Sanguthurai Beach's history is intertwined with the local folklore and cultural significance of the Kanyakumari region. The prominent conch-shaped monument ('Sangu') at the beach entrance was erected in honor of a devotee of the goddess Kanyakumari. While the beach itself doesn't have a deeply documented historical narrative like some other landmarks in the area, it has served as a place of leisure and recreation for locals for generations. In recent years, it has gained popularity as a tourist destination, attracting visitors seeking a quieter and more scenic beach experience compared to the main Kanyakumari beach. The development of tourism infrastructure has been gradual, preserving much of the beach's natural charm and tranquility. The beach continues to be a significant site for local cultural events and celebrations, adding to its historical and social importance.