Trivandrum (or Thiruvananthapuram) is the capital of the southern province of Kerala. The spot is known for its pure shorelines and rich culture as a result of which it draws voyagers from everywhere throughout the nation. Trivandrum is additionally one of the cleanliest urban communities in India. Indeed, even in the wake of being the capital city and a standout amongst the most created urban areas of the state, it is as yet a far call from the enraging surge of the metropolitans. Slope stations, tranquil shorelines, backwaters, and tidal ponds make it a perfect occasion goal. The spot is likewise notable for its differing vegetation and is additionally a noteworthy fascination for medicinal visitors learning Ayurveda. Here are the best 10 traveler spots to visit in Trivandrum.

Best Time To Visit Trivandrum

Thiruvananthapuram has constant weather almost all through the year. So you will find fewer changes in the climate. However, the best time to visit Thiruvananthapuram is from October to March as the weather remains pleasant during this time.

How To Reach Trivandrum

By Air: The city has its own international airport which is well-connected with different cities across the globe. The airport has direct flights to major Indian cities like New Delhi, Mumbai, Cochin, and Bangalore as well as has direct flights from Singapore, Maldives, Sri Lanka, and Middle East cities.

By Train: The Trivandrum Central railway station is situated within the city and is well linked with major Indian cities like New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Guwahati, Indore, Bangalore, and many others.

By Bus: Trivandrum’s bus station is situated right next to the railway station. There are regular buses to nearby cities like Cochin, Bangalore, Madurai, Coimbatore, and Chennai. KSRTC (Kerala State Road Transport Corporation) provides excellent bus services including premium luxury Garuda services, sleeper, air-conditioned, executive, deluxe and many others to choose from.

Now Coming to top attractions, here are the must-see places in Trivandrum…

1. Kovalam Beach

Being the most well-known shoreline of Kerala, Kovalam shoreline doubtlessly is a prime fascination for the explorers. The influencing palm, a long coastline, a beacon on the shore, clean waters and far up skyline is the ideal portrayal for this spot. One can enjoy into exercises like sunbathing, swimming, sailboat rides and cycling on the shoreline. Appreciating the wonderful dusks and then losing them to the captivating tints of the skies is a flat out enjoyment for all shoreline darlings.

Opening days: Open all days of the week

Distance from Thiruvananthapuram Central: 15 KM

Ideal for: Nature Lovers, Experience Seekers, Water Sports

Entry fee: NA

2. Padmanabhaswamy Temple

Padmanabhaswamy Temple, which is situated inside the East Fort in the heart of Trivandrum is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The temple is famous for having the deity in the eternal sleep posture. It is also considered to be sacred by the Hindus who come to worship the deity all year long. Also known for being one of the 108 abodes of Lord Vishnu the temple is embellished by murals and stone carvings.

Opening days: Open all days of the week

Distance from Thiruvananthapuram Central: 3 KM

Ideal for: Experience Seekers, Pilgrimage

Entry fee: NA

3. Agasthyakoodam

Agasthyakoodam or likewise called the Agastya Mala gets its name from The Hindu sage Agastya, one of the Saptrishis of the Hindu Puranas. The slope station is likewise well known for its uncommon herbs that are of high medicinal esteem that are found on the slants of the slope. Differing in its widely varied vegetation it additionally is a pleasure for the winged creature watchers. Agasthyakoodam is the second most noteworthy in Kerala and is the starting point of the stream Karamana, which satisfies the water needs of the city.

Opening days: Open all days of the week; 8:00 am – 6:00 pm

Distance from Thiruvananthapuram Central: 40 KM

Ideal for: Nature Lovers, Experience Seekers, Photography, Adventure

Entry fee: INR 500/Person for Permit

4. Poovar Island

Arranged on the southern tip of Trivandrum is this wonderful town of Poovar. The spot was set up as an exchanging focus the early occasions is presently a focal traveler goal in light of the amalgam of backwaters and island, which together make it a mind-blowing picture. Calm from the matter of city life this shoreline is a fabulous spot to spend your whole day.

Opening days: Open all days of the week

Distance from Thiruvananthapuram Central: 30 KM

Ideal for: Nature Lovers, Experience Seekers

Entry fee: NA

5. Ponmudi

Ponmudi is another hill station lying in the vicinity of the main city is a beautiful place with breezy pathways and lush velvety green slopes. The hill station has excellent trekking trails and is home to a variety of flowers, eye-catching butterflies and few rivulets. The place also has a deer park nearby and imparts an exuberant view.

Opening days: Open all days of the week

Distance from Thiruvananthapuram Central: 50 KM

Ideal for: Nature Lovers, Experience Seekers

Entry fee: NA

6. Shanghumukham Beach

Far from the horde of the city on the western side of Trivandrum lies the Shanghumukham Beach. The brilliant white sand, endless coastline, and quiet waters make it peaceful. The Jalakanyaka–Mermaid figure is an additional fascination for the guests. The figure is around 35 m long. With eating booths on the shoreline, it is an ideal method to spend calm nights by the Sea.

Opening days: Open all days of the week

Distance from Thiruvananthapuram Central: 8 KM

Ideal for: Nature Lovers, Experience Seekers, Water Sports

Entry fee: NA

7. Neyyer Dam

Situated over the Neyyer River, going from Agasthyakoodam and converges with the Arabian Sea close Poovar, the Neyyer dam is arranged the foot slopes of the Western Ghats. The dam is a celebrated cookout spot as a result of the lake that it incorporates. Sailing and mountaineering are a few exercises one can enjoy into while here.

Opening days: Open all days of the week

Distance from Thiruvananthapuram Central: 28 KM

Ideal for: Nature Lovers, Experience Seekers, Water Sports

Entry fee: INR 250/Person

8. Napier Museum

Named after a previous British Governor (Lord Francis Napier) the Napier Museum is something you can’t stand to miss while in the city. With uncommon accumulations of bronze articles, antique melodic instruments, and ivory carvings, it is likewise known for its praiseworthy structural plan. The exhibition hall likewise has Zoological Gardens and is known to be one of the well-arranged zoos of Asia. The Botanical Garden likewise has every one of the types of tropical trees that exist.

Opening days: Open all days of the week except Monday; 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Distance from Thiruvananthapuram Central: 4 KM

Ideal for: Nature Lovers, Experience Seekers

Entry fee: INR 10/Adult & INR 5/Child

9. Varkala Beach

Not at all like the Kovalam Beach, the Varkala Beach is a peaceful undertaking yet is mainstream among the explorers. The shoreline is well known for being under the bluff and offers a stunning perspective on the Arabian Sea. With a sanctuary in the region, there is a heavenliness noticeable all around. The shoreline additionally has a peaceful shoreline called the Black Beach well known for its dark sands.

Opening days: Open all days of the week

Distance from Thiruvananthapuram Central: 45 KM

Ideal for: Nature Lovers, Experience Seekers, Water Sports

Entry fee: NA

10. Veli Tourist Village

Veli Tourist town is prevalent among the ends of the week because of its glorious destinations of the Veli Lake meets the Arabian Sea. The town is associated with the Veli shoreline by a skimming wooden scaffold to be crossed by walking. Drifting offices are accessible in the town to appreciate an all-encompassing perspective on the spot.

Opening days: Open all days of the week; 8:00 am – 6:00 pm

Distance from Thiruvananthapuram Central: 10 KM

Ideal for: Nature Lovers, Experience Seekers, Water Sports

Entry fee: INR 5/Adult

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