Things to do in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) in September
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September is a good time to visit Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum). The weather is usually very warm with a gentle breeze, with temperatures ranging from 76—83°F (24—28°C). There are plenty of events to check out and activities to try in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) during this time. Some of our top recommendations: attend the Onam festival, explore the Padmanabhapuram Palace, visit the Kanakakunnu Palace, and more!
Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your September trip to Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum). Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to September. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.
We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) in September. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout September, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.
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Best events and things to do in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) in September
Top experiences in September
Attend the Onam festival
In September, Thiruvananthapuram comes alive with the vibrant and colorful Onam festival. This annual harvest festival is a unique experience that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Kerala. From traditional dance performances to elaborate flower decorations and delicious feasts, the Onam festival offers a glimpse into the local customs and traditions. The highlight of the festival is the grand procession of decorated elephants, known as the Onam Pageantry, which is a sight to behold. Visitors can also participate in various cultural events and competitions during this time, making it a truly unforgettable experience.
Explore the Padmanabhapuram Palace
In September, visitors can explore the magnificent Padmanabhapuram Palace, which was once the seat of the Travancore rulers. This well-preserved wooden palace is a fine example of traditional Kerala architecture and is renowned for its intricate carvings, exquisite murals, and antique furniture. The palace complex also includes a museum showcasing various artifacts and historical relics, providing insight into the region's royal heritage. The lush gardens surrounding the palace offer a peaceful retreat, making it a must-visit destination for history and architecture enthusiasts.
Visit the Kanakakunnu Palace
In September, visitors can explore the beautiful Kanakakunnu Palace, which is a fine example of colonial architecture and is surrounded by lush gardens and manicured lawns. The palace hosts various cultural events and exhibitions, making it a great place to immerse oneself in the local arts and heritage. The palace grounds also offer stunning views of the city and the surrounding landscape, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a picnic. The tranquil ambiance and historical significance of the palace make it a must-visit destination in Thiruvananthapuram.
Visit the Kovalam Beach
September is a great time to visit the famous Kovalam Beach, as the monsoon season brings fewer crowds and a more tranquil atmosphere. The beach is known for its pristine golden sands, clear blue waters, and stunning sunsets, making it a perfect place to relax and unwind. Visitors can also indulge in water sports such as surfing, parasailing, and swimming, or simply take a leisurely stroll along the shore. The beach is lined with numerous shacks and restaurants offering delicious seafood and refreshing drinks, making it a great place to spend a day by the sea.
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Take a houseboat cruise on the backwaters
September is an ideal time to experience the serene beauty of the backwaters in Thiruvananthapuram. A houseboat cruise allows visitors to relax and unwind while taking in the picturesque landscapes, lush paddy fields, and quaint villages along the waterways. The monsoon season adds to the charm of the backwaters, as the surroundings are lush and green, and the weather is pleasant. Visitors can enjoy delicious Kerala cuisine prepared on board and witness the local way of life along the backwaters, making it a truly unique and memorable experience.
Explore the Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary
September is a great time to visit the Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary, as the monsoon season brings lush greenery and abundant wildlife. This sanctuary is home to a variety of animals, including elephants, tigers, and leopards, as well as a wide range of bird species. Visitors can take a boat ride on the Neyyar reservoir, go trekking through the dense forests, or visit the Crocodile Rehabilitation and Research Centre. The sanctuary also offers opportunities for nature walks and birdwatching, making it a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts.
Take a trek to Agasthyakoodam Peak
September is the perfect time for adventure enthusiasts to embark on a trek to the Agasthyakoodam Peak, which is the second highest peak in Kerala. The monsoon season brings lush greenery and pleasant weather, making the trekking experience more enjoyable. The trail offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and forests, and is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. The peak is also of great religious significance and is believed to be the abode of the sage Agastya, adding to the spiritual experience of the trek.
Visit the Vizhinjam Rock Cut Cave Temple
In September, visitors can explore the ancient Vizhinjam
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Holidays in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) in September
September
- Milad un-Nabi/Id-e-Milad (September 16)
Other notable holidays
- Independence Day (August 15)
- Janmashtami (August 26)
- Janmashtami (August 26)
- Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti (October 2)
- First Day of Sharad Navratri (October 3)
- First Day of Durga Puja Festivities (October 9)
- Dussehra (October 12)
- Diwali/Deepavali (October 31)
- Guru Nanak Jayanti (November 15)
- Christmas (December 25)
- Lohri (January 13)
- Republic Day (January 26)
- Ramadan Start (March 2)
- Holi (March 14)
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Weather in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) in September
Temperatures on an average day in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) in September
The average temperature in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) in September for a typical day ranges from a high of 83°F (28°C) to a low of 76°F (24°C). Some would describe it as very warm with a gentle breeze.
