Trivandrum or Thiruvananthapuram is the capital city of Kerala. Once cited as the ‘Evergreen City of India’ by Mahatma Gandhi, Trivandrum has a diverse history and is a home to some of the most colourful and striking cultures. During the ancient times, the city had served as a major spice trading point among several Asian countries.
By Train: Thiruvananthapuram has its own railway station which is well-connected to some of the major destinations across India. Trivandrum Central is also known to be the largest and the busiest railway station in the entire of Kerala.
By Air: Trivandrum International Airport is around 6km from the heart of the city and is the nearest airport to reach Trivandrum. The airport hosts a large number of flights from some of the major Indian as well as international cities.
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Summer (March to May):
Monsoon (June to September):
Padmanabhapuram Palace:
Varkala Beach:
Ponmudi:
Veli Tourist Village:
Napier Museum:
Poovar Island:
Shanghumukham Beach:
Neyyer Dam:
Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary:
Religious Tours:
Wildlife Tours:
Boating:
Sky Diving:
Beach Tours:
