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Thiruvananthapuram(Trivandrum)

Thiruvananthapuram is the capital city of God's own country Kerala and is famous for its golden beaches and rich cultural heritage. Trivandrum city is replete with historical monuments preserved with the history of Kerala. The sun kissed beaches, exquisite artwork and age old palaces make Thiruvananthapuram or Trivandrum the idyllic retreat of tourists.

Padmanabhaswamy Temple :The Padmanabhaswamy temple located in the heart of the city is built in the Dravidian style. The 30-metre tall Gopuram (tower) is built with 365 pillars, equaling a years days, into the inner corridor. Lord Vishnuis the deity of the temple which has been the family deity of the southern Keralas early kings. The unlettered details lay in three doors. The feet of the Lord is in one door, the lotus in the second and the face in the third.Napier Museum :This prominent museum in the Trivandrum city is named after erstwhile British Governor of Madras, Napier. Napier museum structure itself is marvelous. The unique and excellent architecture of the structure includes the tall and slander towers, stained glass windows and special type roofs. The museum displays large collections of bronzes, historical ornaments, temple chariots and ivory items.Thiruvananthapuram Zoo :Thiruvananthapuram zoo is a century and half old being the fifth oldest in India, was set up by the former ruler and king of Travancore, Uthram Thirunal. It is a unique marvelous, with no rival in India for its design and layout. Major attractions include beautiful Victorian-style cages, the lake, the curling pathways, the lawns, and the nearby Top Garden. The zoo inhabits many rare and endangered species with most of them nourished in open enclosures. Almost all types of wild species nurtured here.Sree Chithira Art Gallery :Sree Chithira Art Gallery is situated in Napier museum grounds. It exhibits Good collection of paintings of Raja Ravi Varma and Roerich, copies of Rajput, Mughals and Tanjore schools of art and paintings, and that of Ajantha, Ali Bagh Caves. The collection also includes the paintings from China, Japan, Bali and Tibet.Shanmugham Beach :Shanmugham Beach located near the city is known for its white sanded quiet Beach free from any traps. The virgin appeal of the beach attracts lots of tourists to this enchanting spot. The magnificent beach offers magical sights of the sea swallowing the sun slowly and compensating the loss of light by stars ascent one after one from nowhere.Padmanabhapuram Palace :The Padmanabhapuram Palace is a unique fort created in wood. The architecture of the palace exhibits simplicity and elegance of the structure which is beyond easy description. The construction of the palace was initiated by Iravi Varma Kulasekhara Perumal in 1601 AD and was completed by Maharaja Anizham Thirunal Marthanda Varma in 1744. It was then dedicated to Lord Padmnabha (Vishnu) and christened, Padmnabha Perumal Palace. The name of the palace was then transformed to Padmanabhapuram Palace in the later years.Vizhinjam :Vizhinjam located 17 km south of Thiruvananthapuram city and 2 km south of Kovalam is a most demanding destination of Trivandrum. The land mark of Vizhinjam is a cave temple and a fishing harbor. The single celled shrine inside with a loose sculpture of Vinandhara Dhakshinamoorthi is also worth visiting. Semi-complete carvings of the images of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi are present outside the cave.Varkala :The small town of Varkala is a seashore retreat and a prominent Hindu pilgrimage centre located 32 km north of Thiruvananthapuram city. The Jananardhana temple is the centre-stage of the pilgrimage. The allure of Varkala is specific on 2 km red cliff face stretching from the South cliff to the Thiruvambady beach at the north end and the Shivagiri Mutt, the pilgrim centre.Kovalam :Kovalam is marked for its enchanting beaches in the world tourism map. Kovalam features a rare experience nowhere else in the world available. Its an idea spot for Nature lovers, philosophers, writers, documentary writers, television documentary shooters, notably BBC.Poovar :Poovar located 18 km from Thiruvananthapuram city, and 3 km from Kovalam is a beautiful tourist destination. It is close to the Poovar River, backwaters and the sea.

Trivandrum City Tour Guide - Kerala

Thiruvananthapuram (formerly, Trivandrum), the capital of the Indian state of Kerala, lies on the southwest coast of India. The place is well connected to most of the other major cities of India through rail, road, and air network. The city derives its name from Thiru Anantha Puram, which means the town of Anantha. In fact, Anantha is the deity at the Sree Anantha Padmanabhaswami Temple, a major landmark of the city believed to be several thousands years old. Legend has it that traders came to Thiruvananthapuram as far back as AD 190 for spices, sandalwood, and ivory. It was in the 18th century that Thiruvananthapuram shot into prominence when the erstwhile kings of the then Travancore state shifted their capital from Padmanabhapuram to Thiruvananthapuram. After Indias independence, the city was made the capital of Kerala. The citys proximity to the sea gives it a pleasant climate throughout the year though the summers can turn a bit hot with the maximum temperature at times going up to 36.2C. The monsoon here lasts from May to November.

Trivandrum Facts:

Area 141.53 sq. km Population 6,99,872 Altitude Sea level Languages Malayalam and English STD Code 0471 Best time to visit SeptemberMay

Tourist Attractions in Trivandrum

The ancient temple of Sri Padmanabhaswamy is one of the major attractions in the city of Thiruvananthapuram. Move around the city and you get to see various picturesque spots besides the glimpses of the citys past. Some of the attractions that are not to be missed are the Napier Museum, Sri Chitra Art Gallery, Zoo, Observatory Hill, Science and Technology Museum, and Chacha Nehru Childrens Museum.

Tourist Attractions around Trivandrum

Excursions around Thiruvananthapuram take you to places that are not only famous in the state but throughout the country. Kovalam, 16 km away from Thiruvananthapuram, is an internationally renowned beach. You can also visit Varkala, a tranquil sea resort besides Kanyakumari, a place famous for its beaches as well as temples. The other attractions include Padmanabhapuram Palace, Ponmudi, Aruvippuram and Neyyar Dam.