For comparison, the hottest month in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum), March, has days with highs of 93°F (34°C) and lows of 77°F (25°C). The coldest month, January has days with highs of 87°F (31°C) and lows of 71°F (22°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) in September based on historical data.
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Historical temperature average in September
83°F
highs76°F
lowsGeneral weather summary
Very warm with a gentle breeze
Feels like
58%
Chance of rain
0.260 in
Amount
14.0 mph
Wind speed
86%
Humidity
12.2 hrs
Daylight length
6:11 AM
Sunrise
6:22 PM
Sunset
24%
Cloud cover
Sleeveless shirt, rain coat and rain boots
What to wear
What to wear in September
With an average high of 83°F (28°C) and a low of 76°F (24°C), it generally feels very warm with a gentle breeze. There might also be a moderate chance of rain. With that in mind, most people would dress in something very light like a sleeveless shirt and top it off with a rain coat and rain boots
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Best attractions for Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) in September
Besides the array of exciting events and activities Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) has to offer for travelers in September, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) for September.
1. Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
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Hindu temple
Sights & Landmarks
1729 temple complex, known for its towering gateway and shrine to Padmanabha reclining on a serpent.
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World's wealthiest temple. Great architecture and ambience. You have to wear a dhothi to enter into temple. No camara allowed indise. Idol is so unique that made of salagrama stones. Well maintained area .peace of mind guaranteed 😊
Richest Temple of the world. Very restricted place. Male must wear Dhoti and female with saree. Camera, mobile is strictly prohibited. Very nice temple. Must take time to see it's internal architecture.
Beautiful and divine place to visit. Devotees coming from long can directly go near the temple where you can find dormitories and refreshing rooms. It's very near both Bus stand Railway station.
A magnificent historical temple. Example of great architectural work. Great to visit this place. The location is proper in town. It has a dress code for both men and women.There was a long queue to visit. Must take Prasad from the temple complex.
The Shree Padmanabhaswamy Temple is a Hindu temple located in Thiruvananthapuram, the state capital of Kerala, India. It is considered as the richest place of worship in the world. The name of the city of 'Thiruvananthapuram' in Malayalam translates to "The City of Lord Ananta", (The City Of Lord Vishnu) referring to the deity of the Padmanabhaswamy temple. The temple is built in an intricate fusion of the Chera style and the Dravidian style of architecture, featuring high walls, and a 16th-century gopura. While the Ananthapura temple in Kumbla in Kasaragod is considered as the original seat of the deity ("Moolasthanam"), architecturally to some extent, the temple is a replica of the Adikesava Perumal temple in Thiruvattar.
The principal deity Padmanabhaswamy (Vishnu) is enshrined in the "Anantha Shayana" posture, the eternal yogic sleep on the infinite serpent Adi Shesha.Padmanabhaswamy is the tutelary deity of the royal family of Travancore. The titular Maharaja of Travancore, Moolam Thirunal Rama Varma, is the trustee of the temple.
Several extant Hindu Texts like the Vishnu Purana, Brahma Purana,Matsya Purana,Varaha Purana, Skanda Purana, Padma Purana,Vayu Purana, Bhagavata Purana etc mention the Padmanabhaswamy Temple. The Temple has been referred to in the (only recorded) Sangam period of literature several times.Many conventional historians and scholars are of the opinion that one of the names that the Temple had, "The Golden Temple", literally was in cognizance of the fact that the Temple was already unimaginably wealthy by that point.Many extant pieces of Sangam Tamil literature and poetry as well as later works of the 9th century of Tamil poet-saints like Nammalwar refer to the temple and the city as having walls of pure gold. At some places, both the temple and the entire city are often eulogised as being made of gold, and the temple as heaven.
The temple is one of the 108 principal Divya Desams ("Holy Abodes") in Vaishnavism according to existing Tamil hymns from the seventh and eighth centuries C.E and is glorified in the Divya Prabandha. The Divya Prabandha glorifies this shrine as being among the 13 Divya Desam in Malai Nadu (corresponding to present-day Kerala with Kanyakumari District). The 8th century Tamil poet Alvar Nammalvar sang the glories of the Padmanabha.
