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1.  Sri PadmanabhaswamyTemple
 Thiruvananthapuram's most interesting temple
open to Hindus only, and even they must wear
wear a 'dhoti' or 'sari'. Still , it's worth visiting -
even if you are just passing through town-to see
the temple's seven story carved gopuram
reflected in the nearby sacred tank.Constructed
in the Dravidian style by a maharaja of
Travancore in 1733, the temple is dedicated to
Vishnu, who reclines on the sacred serpent,
Anantha, which givesThiruvanathapuram its
name.

2.  Kovalam is just 16 kms away from
Trivandrum.This unique internationally
renowned wonderful beach will get pride of
place amongst the loveliest beaches in the
world has been a favourite haunt of tourists
since the 1930s.Today Kovalam has become
one of the most popular beach hangouts in
India. Kovalam means a grove of coconut
trees and truly the coconut trees along the
beaches gives it a ravishing look.

3.  The zoo and a collection of museums are in a
park the north of the city .The museums are
in a park in the north of the city.The
museums are openTuesday to Sunday from
10am to 4.45pm, but not until 1pm on
Wednesday.A single Rs.5 entry ticket covers
all the museums and is obtainable from the
Natural History of Museum

4.  Padmanabhapuram Palace was once the seat
of the rulers ofTravancore, a princely state
for more than 400 years which included a
large part of present day Kerala and the
Western coast ofTamil Nadu

5.  Boardered byVeli lagoon and the Arabian
Sea, the village includes water sports ,
waterfront park, floating bridge, children's
park, restaurant, garden etc. it is 8km. away
from the city.Visiting hours: 10am. to
8.30pm.

6.  A popular picnic spot with boating facility.
Akkulam is a perfect retreat for the city
dwellers ofThiruvananthapuram.Those who
live a life in multistoried flats and congested
dwellings of the crowded city can breathe
fresh air and have cool bath in the swimming
pool for as low as 15 rupees per head.

7.  It's a pleasant place to walk or watch the
fishermen securing their catch.A large
sculpture of a mermaid graces the roadside,
an example of the work of the local artist
Canai Kunjiram. At dusk, during temple
festivals, the beach is the site of the ritual
bathing of the temple idols

8.  The CVN Kalari sangam in East Fort, near the
Sree PadmanabhaswamyTemple, is a small
but remarkable bulding-part training centre,
part temple and part hospital.

9.  Neyyar dam, lying against the southern low
hills of the western ghats, 32 kms away from
theThiruvananthapuram city is a popular
picnic spot with a lake and a picturesque dam
site. Neyyar dam affords a panoramic view of
the the mountains and the lake.The lion
safari is a star attraction.

10.  The recently opened Puthen Maliga Palace
Museum, adjacent to the temple, is housed in
several wings of the palace of the maharajahs
ofTravancore. It's open from 8.30 am to
12.30pm and from 3 to 5.30 pm; entry is Rs.5.

11.  Ponmudi hill resort is cool and quiet. As the
hills come awake you can begin a pleasurable
exploration of the wooded paths.Trekking is
a passion with visitors to Ponmudi. Ponmudi
has other surprises too for you.
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