ChaithramThampanoor,Thiruvananthapuram 695001,Kerala, India.

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Hotel Prathiba HeritageOpp. Ayurveda College, Dharmalayam Rd, Santhi Nagar, Pulimoodu, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695001, India

http://www.prathibaheritage.com/Location.htmlFor reservations please call us at+91 471 2336442 / 2337341Hotel Prathiba HeritageDharmalayam Road, Opp. Ayurveda College, M.G. Road,Trivandrum, Kerala, India, Pin- 695 001Tel: +91 471 2336442 / 2337341Email: [email protected]

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AttractionsConducted Tours

A. Nearby and within the cityKerala Legislature Complex:Located at Palayam, the building where the Legislative Assembly of Kerala meets is a beautiful blend of classical and modern splendour. Situated adjacent to the Legislative Assembly complex, the Legislature Museum throws light into the political history of the State.Science and Technology Museum Complex:The museum houses galleries on electricity, electronics, power & motion, mechanics, popular science, mathematics, solar energy as well as automobile, computer and biomedical engineering.Priyadarshini Planetarium:This is one of the most versatile planetariums in the country. The main GM-11 star field projector here can project almost all the constituents of the visible universe. It can also simulate the star-studded night sky over any location on the earth, on any day up to 12,500 years back or 12,500 years into the future.The Napier Museum:Built in the 19th century, this Indo-Saracenic structure boasts of a natural air conditioning system and houses a rare collection of archaeological and historic artefacts, bronze idols, ancient ornaments, a temple chariot and ivory carvings. The Japanese shadow play leather figures, used to depict the epics of Mahabharata and the Ramayana, would be interesting to visitors.Sree Chithra Art Gallery:Opened in 1935 by the then Maharaja of Travancore, Sree Chithira Thirunal, displays original paintings of Raja Ravi Varma, Svetlova and Nicholas Roerich; exquisite works from the Rajput, Mughal and Tanjore schools of art in India as well as paintings from China, Japan, Tibet and Bali. The collection also includes unique copies of Indian mural paintings from pre-historic times down to the 18th Century.Sree Chithra Enclave:Opened in 1993, this museum depicts the history of the Travancore Royal Family and displays their personal belongings and artefacts. Old newspaper footages and deeds describing events are also exhibited.KCS Panicker Gallery:Nominated as one of the nine eminent artists of India, Kerala's renowned painter Panicker was born in 1911. He was instrumental in setting up the Progressive Painters Association in Madras from 1944 to 1953. Panicker set a new trend in Indian painting and the gallery traces his works over a period.NaturalHistory Museum:The Museum houses some excellent galleries like the skeletal, bird, animal and taxidermy gallery as well as a museum.The Zoological Park:One of the first zoos in India, it was established as early as 1859. A reptile house with different species of snakes and a vulture house are also situated within the premises. Plastic is banned inside the park.The Kanakakkunnu Palace:The palace and its sprawling grounds are today the venue for cultural meets and programmes.St. Joseph's Cathedral, Palayam:This125-year-old cathedral is an important worship centre of Catholics and a prominent landmark in the city.VJT Hall:Built to commemorate the golden jubilee of the coronation of Queen Victoria in 1896, the VJT Hall was inaugurated by the then ruler of the erstwhile Travancore Kingdom Sree Moolam Thirunal Rama Varma on January 25, 1896. The hall has witnessed several historical events. Perhaps the most preferred venue for public functions in the city, this towering monument is a proud remnant of the colonial era.PadmanabhaSwamy Temple:Located inside the East Fort, this temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, is a blend of the Kerala and Dravidian styles of architecture. One among the 108 sacred Vishnu temples in India, the presiding deity here is Lord Vishnu reclining on Anantha, the Serpent. The idol, plated in gold and made out of a rare composition known as katu-sarkara-yogam, is acclaimed as a marvel. It is also noted for its mural paintings and stone carvings.Meshan Mani:On the eastern side of Padmanabha Swamy Temple, installed in 1833 during the reign of Swathi Thirunal, is the Meshan Mani (clock). It has on its dial, a man's face with two goats on either side. Crafted from mahogany by an artisan called Kulathooran, every time the clock completes an hour, the man opens his mouth and the goats hit his cheeks.Kuthiramalika (Puthenmalika) Palace Museum:The palace was built by Maharaja Swathi Thirunal Balarama Varma - the King of Travancore, who was a great poet, musician, social reformer and statesman. This rare specimen of workmanship in the traditional Travancore style of architecture has exquisite wood carvings. The palace museum displays paintings and various priceless collections of the royal family and is located near the Padmanabha Swamy Temple.CVN Kalari:The most famous amongst the many Kalari centres, CVN Kalari has its own Ayurvedic clinic. Located near the Padmanabha Swamy Temple, here Kerala's ancient martial art, Kalarippayattu is taught.ShankhumughamBeach:This place is a favourite haunt of sunset watchers. An indoor recreation club, the matsya kanyaka (a gigantic, 35-m long sculpture of a mermaid) and a restaurant shaped like a starfish are some of the attractions here. The Chacha Nehru Traffic Training Park here gives children the opportunity to learn traffic rules.AkkulamTourist Village:A picnic spot with boating facilities, Akkulam is a place children flock to. It has a well-equipped children's park, a paddle pool and a swimming pool for adults as well.VeliTourist Village:This picnic spot, where the Veli Lake meets the Arabian Sea, offers boating facilities. Pedalboats and paddleboats can be hired to explore the charms of the lagoon in a leisurely manner. For a quick ride over the waters, speed boats are available for hire. Children can also enjoy climbing over the huge sculptures which dot the landscape.Valiathura:Located near Shankhumugham, this was once the only port along the South Kerala coast. During monsoons, fishermen carry their catamarans to the edge of the Valiathura Pier which is 703 ft long, throw them into the sea, then jump in and swim and board them.Beemapalli: An important place of worship, the Beemapalli Dargah Shareef is dedicated to Beema Umma, a pious Muslim woman who was believed to possess great spiritual powers. The Chandanakudam Festival at Beemapalli, lasting for 10 days, is one of the most colourful events.SamudraBeach:This beach is very close to the Samudra Hotel and borders it. It provides a calm and serene beach atmosphere.Thiruvallam:This serene backwater stretch, enroute to Kovalam, is famous for its canoe rides, kayaking and cruises in kettuvalloms. The Boat Club here organises tours to the nearby islands of Pozhikara and Edayar as well as visits to coir manufacturing units.ParasuramaTemple, Thiruvallam:This 2000-year-old temple on the banks of the River Karamana, is the only one in Kerala dedicated to Sree Parasurama, the mythological creator of the State. This temple is a venue for propitiating ancestors. As part of the Bali ritual, devotees make offerings to the souls of the departed, after taking a dip in the nearby river.Kovalam:Just a short drive away from the State capital, Kovalam is easily accessible. Internationally acclaimed, this seaside destination comprises three adjacent crescent-shaped beaches. Golden sands, miles of shimmering sea, rocky promontories constantly caressed by the sensuous surf and a brilliant sunshine warming the very souls, make this place truly sensational. A charming village of yesteryears, Kovalam today has all the amenities of a popular beach destination.KovalamBeach:Fringed by headlands that rise steeply above the shore, Kovalam is almost completely covered by coconut palms. Of the three small bays separated by rocky outcrops, the southernmost, known as the Lighthouse Beach, is the most popular. The lovely old lighthouse that gives the beach its name is the Vizhinjam Lighthouse. Edakallu, a rocky headland separates Eves or Howah Beach from the Lighthouse Beach. The hill that separates Howah Beach from the third of Kovalams celebrated beaches houses the Government Guest House and the Halcyon Castle, a palace.Lighthouse:The 35-m lighthouse is perched atop the palm-covered Kurumkal Hill jutting out on to the sea. Visitors can climb the spiraling staircase inside to the top of the red and white tower and enjoy a spectacular view of the surroundings.B. Day tripsKoyikkalPalace, Nedumangad (about 30 km):This ancient palace dates back to the 15th century. Museums of folklore and numismatics are set up here.

