot that's my Son Surya
I was now a satisfied man.Then i thought of giving an end to this with the photo of the sunset with my son whose name is also 'Surya' meaning 'Sun'.
That gave a perfect setting for this blog to be written.All in all the visit to the beach was an enthralling experience and the shots i have taken, i enjoyed it completely

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