It is believed that Parasurama purified and venerated the idol of Sree Padmanabhaswamy in Dvapara Yuga. Parasurama entrusted 'Kshethra karyam' (Administration of the Temple) with seven Potti families – Koopakkara Potti, Vanchiyoor Athiyara Potti, Kollur Athiyara Potti, Muttavila Potti, Karuva Potti, Neythasseri Potti and Sreekaryathu Potti. King Adithya Vikrama of Vanchi (Venad) was directed by Parasurama to do 'Paripalanam' (Protection) of the Temple. Parasurama gave the Tantram of the Temple to Tharananallur Namboothiripad. This legend is narrated in detail in 'Kerala Mahathmyam' which forms part of 'Brahmanda Puranam'.
Beautiful. Before you visit ,please follow the dress code as they won't allow without dress code. And also see the timings , as it opens in morning for three hours and evening for 2 hrs, so plan it accordingly, expect rush always.
Dress code for men- only dhoti, no electronic devices
Dress code for men , they can wrap dhoti on whatever they are wearing, or else saree and full length skirt is allowed. No electronic devices or metal , u can carry ur bag but no electronic devices in bag.
We visited the place at night, After 7:40pm there is a ticket charge of Rs. 50 for Darshan.
We were traveller's with a toddler.Took the tickets but had to come back due to the rush and long queue.
Peaceful and serene atmosphere.
People are very friendly
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"I had an awe-inspiring experience at Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple. The intricate architecture and spiritual ambiance left me mesmerized. The temple's rich history and cultural significance make it a must-visit. The darshan was a serene and memorable moment. A true gem of spirituality and artistry!"
Blessed to visit this place the ancient temple of Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple.
Men and women must have to wear dhoti or traditional attire dhoti is must on salwar suit for women. Easily available outside the temple costing from 50 to 400INR.
Must must visit if you are in Kerala to witness the beauty and rich culture of Kerala. You will feel so special, pure and positive. Grateful to visit and get a chance to learn the historical architecture and history of this temple.
Beautiful and historic. It is worth the visit even if you are not Hindu. Non Hindus are not allowed inside the temple, but you can go to the museum to the left of it located in the old palace. It is gorgeous and has many priceless artifacts. Definitely go see the outside of the Temple and the museum. You cannot take pictures inside the museum. Only the outside.
Visiting Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Kerala was an awe-inspiring experience. The grandeur of the architecture and the spiritual ambiance are truly captivating. The intricate designs, detailed sculptures, and the unique deity enshrined within add to the temple's mystique. The strict dress code and security measures are worth it to witness the cultural and religious significance of this ancient site. Overall, it's a must-visit for anyone exploring Kerala's cultural heritage🙏
A magnificent historical temple. Example of great architectural work. Great to visit this place. Location is proper in town, near to Railway station and bus stand both.
It has dress code for both men and women.
There was a long queue to visit. Waiting time was nearly 2-3 hours.
Temple brings the peace that is very indeed present at the depth of heart. Only dhotis are allowed to wear for boys and also without shirt. So remember only dhotis without shirts. Dhotis are available for rent are temple premises itself. If need to buy one then the market area is very close to the temple. There all things could be found like food, clothing,bags, gadgets and etc, the security personnels over there are very helpful and ready to guide. Pilgrims attending from across the country make the temple darshan more special. Finally visit the main deity and also some small shrines are present and worth visiting them too.
The temple lives up to its expectations great feel and serene outlook. Spend more time reading about the architecture and unique features so when you visit you will get a good visit. Had a good darshan. Don't forget to take your dothi or you will get ripped off by the people selling knock offs.
Peaceful and ultimate bliss 🙏🏻🙏🏻. A suggestion to everyone who visits , visit early morning if youre lucky you will get 2 darshan. There is a cloak room right before the steps where you can put your luggage. Men must wear mundu without a shirt/tshirt. Women can wear long skirt/saree/ kurta with a mundu on top.
Below are the MORNING timings of the temple:
Open: 3:30am - 4:45am
Closed: 4:45am - 6:30am
Open: 6:30am - 7:00am
Closed: 7:00am - 8:30am
Open: 8:30am - 10:00am
Closed: 10:00am - 10:30am
Open: 10:30am - 11:00am
Closed: 11:00am - 11:45am
Open: 11:45am - 12:00noon
My visit to the Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Trivandrum was peaceful and awe-inspiring. The temple's architecture was magnificent, and the atmosphere inside was serene. I offered my prayers and admired the beautiful artwork. The temple courtyard was a tranquil place to walk around and reflect. I also enjoyed the delicious prasadam from the food stall. Overall, it was a memorable and spiritually uplifting experience.