The Folklore Museum here is a treasure trove of quaint musical instruments, occupational implements, household utensils, models of folk art etc. displayed in the Koyikkal Palace, they focus attention on the cultural background of the State.

In the Numismatics Museum housed in the palace, one can see coins from different parts of the world as well as of different eras. The rare and historically valuable collection of coins gives an insight into the trade relations of the State. Among the exhibits is the most valuable Indian coin the 2500-year-old Karsha and Rasi, as also worlds smallest coins.

On the way to Koyikkal Palace one can take deviation to visit the Aruvikkara Dam which supplies drinking water to the city of Thiruvananthapuram. The dam site offers excellent panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary (about 30 km):The sanctuary has a picturesque dam site serving as its gateway. The dam premise is a popular picnic spot, which comes with a watch-tower, crocodile farm, lion safari park and deer park. Boating facilities are available at the reservoir. The elephant rehabilitation centre at Kottoor is also situated nearby.Ponmudi (about 60 km):An idyllic hill station, Ponmudi is at a height of 915 m above sea level. Along with a variety of beautiful mountain flowers, exotic butterflies, small rivulets, springs and wildlife, this hill destination offers excellent trekking trails and camping opportunities.

The tree house view tower is another attraction at Ponmudi. Visitors to Ponmudi can also enjoy the excellent facilities and services available at the premium resort of KTDC.

On the way to Ponmudi one can also visit Kallar Valley eco-tourism spot.Varkala (about 55 km):Varkala, a calm and quiet hamlet, lies on the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram district. It has several places of tourist interest like the beautiful beach, reddish laterite cliffs overlooking the beach and a 2000- year-old Vishnu temple.The fresh water mineral spring originating from the crevices of the cliffs is considered as holy and having high medicinal value. Such a phenomenon is considered very rare near a beach.

A dip in the waters at this beach is believed to purge the body of impurities and the soul of all sins and hence it is called 'Papanasam beach'. The Janardhanaswamy Temple stands on the cliffs overlooking the beach, at a short distance away.The Sivagiri Mutt, founded by the great Hindu reformer and philosopher Sree Narayana Guru (1856 - 1928) is also close by. The Samadhi (the final resting place) of the Guru here attracts thousands of devotees every year during the Sivagiri pilgrimage days 30th December to 1st January. Sree Narayana Guru propagated the ideology: "one caste, one religion and one god for mankind", in a society torn by the taboos of caste system. Varkala offers excellent accommodation facilities for tourists and is a popular destination.Thenmala Eco-Tourism (about 70 km):Covered by dense forests, rubber and tea plantations, Thenmala was selected by the World Tourism Organisation as one of the worlds best eco-friendly projects. It has a leisure zone with winding pathways, sway bridge, sculpture garden and boardwalk; culture zone with an amphitheatre, musical fountain as well as Nakshatravanam (a nursery of trees considered sacred to the 27 constellations, located inside one of the zones where visitors can also buy saplings of the tree relevant to their birth star.) The adventure zone offers options for trekking, birdwatching, mountain biking, rock climbing, rappelling and river crossing. There is a Deer Rehabilitation Centre as well as the Shenduruney Wildlife Sanctuary. A major attraction is the boating in the reservoir, inside the Shenduruney Wildlife Sanctuary.Kanyakumari (about 90 km):At the southernmost tip of India, where the Arabian Sea, the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal meet, lies Kanyakumari, an important pilgrim center. Kanyakumari is famous for watching spectacular sunrises and sunsets, especially on full moon days. The beach itself is a beautiful sight with multi-colored sand. There is a lighthouse from where one can have a panoramic view of the surroundings. The Government museum offers a good collection of sculptures of Tamil Nadu.Reach usNearest bus terminal: Thiruvananthapuram - Just besideNearest railway station: Thiruvananthapuram, opposite to the hotelNearest airport: Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, about 10 km

