A wonder city, with no high rises or the hustle bustle of city life, this capital city of Kerala, Trivandrum is a very calm and serene city, which offers a lot to the tourist through its rich heritage and beautiful beaches. The main tourist attractions in and around Trivandrum are,

Kanya Kumari at the southern tip of India, where 3 seas - the Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal meets, is the best spot where one can see both the sun rise and the sun set.

Kovalam is a combination of three small beaches, and a place frequented by tourists, for its long sunbathed shore line.

Ponmudi is a hill station close to the sea, Ponmudi Hills, with its golden crown and is every travelers delight.

Varkala is a place where you would love to idle away your time, just resting.

Padmanabha Swamy Temple is a temple known for its stone carvings and murals.

Kuthiramalika Palace Museum is a palace with exquisite architecture, woodcarvings, paintings and various priceless collections of the royal family, and is a feast for your eyes.

Napier Museum is a 19th century structure displaying a rare collection of archaeological artifacts, bronze idols, ancient ornaments, a temple chariot and ivory carvings. The Indo-Saracenic structure boasts of a natural air-conditioning system that bears testimony to the technological progress of that period.

Some other important tourist attractions here are the Zoological Park, Priyadarshini Planetarium, Observatory, Shankhumugham beach & Connemera Market.

Getting here
Owing to its strategic location, it is easy to enter Trivandrum from any part of India. Having an international airport in the city connects Trivandrum with all major Indian and foreign cities. Also being in a strategic location and having an extensive road network Trivandrum is connected with most of the Cities in Kerala and also other Indian Cities like Chennai and Bangalore. Railways in Kerala also connects Trivandrum with all key destinations in Kerala and India