The richest temple with more than a $1 trillion worth
Indian currency value more than 83 lakhs crores
Simple briefing about the temple
1: Follow the dress code , no pants, casuals or western wear
2: No mobiles allowed , deposit in the cloak room
3: Place your footwear near the entrance gate to avoid burning your feet due to the scorching hot floor
4: Most important thing , when you visit the temple many members see the divinely beautiful golden idol inside the temple, but this is Utsav moorthy . Original idol span more then 25 feet tall behind the golden idol
5: You need to see the lord from 3 doors/windows inside the temple
6: You can see the lord's feet through the first door , navel area through the 2nd door and hand and head through the 3rd door
7: The beauty of the lord can't be described. You can see the face, forehead,Nose , mouth and chin of the lord Vishnu from the 3rd door
8: plan your visit in the afternoon at exactly 4pm so that you can finish your darshan within 20 mins
9: Before visiting the temple, just spare some time in reading the history of it
10: Don't hesitate to buy any souvenirs/photo frames from the temple. This will remind you the purest divine journey of your darshan of lord Vishnu
The Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Trivandrum, Kerala, is a magnificent and historically significant religious site. Its intricate architecture, dedicated rituals, and cultural importance make it a must-visit destination for those interested in Indian heritage and spirituality.
Back in June 2011, as a result of a petition filed in the court seeking transparency in the management of the temple and the subsequent investigation of the temple complex, six subterranean vaults were found inside the Padmanabhaswamy temple. They were subsequently named vaults A, B, C, D, E, and F. Out of the six, they managed to open five, from which came out items like gold coins, statues, jewelries, precious stones, crowns and even thrones made of gold! The collection turned out to be the largest ever recorded collection of items of gold and precious stones.
Shree Padmanabhaswamy Temple is really impressive! The design outside and the peaceful vibe inside are amazing. The god's statue is beautiful, and the history is cool. Just remember to dress appropriately and be ready for some security stuff. It's a special place to connect with culture and religion.
The temple is closed from 7.30am to 8.30am.
The special darshan ticket is 500 and buy it before 7am. These will be sold out after 7am. Carry cash. No digital payments accepted inside the temple.
Ladies can wear long skirts (jeans long skirts are also allowed).
A magnificent temple. As soon as we go into the temple, we get an unknown divine feeling. Amazing sculpture is here. I can't express that feeling in words..you have to see it! There is a beautiful lake corner outside the temple. There are many fish in it which are visible to the visitors. It also contains crocodile but does not harm the fish, which is the specialty here.All the facilities we need are available in the surroundings of the temple. Definitely a place to visit with the whole family!
It's a very good temple. We visited on weekday but also there was a long queue to see Padmanabhaswamy. You can get special drashnam in the evening. We are not allowed with normal/regular dress inside the temple for men and women even kids
The Padmanabhaswamy Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Vishnu in Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of the state of Kerala, India. It is one of the 108 Divya Desams which are considered the sacred abodes of Vishnu in the Sri Vaishnava tradition. Pls visit on Working days to avoid crowd. There is a photo of the bottle being dropped after use please keep the temple premises Clean also I found lot of Nuisence written on the temple wall and door it's shame please keep in mind that we are damaging the temple property which age old and has being there for decades so please🙏🏼
The famous ancient temple Sree Padmanabhaswamy is situated in the heart of Trivandrum. There are no parking facilities and also there is a high rush in front of the temple. The temple is very neat and clean. The temple is situated nearest to the KSRTC bus stand. 4,5 Km far from the railway station. Only Hindus and government officials would be let in the temple's main part. There is high security on all sides of the Temple. We couldn't see the Kalavara part .overall nice.
Fantastic architectural magnificent temple. Everyone has to follow the dress code, for men it's mundu and for women it's saree.Devotees coming from long can directly go near the temple where you can find dormitories and refreshing rooms. It's very near both Bus stand and Railway station.Must must visit if you are in Kerala to witness the beauty and rich culture of Kerala. You will feel so special, pure and positive. Grateful to visit and get a chance to learn the historical architecture and history of this temple.The temple is open 3:30 AM–12 PM and 5–8:30 PM every day. Some say that the service is good, but you might need to buy a ticket if you want to go quickly. Others say that it offers an eye-pleasing experience.
I had the opportunity to visit the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple recently, and the experience was truly mesmerizing. I was amazed to witness the strict dress code and the attention to detail in maintaining the purity and sanctity of the temple.