Contact us

For ReservationsHotel Chaithram (KTDC)Thampanoor, Thiruvananthapuram - 695001, Kerala, IndiaPhone: +91-471-2330977, 3012770Fax: +91-471-2331446E-mail:[email protected]

For specific assistance:Mobile: +91-94000 08580

http://www.ktdc.com/tours.php#topnConducted Tours

1. Conducted Tours Operated from Tourist Reception Centre Kochi

For reservations contact :

Tourist Reception Centre, KTDC Limited,Shanmugham Road, Ernakulam,Kochi - 682 011Tel: +91-484-2353234Fax: +91-484-2382199E-mail:[email protected]

Full Day Backwater Canal Tour (Daily)Tour - 8.15 am to 5.30 pmFare Rs.850/- per personA unique opportunity to experience the beauty of Kerala Backwaters, flora and fauna, Village life through Kettuvallom (Traditional Rice Boat) and Country Boat (Open Canoe) with traditional Veg. Kerala Lunch.The tour is operated at a quite, beautiful village 35 Kms south of Kochi. Tourists are transferred to the village by road.Half Day Backwater Canal Tour (Twice Daily) - (By Open Canoe)Experience the beauty of Kerala Backwater and Village Life1st Tour - 8.30 am to 1.00 pm2nd Tour - 2.00 pm to 6.30 pmFare Rs.600/- per personThe tour is operated at a quite, beautiful village 35 Kms south of Kochi. Tourists are transferred to the village by road.Sun Set Tour (Seasonal)5.30 pm to 7.00 pm

Week days - Adults - Rs.300/- per head , Child - Rs.200/- per headSaturdays / Sundays & Holidays - Adult- Rs.350/- per head, Child - Rs.200/- per head.

Non Stop Boat cruise during the time of sun set in the Kochi Harbour area with spectacular view of Marine Drive, Chinese Fishing Nets, Bolgatty Island, Willington Island and Kochi Harbour.

Cochin boat cruise/Sightseeing ( Half day tour)Fare - Rs.450/- per headTimings - 09.30 am to 1pm/02.30pm to 06 pm on all days except Fridays.Places covered - Dutch Palace, Synagogue(closed on saturdays), St.Francis Church,Chinese fishing nets with spectacular view of Willington Island, Kochi harbour and Bolgatty Island.Cochin Metro backwater cruiseFare - Rs.650/- per headTiming - 07.30 am to 11.30 am/ 03pm to 07 pm on all Fridays.A cruise into the inland waterways of Kochi with enrapture view of paddy fields,Prawn farms, Chinese fishing nets, Bolgatty Island, Willington Island and Kochi harbour.(All the conducted tours subject to minimum number of persons).

Customised Tour Options

Cherai Beach Tour

Places of interest: Goshree Bridge (By way), Coir Factory (Sunday Holiday) and Cherai Beach.Kalady - Ezhattumugham - Athirappilly Tour

Places of interest: Sringeri Matt, Sree Ramakrishna Advaita Ashram, Sree Adi Sankara Keerthi Stambha Mandapam, Ezhattumugham Prakrithi Gramam, Athirappilly Water Falls and Vazhachal Waterfalls.Kochi Darshan (Half Day)

Places of interest: Dutch Palace (Friday Holiday), Synagogue (Friday Saturday Holiday), St. Francis Church (Sunday Holiday), Chinese Fishing Nets, Maritime Museum (Monday Holiday), Dutch Cemetery, Santa Cruz Cathedral.Kochi Darshan (Full Day)

Places of interest: Dutch Palace (Friday Holiday), Synagogue (Friday Saturday Holiday), St. Francis Church (Sunday Holiday), Chinese Fishing Nets, Maritime Museum (Monday Holiday), Dutch Cemetery, Santa Cruz Basilica, Coir factory (Sunday Holiday) and Cherai Beach.Other Facilities Reservation to all KTDC Hotels Reservation of Package tours Reservation of LTC/ Customised Package tours Arrangements of House Boats, Motor Boats & vehicle rentals

2. Conducted Tours Operated from Tourist Reception Centre Trivandrum

1. Trivandrum

For reservations contact :

KTDC Tourist Reception CentreNear Chaithram HotelStation Road, ThampanoorTrivandrum - 695 001Tel: +91-471-2330031

