Chennai’s Bioluminescent Waves Weaves Its Magic: Where Else Can You Experience It In India?

Chennai's beaches are transcending its beauty to new heights after occurrence of a natural phenomenon known as bioluminescence, which makes waves seem glowing brighter than usual. For one's keen on capturing moments created by nature, it's surely makes for a sight for sore eyes.

most pertinent factors that make this possible are temperature, bioluminescent microorganisms, and salinity levels. microorganisms present make it possible for light to emitted causing a glowing effect that ebbs and flows due to undercurrents of sea.

While glow is not a permanent effect, alterations to temperature and quality of water creating this form of chemiluminescence. re are several destinations in India where you might get a chance to have a glimpse of blue-green light, which is an after-effect of marine organism left disturbed by wave movements.

Where can traveller's witness glory of bioluminescence in India?

Bhangram Beach, Maharashtra : Bioluminescent waves have occasionally been spotted along this lesser-known beach in Maharashtra. phenomenon is rare and depends on water conditions and presence of bioluminescent microorganisms. October to March is when this phenomenon occurs.

Benaulim and Betalbatim Beaches, Goa : re are certain beaches in Goa where traveller's have witnessed bioluminescent waves. On nights that exude serene calmness, waters are known to give mystical vibes. 
 

Mattu Beach, Karnataka: Situated near Udupi, Mattu Beach offer a blue glow known to create waves that seem expectational to first-time visitors.

Andaman and Nicobar Islands - Swaraj Dweep; waves that serene waters of Havelock Island are well-known for ir bioluminescent plankton. This has me night kayaking a thrill that everyone wants to experience.