One of the most striking features of the temple is its intricate and detailed architecture, with its traditional Dravidian style. The impressive Ananthasayanam idol is truly breathtaking. This unique form of Lord Vishnu makes the temple even more revered.
There were very strict dress codes for devotees, like only dhotis for males and white-red saree for females and no photography allowed inside the temple.
Overall, my visit was a memorable and fulfilling experience. I highly recommend a visit to this magnificent temple to all.
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple stands as a majestic testament to spirituality and architectural brilliance in the heart of Trivandrum. The temple's intricate Dravidian architecture, adorned with detailed carvings and sculptures, is awe-inspiring.
And the best thing is dress code they have maintained for entering temple.
Just visit early morning or evening .
Prayer timings is around 11.30 am.
"The Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple is a stunningly beautiful and profoundly spiritual place. Its serene environment exudes tranquility, positivity, and a mesmerizing aura. A visit to Trivandrum is incomplete without experiencing this must-visit destination, where you will undoubtedly feel uplifted and surrounded by positivity."
My recent visit to the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple left me awe-inspired and spiritually rejuvenated. This ancient temple, nestled in the heart of Trivandrum, is a testament to both architectural magnificence and profound spirituality.
Upon entering the temple premises, the grandeur of the architecture immediately commands attention. Intricately carved pillars, adorned with mythological figures and religious motifs, lead the way to the main sanctum. The attention to detail in the craftsmanship is remarkable, showcasing the skill and devotion of the artisans who contributed to its construction.
2. Kovalam
Outdoor Activities
Beaches
Kovalam is a small coastal town in the southern Indian state of Kerala, south of Thiruvananthapuram. At the southern end of Lighthouse Beach is a striped lighthouse with a viewing platform. Palm-backed beaches also include Hawa Beach and Samudra Beach. Heading south, Vizhinjam Juma Masjid mosque overlooks the busy fishing harbor. Inland, Sagarika Marine Research Aquarium displays technology used in pearl production.
3. The Thiruvananthapuram Zoological Park - Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India
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Zoo
Outdoor Activities
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Such a nice zoo ever experienced. It's so beautiful zoo. Cleanliness is very nice and also lots of animal and birds are available. There also a museum which is very educational and original animal sculpture and lots of historical things like Kerala Nair houses, different types of clothing in India. Lots of chief ministers antique items and awards he have won. And also available aquarium which have lots of fish. It's a really great zoo, museum, aquarium in one place. I would like to 5 star because it's so beautiful and gorgeous zoo ever I visited.
Neatly maintained place, enough seats are provided to the visitors to take a rest while exploring the zoo. There is adequate shade from the trees all over the walkways. Sufficient parking lots are also provided. Refreshment outlets near the exit is also very convenient for the visitors. Worth visiting this place
The environment which is created there for animals is very attractive and looking so natural. More comfortable to spend time with family at evening time. The entry fee is also worth.But parking area should have to elaborate on weekends.
Very nice zoo with great animal diversity. Birds, snakes, wild cats, they have it all.
The best thing is its in the middle of the city with gift shops, snack shops outside. No food is allowed inside.
One of the best zoos that I have visited so far. Tigers, white Tiger, leopard, hyena, Lion, deer, monkey, reptiles, birds, hippopotamus, bear etc are the main attractions. A butterfly garden is also there. Lots of greenery and shades allow us to walk freely under the sun.
Entry fee ₹30 for adults and ₹10 for kids between 5-12 yrs age. Parking charge inside the zoo for 4 wheelers is ₹150 which is ridiculously high. Plastic bottles and items are not allowed. A cloak room is available at the entrance. Toilets are there inside the zoo premises.
Wonderful place, especially for kids. Full of trees, so one won't feel the summer heat much. Good number of birds and animals. Zebra, giraffe and a big vulture which used to be there few years back are missing now.My personal favourite are the hippos. Overall very well maintained. Parking available inside at Rs. 150. Also battery operated carts to see around the zoo (though I've never used as I prefer walking)
A beautiful place with all kinds of beautiful animals! You'll find tigers, different birds, reptiles, wild animals and snakes.
The entire zoo is well maintained and it's fun walking there, there's rush on holidays but again it doesn't take away the charm of the place.
Also there's aquarium and natural historical museum in the same area but different tickets. Food is good too, but it's usually crowded.
2-3 hours will be good for the whole thing.
Great to go with family especially kids.