Nagara Darsan: (Except Mondays)Timings:Forenoon - 08.00 am to 01:00 pmAfternoon - 01:30 pm to 07.00 pmDeparture:(2 times) 8.00 am & 01.30 pmStarting Point:Tourist Reception Centre, ThampanoorForenoon finishing point:Museum CompoundAfternoon finishing point:Sree Padmanabha Swamy Temple.Duration:5.30 hrs.Fare :Rs.300/- per personBooking hrs:07:00 am - 09:00 pmDetails of Places CoveredPadmanabha Swamy TempleA blend of Kerala and Dravidian style of architecture, the temple is noted for its mural paintings and stone carvings. One among the 108 sacred Vishnu temples in India, the presiding deity here is Lord Vishnu reclining on Anantha, the Serpent. Only Hindus are allowed inside the temple in prescribed dress code.Puthenmalika (Kuthiramalika) PalaceSituated close to the Sree Padmanabha Swamy Temple, this palace was built by Maharaja Swathi Thirunal Balarama Varma, the King of Travancore who was a renowned poet, musician, social reformer and statesman. The palace museum displays paintings and priceless collections of the royal family. (Monday holiday)Shangumugham BeachThis place is favourite haunt of sunset watchers and beachcombers. An indoor recreation club, the gigantic 35m long sculpture of a mermaid, restaurant shaped like a starfish are some of the attractions here.Veli Tourist VillageThis popular picnic spot offering boating facilities lies snuggled where the Veli Lake merges with the Arabian Sea. Children can have a great time at the beautifully landscaped garden dotted with huge sculptures. Other attractions here are the floating restaurant and the floating bridge.Museum, Zoo & Art GalleryThe 19th century Napier Museum built in the Indo-Sarcenic style houses are rare collection of archaeological and historic artifacts. Located near to the Museum is the Sree Chithra Art Gallery which displays original paintings of Raja Ravi Varma, Svetlova and Nicholas Roerich. One of the first zoos in India, the Zoological Park was established here as early as 1859. (Monday holiday)Sabarimala Pilgrim TourSabarimala Pilgrim Tour - Rs. 1,200/- per person.Tour operation subject to demand from sufficient number of persons.

2. Kanyakumari (Cape Comorin)Departure:07.30 amArrival:9:00 hrsFare:Rs. 700/- per personTour starts and finish at the Tourist Reception Centre, Trivandrum except otherwise stated.Details of Places CoveredPadmanabhapuram PalaceThe biggest wooden palace in Asia, it was the erstwhile capital of the Princely State Travancore. It is situated in near Thuckalay on the way to Kanyakumari. This is a well preserved wooden palace with extraordinary murals, exquisite floral carvings and the black glossy floorings.Suchindram TempleThis temple is dedicated to Sthanumalaya (Shiva, Vishnu, Brahma). The 135 feet tall Gopura, 18 feet Hanuman Statue and the musical pillars are of great architectural value.Kanyakumari (Cape Comorin)Kanyakumari is the southern most tip of India, also the meeting point of the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Vivekananda Rock Memorial, 133 feet Thiruvalluvar Statue, Kanyakumari Temple, Gandhi Memorial and Kamaraj Memorial are the other attractions. It is the only place in India where sunset and sunrise can be seen from one point.

3. Ponmudi Tour (A/C Tempo Traveller)Departure :08.15 amArrival :04:00 pmFare: Rs.500/- per person.Details of Places CoveredKoyikkal Palace Museum, Golden Valley, PonmudiThe guest of Golden Peak can also use transportation facility to Ponmudi at Rs.500/- per person (one way)

4. Kovalam Tour (A/C Tempo Traveller)Departure :04.30 pmArrival :07.30 pmFare: Rs.200/- per personDetails of Places CoveredKovalam - view point for Vizhinjam Harbour & to watch sunset, Kovalam Beach

5. Neyyar Dam Tour (A/C Tempo Traveller)Departure:07.45 amArrival:01.15 pmFare: Rs.400/- per person (Transportation charges only)

Details of Places Covered

Departure from TRC Thampanoor, ThiruvananthapuramNeyyar Dam - for availing the package tour (Lion Safari Park, Deer Park & Crocodile farm visit) of Forest Dept, Kappukadavu (Kottoor) Elephant Rehabilitation Centre. Arrival at TRC Thampanoor, Thiruvananthapuram

6. VarkalaTour (A/C Tempo Traveller)Departure:02.00 pmArrival:08.30 pmFare: Rs.500/- per person (Transportation charges only)

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Departure from KTDC Tourist Reception Centre, Thampanoor Santhigiri (visit Lotus Parnasala), Sivagiri Mutt, Varkala (visit Janardana Swamy Temple, Papanasam beach and Sunset).Arrivalat KTDC Tourist Reception Centre, Thampanoor

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Vivekananda Rock Memorial Thanumalayan temple - Sthanumalayan Kovil Bhagavathy Amman Temple Padmanabhapuram Palace Thiruvalluvar Statue Mathur Aqueduct Sothavilai Beach Our Lady of Ransom Church Kanyakumari Beach Vattakottai Fort Sanguthurai Beach Gandhi Memorial Courtallam Falls Pechiparai Reservoir Thirparappu Falls Lord Subramanya Temple Thollavilai Narayana Swamy Temple Kumara Koil Murugan Temple Tsunami Monument

