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About Anchuthengu Lighthouse
Anchuthengu Lighthouse, identified by the Directorate General of Lighthouses and Lightships as Anjengo Lighthouse, is a coastal navigation landmark at Anchuthengu in Chirayinkeezhu taluk, Thiruvananthapuram district. Government lighthouse records state that it was commissioned on 30 April 1988. Its location beside a traditional fishing settlement and close to Anchuthengu Fort makes the lighthouse a useful second stop for travellers exploring the area’s maritime character.
Even without tower access, the surrounding coastline provides a strong sense of the geography that made Anchuthengu important for shipping and trade. The official lighthouse authority places the site within road reach of Kadakkavur railway station and Attingal, helping visitors combine it with other northern Thiruvananthapuram attractions. Public climbing hours, ticketing and temporary closures can change for operational or weather reasons, so access to the tower should be confirmed rather than assumed.
Coordinates are left blank because the available official position text was not sufficiently clear for reliable import.
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Anchuthengu Lighthouse, officially Anjengo Lighthouse, is a coastal navigation tower commissioned in 1988 near Anchuthengu Fort in Chirayinkeezhu, adding maritime heritage and sea views to the area.
Nammude Keralam Last checked 2026-09-09