It's the best Zoo in Kerala currently. Decently clean and well maintained. Has a good bunch of animals too.
It's a plastic free zone so pack your bags accordingly. Plastic bottles can be taken inside but you need to pay Rs. 20 per bottle which is refundable on producing at exit. Also mask is compulsory but not required to wear 🥴.
There are electric battery cars for rental but it's fast booked.
Trivandrum Zoo is a must-visit destination for animal lovers and nature enthusiasts. It offers a delightful escape into the wild, providing a unique opportunity to observe and appreciate the wonders of the animal kingdom. A day spent at this remarkable zoo will leave you with cherished memories and a deeper appreciation for the beauty of nature.
A Must visit place.. there option for a zoo cart which will be better for elderly which will cost about Rs. 800..on weekends and holidays parking will be an issue and is better to go for paid parking at the side entrance (Rs.150) rather than trying to get a free spot at the adjacent roads..Canteen and toilets facilities are there inside the zoo though are not well maintained.. The best timings will be from 10 to 11.30..
Price 30 rs entry
150 car parking but exempted for a few categories.
Don’t take cart service as most of sights must need a good halt.
Amazing zoo and a place worth visiting.
It has Zoo, reptile centre, aquarium, museum, and a lot more
Must visit either late evening or morning.
Quite hot if the weather is clear.
Cameras are allowed.
Have food court as well.
An old style zoo, with some animals kept in open enclosures and some other in steel cages.
Some enclosures in not very good conditions and overcrowded.
Some maintenance works were ongoing.
A favourable point is the prohibition of plastic, including plastic water bottles, allowed only with a deposit, way higher than the bottle cost. Good to make people think.
Overall worth the visit, although lots of room to improve
What a fantastic zoo! I had an amazing time exploring all the different animal exhibits. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Great family day out! A visit to this zoo is a must if you're in the area. The variety of animals is impressive, and the enclosures seem spacious and well-maintained. Will visit again
I went with my workmates and spent some time there. It was nice to go with them, but the walk was really tiring. The hot weather was not to our advantage. And we were not able to see all the animals over there. That disappointed us.
We could only see the lion by accident and was not able to see the tiger there anywhere.
Until next time then.
Had a great time here with family. There is some distance to walk within the zoo, which may be tiresome during hot and humid conditions. There are Asiatic lions, tigers (white as well), hyena, leopards and so on including many varieties of birds. The infrastructure is good and after the exit there is a small nice eatery of KTDC which serves some good cold non-alcoholic beverages and light refreshments. Overall, it offers a great place to walk under the shade of big trees.
Its a wonderful experience.u can view a large variety of animals here..one of the things i like here is most of the animals are in open cages.
Photographs can be taken in a forest like environment.its an ideal place to take kids for vacation.
Dslr camera is not allowed..
I recommend to visit the history museum,art museum which is also in the same compound.
for kids there is a playground area too.
Very nice zoo
Good for kids, nice variety.
Tiger, Lioness, white tiger, Good range of reptiles, leopards, Hippopotamus, enjoyed seeing healthy animals.
Good one time go, if you are with very small kids or old people battery car is a good option.
If you walk it will take 2 Hrs and 1 Hr with a battery car is sufficient.
Outside First:
People hike here early in the morning
Ticket counter opens at 9 am.
Outside as well Green and good for photography.
People selling water outside are doing business saying that there is no water inside but there is drinking water inside.
30 rupees per person to enter
No food is allowed inside, cans of water can be taken, cell phones are not allowed, plastic bags are not allowed.
Inside:
There are many animals inside but my favorite is white tiger, Bengal tiger, leopard, deer, wild buffalo, king cobra very nice super.
Me and my kid were bored, so we decided to go to Zoo. As we planned, we were excited to see animals, near by. Especially we both were eager to see the wildest carnivores. After seeing Lions and Tigers in TV, there was an expectation to see them live as I have read in Kenneth Anderson books that they kill and can even carry a young buffalo on ther shoulder back... I wondered if it was possible, but when I saw, I understood it was possible.
Enjoyable place with nature. Place is too clean and properly maintained. No plastics bags and water bottles are allowed. If you definitely need that thing, you may pay fine and they give one sticker for that things. After you exit the gate you show that things to the officer, he will give your money back. I recommend that don't go with plastic bags and bottles. Animals may eat or surrounding may pollute. So avoid please. Keep environment as it is.
Thank you❤️.