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Sree Anantha Padmanabha Templeis the key icon of the city. One of the most oldest temples of India, its a major Vishnu temple in the country. The temple itself has 1000's of stories to tell with immaculate sculptures and mandaps. The entire Thiruvanathapuram city was built around this temple. Its an architectural wonder and was nominated from India into last round of 7 Wonders of World. The building style is a mixture of Kerala and Tamil architecture. The temple has many structures inside, like musical pillars, golden mandap, 500 pillared corridor famous for its sculptures and large collection of temple mural paintings. The temple has a large clear pond calledPadmatheertham, which is also landmark.The deity is Maha Vishnu in a rare reclining posture, called as "ananthasayanam" or the lord's sleep. The temple has a huge role in history of Kerala, with the presiding deity even being crowned as Emperor of Travancore in 18th century and all the rulers ruling the state in the name of the deity. The royal crown of Travancore, is preserved inside the temple, though getting a glimpse of it is a rare.This temple belongs to Travancore Royal Family and guarded by Royal Palace Guards of Travancore (RPG) and Kerala Special Branch Police Force along with Sree Padmanabha's Elite Mounted Guards. A unit of Kerala State Commando force protects the temple in its outer ring.The temple has been in news, after discovery of huge treasures kept in its cellars. A rough estimate makes it to astronomic value of Rs 1.2 Trillion (US$21.72 billion), making it the most richest temple in the world.Due to discovery of this wealth, the temple and its zone, became one of the most protected areas. Armed Police and Commandos have been deployed around the temple. Visitors must pass thro' stringent security screening process. Shadow police force in civilian and temple dress do observe all visitors 24x7. East Fort, an old fort around Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple. Today most of fortifications have been dismantled, except the Eastern side, thus the fort has got its current name- East Fort. The Fort Gate directly opens before Sree Padmanabha Temple and designed in European style. The illumination of East Fort Gate in evenings, is a major attraction. Ramanayar Palace museumEast entrance of the the Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple. - Has a good collection of many antique items from the Travancore era Kings. Thrones, paintings and many belongings kept in a very good condition housed in an erstwhile royal building. During the Navaratri time, the palace attracts lot of people with idols of Saraswati and Durga brought from Sree Padmanabhapuram Palace. Kuthiramallikka Palace- Also known as Puthen Palace, this was constructed by famous musician King- Swati Thirunal. The palace features several relics and antiques belonging to Maharaja Swati Thirunal. The key feature is its grand facade designed in form of horses, hence the name struck. The Annual Swati Thirunal Music festival is held in the Palace Lawns.Other Monuments The Kerala Government Secretariat, is the one of the most recognizable icon of the city. Built asHuzur Kacheri(Secretarial Offices in Malayalam) in 1860, to serve as the Royal Durbar Hall of Travancore Kingdom, this building is a super-imposing structure. The building was designed by British Royal Engineers Corps combining Roman-Dutch-English-Kerala architectures, a testimony of Kerala's past influences with Roman, Dutch, English. The old Legislature Assembly Hall inside the complex (Asia's first native legislature assembly)is a good museum with a detailed gallery that depicts the history of Travancore Legislature Assembly. Other areas of this building are not of tourist interest, as they are government offices. The Napier Museum(note that there is no sign saying 'Napier Museum', just 'Art Gallery' and it's the big building in the park to the north of Museum Road) named after former Madras governor, Lord Napier (Francis Napier, 10th Lord Napier and 1st Baron Ettrick), this museum is a beautiful building in the museum (read: park) compound. This masterpiece was designed by Madras Government architect Robert Chisholm in Indo-Saracenic style . This museum displays rare archaeological and historical artifacts including bronze idols, ceramics, an impressive carved wooden cart, Buddhist statues from various parts of the country and some neighbouring places, ivory carvings, chests, Balinese shadow puppets, various old coins, Hindu puja items, etc. Quite a few of the objects are foreign, and of those quite a few are Chinese. Unfortunately most are lacking labels, have labels only in Malayalam or are very vague. Don't miss looking up at the impressive roof when you enter! Open 10AM - 5PM, closed on Mondays and before noon Wednesday. Photography is prohibited inside the museum. Ticket prices are Rs. 10 per person. Keralan Museum(opposite of the Napier Museum's garden-complex, on the south of Museum Rd.) Housed in a beautiful old colonial building, this newly developed museum (circa 2008 vintage) presents a periodised history of Kerala. It's the first 'interactive' museum in the country, featuring touchscreen terminals. Unfortunately, like so many museums and historical texts in India, there are no maps at all (what are these people thinking?!?!?!). Regardless, the museum comes across as very pleasant, clean, modern and well presented when compared to others. Displays begin in the stone age and advance through rock art and stone tools to pottery, bronze sculptures, folk art and architecture, with a few latter-day items to boot. A small canteen behind the museum for staff of the adjacent tourist department offers good value fish or vegetable curry. Price for entry is Rs. 200 for foreigners and Rs. 20 for Indians. Extra for camera. Sree Chithra Art Galleryis an art gallery located in theMuseumcompound and displays a rare collection of mainly Indian paintings. The main attractions are paintings by world famous Kerala painter Raja Ravi Varma and other famous painters Raja raja Varma and Nicholas Roerich. Also featured are miniature paintings from around the world, Kerala mural paintings and Tanjore miniature paintings. The Zoological ParkClosed Mondays, Tu-Su 10AM - 5PM. This is the first zoo in India opened in 1843, as a concept of Palace for wildlife. Situated in theMuseumcompound, this area is a rich botanical garden. There is a wide variety of animals, plants and birds. It has a separate reptile park and butterfly garden.

Kerala Legislature Assembly ComplexThe new Legislature Assembly Complex called as Niyamasabha (Law House in Malayalam), is a super imposing modern structure located in heart of the city. Its famous for its classical Kerala architecture with ornate teak works, a unique Kerala styled dome, exquisitely designed interiors and a vast expanse of greenery around it. A photo shoot before this structure is a favourite activity among tourists. Legislature Museumadjacent to Legislature assemble, there is a good museum that depicts history of South Asian Legislature assemblies. This building was once the headquarters of Travancore Royal Nair Brigade (Travancore Army). Today its one of the best galleries, that can give you a detailed look into history of South Asian legislature activities and process. Kanaka Kunnu Palace(Golden Hill Palace in malayalam) is a cultural hotspot of the town. The large palace and its sprawling gardens was once the banquet palace for visiting State guests of Travancore. Today its a famous for its galleries and the grand lawns serve as open air auditoriums for regular concerts and evening dance programs. Priyadarshini Space Planetarium, is one of the largest planetariums of India rated as one of the best horizontal planetariums of the world, with a good collection of astronomical science objects from ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization). It has 2 major shows regarding various secrets of universe. It has a good Sky Theatre, a large conference hall and venue of regular space related programs. Kerala Science and Technology Museum, near to Priyadarshini Planetarium, is one of the largest science museum, featuring a timeline of various technologies in area of electronics, technology etc. There are several galleries on Electrical Engineering, Biomedical, Mechanical Engineering, etc. It has a very good collection of many electronic equipments and a good 3D Theatre with regular shows. Chacha Nehru Children's Museumis a good children's museum with a large collection of dolls, masks, paintings etc. A mini aquarium and water play area is set here. Located in Thycuad, in the heart of city, is a good evening spot for families. Kowdiar Palace, is a super-imposing structure, located in Kowdiar. This is the current official residence of Travancore Maharajas and royal family and off-the-limits for public. However a friendly guard may let you inside to have a glimpse of this large architectural wonder built in mixture of Saxon-Travancore styles. The public however can enter intoPanchavadi, the resting place of Late H.H Maharaja Chitra Thirunal- the last King of Travancore who was very popular king.

