poikapalk
Poikapalk, also known as the "Poika's Palk," is a narrow strip of land located in the Bay of Bengal, separating the Indian state of Tamil Nadu from the island nation of Sri Lanka. The name "Poikapalk" is derived from the Tamil words "Poika" meaning "child" and "Palk" meaning "passage" or "channel," reflecting the narrowness of the landform. The Poikapalk is approximately 48 kilometers long and varies in width from 100 meters to 1.5 kilometers, making it one of the narrowest land connections between two large landmasses.
Historically, the Poikapalk has been a strategic location due to its proximity to the Palk Strait, which
In recent years, the Poikapalk has gained attention for its potential as a tourist destination. The narrow
The Poikapalk's strategic importance, historical significance, and natural beauty make it a subject of interest for