The animals are seen at their natural environment. The zoo is really big with many carnivores and herbivores enjoying their freedom within the enclosures. It also showcases many tropical plants and is a miniature forest. One wonderful thing was that there are useful information about the habitat,origin, apart from their scientific names and common names which was very educative. A serious student of biological sciences would find it useful. A must destination for kids with their friends and family. An ideal place for picnics and get-together. The entrance is very modest.
Thiruvananthapuram Zoo is a must-visit for anyone visiting the city. It is a well-maintained zoo with a wide variety of animals, including tigers, monkeys, leopards, lions and more. The grounds are very nicely landscaped and provide a great atmosphere to appreciate all the different animals. The zoo also has a number of educational exhibits, making it a great place to learn about animals, trees and their habitats.
The entry fee is 30 per head.
Best place to make a half day trip. There’s a bit to walk but buggy golf cart option available by paying extra. Entry ticket fees is 60 rupees. There are many animals, birds and reptiles to see inside.
Shadow available due to huge trees is the greatest plus point while walking during summer. Nicely maintained, not all separates have animals, some were empty. But overall a good place.
It is a shining example of how zoos can prioritize animal welfare and education while offering a visually stunning and unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. We left feeling inspired to learn more about their conservation and, of course, eager to plan our next visit! ✌🏻
Nice natural beauty place. Try to arrive at 9 am as much as possible because if you go at that time you can see all the sights without much rush and leave by noon.
📍Leave your bag and other luggage in the cloakroom as there is quite a bit of walking to do.
📍There are various places to relax after a tiring walk and many cold drinks are available inside.
Overall its good, with lots of trees and walking paths. It is very clean and well maintained. The only issue is that there are very few animals now than the last time I have visited.
The new Two green anaconda steels the show. Nice place to walk but if you think to take the travel car/cart. It's 800rs per head. Not worth the car. It's worth walking. Very few birds but too many Huge Tigers...
The zoo is serene and calm, lots of different animals and birds to view. A good place for kids to enjoy and rejuvenate.
Personally I feel for the animals, the wild is their call and they should be free in wild. Though they are taken care of they don't have the space to be free, i have visited the zoo probably after decades but i enjoyed it.
4. Shangumugham Beach
4.3
(13940)
Beach
Outdoor Activities
This sandy stretch of coastline for recreation hosts a ceremonial procession honoring Hindu deities.
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After the renovation post flood related damage, the beach is clean and nice. A good way to spend the evening. The footfall is large but can enjoy without disturbance.
The beach is not open to public as of 22 April 2022.
The beach offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, allowing visitors to unwind and reconnect with nature. Whether you choose to relax on the sandy shore, basking in the warm sun, or take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline, every moment spent at Shangumugham Beach is a true delight.
The beach is a beautiful and soothing place to be , you must visit this place if you're staying near Trivandrum Central Railway Station. Try going there with some friends or family so you can spend some quality time there 🙂❤️
It is a very nice beach. Whenever you come here in the evening or morning, you can come here alone with friends or with your family. It is very nice to roam here.
Its a good beach..
Tides were a bit too harsh when we visited almost felt intimidated by that..
There is not much greenery or enjoyable things on the beach.
Although the beach has a park with a mermaid statue , we can spent quality time there.
The restaurant old coffee house is nearby the beach so it's really convenient for those who wants to grab a bite with beach view.
Overall a nice beach to spent time with...
Nice beach to visit around Trivendrum. Parking is there and beach is near Trivendrum airport. This is where the Shri Ananta Padmanabha swamy aarat will be coming every year for holy bath from temple during yearly jaatra utsav. There is a park there and there are some statues and helicopter there in the park
Beautiful beach and mostly crowded during weekends. Best place to spend evenings and midnights. Lot of parking space available.
One of the iconic places in Trivandrum to sit, walk, roam and enjoy with your family or friends especially during evenings. The beach is very long and moderately clean and gives a breathtaking sight of sunset in the evening. Plenty of families flock to this places during weekend evenings. Adjacent to the beach, there is a kids play area and park and several local food shops. Evenings are breezy and cool. Best time to visit is during sunset.
Amid the heat of everything we go through in a busy city life, if you wish to take a break in serenity and silence, then here is a place to visit, especially during week days, there wouldn't be much crowd, and the vast wild beach waves takes all our attention.
However during weekends, it is pretty crowded and noisy. There is enough parking space outside and also has adequate cleanliness. Dining at the Old coffee house gives a nice sea side view while eating.
Altogether such a beautiful place to spend the evenings!!!