Laurie Baker's unique Indian Coffee House spiral building Indian Coffee House Thampanoor, is a distinctive spiral-shaped brick structure adjacent to the Trivandrum central bus station at Thampanoor and the Central Railway Station. Designed by world famous architect Laurie Baker, now widely considered as the father of sustainable cost-effective architecture, the building, initially meant to be a self-serve cafeteria now operates in a regular restaurant format and has built in tables along a spiraling incline. Another unique feature is the absence of any windows in the entire building. However it is surprisingly well ventilated and cool while at the same time it keeps the scorching and often blinding sunlight out due to the use of "jalis", small openings throughout the building. Most amazingly this building that can house 150 people was constructed on 650 sq feet (1.5 cents) of land at a cost of only 7 lakh INR (11000 USD)! Drop in to sample local snacks such as a masala dosa, cutlets and try out some strong fresh coffee before catching a bus or a train to the next stop on your journey.Beaches and Nature Shanghumukham BeachThis city beach is 8 km outside the city, adjacent to the airport. Local people flock there to watch the sunset. Its a good well maintained safe beach. There is an indoor recreation club nearby.Matsyakanyakaa gigantic sculpture of a mermaid by Kanai Kunjiraman arouses mixed reaction. A small garden and star-fish shaped restaurant operates there, attracts large crowds. There is also a peaceful temple nearby. Veli Tourist Village. A lake blending into the beach, almost as if it were teasing the sea. Boating, Horse Riding on the beach, a floating bridge, a shallow pond where you can feed the fish, beautifully maintained gardens. Very famous among tourists, especially those interested in water adventure sports. KovalamBeach - 17 km from Thiruvananthapuram City, is a world famous beach, noted being one of the finest. There are 2 large beaches and highly safe for swimming. A visit to Kovalam is must for Trivandrum. However the beach becomes too crowded during November-December time, when foreign tourists flock in en masse. Beware of local touts and beach-side restaurants/shops which sells items nearly 3 to 4 times more than its normal price. Haggling is accepted as a form of trading with sellers. Several massage palours located near to the beach are fake and are illicit sex palours.Other attractionsThere are several attractions, located outside the city limits, popular among tourists. Some of them are, The Padmanabhapuram Palacethe old headquarters of Travancore Royal family, is one of the most attractive palaces, which no tourist can't afford to miss. The palace is recorded as World's largest Wooden Palace, by Guinness Books of Records. It is entirely made of teak and rosewood and have an exquisite flooring made of granite and a rare ayurvedic mixture with secret extracts to keep the floor cool in summer season and warm during rainy season. It has a grand Dubar Hall made out of rosewood and glass. The Palace houses a numerous rare antiques, including 600 year old spice bed, a rare bed made out of a special wood treated in various spices, to rejuvenate the kings as well as sandal pillars. The clock tower is one of the oldest in South Asia, that is still working. It is 65 km from Trivandrum City and is in theKanniyakumaridistrict ofTamil Nadu. However the palace and fort is still maintained by Kerala Government. The royal sword of Travancore Maharajas is preserved here, which is taken to Trivandrum as a grand procession during Arattu Festivals of Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple. Attingal Palacethe erstwhile head-quarters of Travancore Queens who ruled a small province of Attingal within Travancore. The large palace, also houses one of the family temples of Travancore Royal Family. Much of the palace is off-limits to public, however its durbar hall and public areas are open to public. Kerala Art Collegeis affiliated with Kerala University and easy to find, being directly opposite the unmissable Chandrasekharan Nair (Football) Stadium. Housed in the grounds of an old colonial building with sprawling grounds behind, there are occasional art shows (eg: after graduation, circa early June) held upstairs, and the downstairs offers a large library with world art books. The grounds have many impressive sculptures from the students, who are friendly and may be keen to show you around the workshops. Koyikkal Palace, Nedumangad Aruvikkara Dam Neyyar Dam Peppara Wildlife Sanctuary Ponmudi SreeMahadeva Temple VizhinjamItinerary See Trivandrum on foot.Get public transport toKanaka Kunnu Palace. See this public building on top of a hill, used for cultural programs. Walk down toNapier MuseumandZoo. See the building, walk around the park and visit the zoo if you are interested. Also pay a visit to theSree Chitra Art Gallery, Natural History museum and theReptile House. Then walk towardsPalayamalong theMG roadabsorbing the roadside buzz of activities and shopping at the roadside shops.Usually there are cultural programs atVJT Hallwhich may be open to the public. Continue along MG road towards theSecretariat. The area around the secretariat is known locally asStatue, due to a few neglected statues of important figures. There are sometimes political protests or demonstrations along this place. Sample the food from some of the local restaurants.SMS Instituteon a side road near Secretariat sells authentic Kerala handicrafts and gift items. Prices start from Rs.25 to a few thousands. Continue along the MG road. There are many local book shops includingPaico[6],Modern Book HouseandPrabhatbook store. TheAyurveda college, which teaches the traditional ayurvedic medicine will be on the right side. Opposite this, there is another handicraft store.Walk along the MG road and you will reach the junction with traffic signals known as theOver bridgelocally. There are a few movie theatres nearby.The railway station and Bus station are towards the left, about half a mile. If you continue straight, you will eventually reachPazhavangadi. You will see the remains of a fort (well hidden) on the right side (known asKottakakam/East fort). The famous Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple is nearby, complete with a temple lake (Padmatheertham). The architecture of the temple is more in line with Tamil temples as compared to other Kerala temples. On the left isChaalai Bazaar. This is a busy congested road teeming with all kinds of shops.

Outside Kovalam- famous for its beaches, among the finest in India. 17 km from the city. Varkala- a pilgrimage centre for the devotees of janardhana samy and Sree Narayana Guru. 51 km away from Thiruvananthapuram city.

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Hotels Budget Paradise Inn, (Opposite Best Western Classic Avenue).Spotlessly clean rooms with well plumbed attached bathrooms for this budget. A/C often full but a little more. Quiet. Best value of three hotels I tried. No mosquitoes. A good bet.336 inc tax for single with fan. edit* KAILAS INN, www.kailasinn.com KAILAS INN is a new Budget Type Hotel very close to Sri Padmanbaha SwamiTtemple (5 minutes walk from the Hotel). It has 18 rooms . Air Conditioned as well as Non AC Rooms. Dormitory facility also available. Kailas Inn is located at Perunthanni, West Fort, Trivandrum. near to Railways Station and close to Domestic as well as International Air Port. Hotel Regency,[13]is 1 star hotel close to the railway station and the bus stand. The hotel has good aircon restaurant and rooftop restaurant which is open only in the evenings. In that same area - Manjalikulam Road - are plenty of other hotels offering similar standards. Hotel NavaratnaYMCA Road Hotel SukhvasNear Rly Station in Manjalikulam Road Jas HotelThycaud Hotel Highland[14]is a good but old hotel with reasonably clean rooms and very basic decor. Upto 4 bedded rooms are available and the parking space is also good. They can take bookings even on phone without any payments. Hotel Highland Park[15]is a sister hotel of Hotel Highland and is located just across the street. It is a newer hotel and the rooms are also good. Price is a little more than that of Hotel Highland. You can easily get disoriented in the zigzagging corridor which would lead to the room from the lift. Has an attached restaurant, 'City Green' - A/C Multi Cuisine Veg Restaurant. The food and ambiance is good. hotel b-six, kazhakootam & white dammer, papanamcode. Prathiba Heritage, (Dharmalayam Rd. near MG Road),0471 2336442, 0471 2337341,[16]. checkin:2.12.12; checkout:4.12.12., basic but clean.Rs660 for a 3-bed fan room. edit Lal tourist home,Thanpanoor, thiruvananthapuram-14(Go up Tivandrum-Bakery-Palayam Rd, take your first right, and it's 50m down on the left),2328477, 2328751, 2328305, 2329996([email protected]). checkin:24hours; checkout:Stay is per 24 hours.Big rooms, also basic but clean.Rs 400 for a double. edit

Mid-range Best Western Classic Avenue,[17]near the station, provides 4 star accommodations for your stay. Clean linen! Hot showers! Bath! Private rooftop pool! Breakfast buffet! (Seems to be cheaper if booked through booking.com, 2800INR for single)Address:T.C 25/1744 (1), Manjalikulam Road, Thampanoor, Trivandrum, India 695001.Phone:+91 471 233555. Bon Ami Service Villa,[18]Six beautifully furnished rooms ( AC and non AC options ) located close to the city. Great Service and free pickup from the airport.Phone:+91 94 47059499. Hotel Geethat Pulimoodu Junction, Statue.One of the oldest hotels in trivandrum, very recently renovated and classed up.Phone:+91 471 2471987, +91 471 3012301[19] Hotel Chaitram,[20]is also owned by KTDC and is very close to the railway station and bus stand. Claims 2 star deluxe facilities. AC Rooms start at 2000 Rs + tax. Non-AC rooms are not available. Hotel Saj Luciais situated in East Fort near Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple. The Residency Tower,[21]is a 4 star hotel near the south gate of the secretariat. Hotel Horizonis a 3 star hotel located on Aristo road with a roof top restaurant. Ruby Arena Hotel,[22].3 star Business Hotel. Hotel Ruby Arena has ample parking facility and provides luxurious accommodation. Elegantly appointed rooms provide a relaxing atmosphere and are set up to international standards.edit Hotel Pankajis a 3 star hotel located in a convenient location in Statue, near the secretariat. Hostel LailjaPappanamcode, near Regional Research Laboratory(CSIR) Hotel Venus InternationalOn the Ayyappan Kovil Road (near BTC Tower). Fairly good. A single AC room costs around Rs. 1300 + taxes. AC rooms only. Second Home,[23]. If you plan to stay at Trivandrum for a considerably longer time, this would be your best option as it is very homely and cost effective at the same time. Sankars Homestay Trivandrum, Diamond House,+91 471 2444444, +91 471 2448888, +91 94 4710 0000,[24].Your home away from home. Kerala government, Department of TourismGrade Aapproved homestay.edit Paradise Gardens Beach Resort & Ayurveda Centre,[25]. Karikatikuzhi Beach - The most beautiful beach. - South of Kovalam. Serviced Apartment(My Travel Home),[26]. For short and long duration stay at Trivandrum at a fully furnished serviced apartment accommodation. Ideal for a group or individuals. Cost effective than a similar A/C hotel room at the same time. Very good for atemporary stay or even for a month

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