The beach looks amazing and must visit in trivandrum. Its so much calm and very perfect ambience. I would recommend to visit the beach on evening or night as it would be more confortable and many street foods would open at evening only.
It's a beautiful beach with the airport nearby. It's a good spot to experience the high tides and also see some planes taking off or landing if you are lucky.
This beach is very to Indian airforce and Kerala airport, Its a best place to hangout with family and friends in the evening time avoid visiting in afternoon time its really very hot out here.
The beach also covered to plastic and other waste but very less compared to other beaches, I request all lete stop throwing waste here and use dustbin.
Lets save this place for our coming generations 🤗😊❣️
This place also has a Indian airforce memorial 45y old old iconic Aircraft (Mi 8 Helicopter named Pratap).
Surrounded with beautiful garden for kids and adults.
You can really have a nice night life here with your family and friends.
I loved this place hope you will love it too 😊🤗❣️
Fantastic Beach sort of near to Tiruvananthapuram Railway station. I visited during March, afternoon. It was very hot so not a single person could be seen. I've heard people come here during evenings and it's quite a happening place with the food stalls and restaurants lining the beach.
Nice place... Shangumugham beach is a perfect hangout to spend your evenings.i'm sure that the serene atmosphere and the mesmerizing seashore will enable you to relieve all your stresses..
You can also find inner peace as there is 'Shangumugham Devi Temple' nearby.
One can enjoy the beauty of the shore by walking along , tasting an ice cream!!
There are small platforms for the visitors to sit and watch the views..
There's also park nearby the beach,where there are rides for both adults and children.But entry is based on pass for each ride.
You can also view the famous sculpture 'Sagarakanyaka' by the renowned sculptor Kanayi Kunhiraman near the beach.
Beautiful beach with nearby airport, bus stand, railway station and food restaurants.. such a nice chilling spot... one special food item is spring potato its very delicious
The beach is not so clean. Very crowded. Early morning hours are good - calm and no crowd. Fast food counters are open in the evening. People are just dumping trash on the beach. Be careful while walking - glass pieces are there.
[July 2023] This is a place that is most dear to the people of Trivandrum. Everyone who grew up in Trivandrum until 2000s has a very special place for this beach in their heart. With the iconic Indian Coffee House right opposite to the beach, it used to be a very lively beach.
A lot has happened since then. The Indian Coffee House closed and another restaurant called Old Coffee House took its place. A lot of beautification has taken place. The sea has taken up a lot of the shore including destruction of the side walks. No one is allowed to enter the sea. Yet, you can find a lot of people come here to watch the sea, take a walk, eat some street food and chill.
At present, you cannot enter the sea. But there's some park constructed where you can sit and enjoy. Also the view of the airport can be enjoyed from here. There's a dedicated parking available on top of roadside parking both of which are paid.
This beach is very near to Trivandrum airport and morning walk & long seashore looks great. But doesn't have much entrance at the beginning to enjoy the beach walk. Park is nearby to this beach. It would be great if govt would maintained this beach well.
Nice beach ⛱ nearby Kerala airport/Indian air force. The best place to visit in the evening is to spend some quality time with friends, family and kids .
This beach is beautiful and definitely a must visit. The ideal time to visit is before sunset. It does get very crowded in the evenings. There's a coffee house as well along with food and chaat stalls near the beach. Do take the kids out for a fun evening.
The top beach in the Thiruvananthapuram district is unfortunately overlooked by the corporation. Despite initiating development activities, none have reached completion. This beach holds a significant narrative for me personally, being one of my favorite destinations. Its condition and the surrounding area serve as a poignant illustration of the inadequacies within our corporation.
Best spot to visit at evening. You can also enjoy time at night. Small shops are available for shopping . Some days puppet show also seen.
Shangumugham beach is tourists attract place.. The beach was closed for many days due to high seas.The beach was very quiet when I went.Lots of people play in the beach.There are many roadside shops here.We can eat and shop there.Horse riding facilities are provided here.The main attraction here is here is jalakanyaka mermaid sculpture.. It is the great work of kanayi kunjiraman. A assault helicopter used by the Indian Air Force displayed here.Its a mi-8 helicopter..A lot of development can be done here to attract tourists..Plastic bottles are thrown in some places and there is a lack of cleanliness.Children will be very impressed in here...
What a wonderful place must visit. Clean and peaceful. Sun set just like a wow. Kids definitely like this place .there is lot of rides also available ( payed ) weekends much more crowded
Good beach.. However lots of garbage is being deposited across the beach which is highly pathetic to see..this makes the entire area dirty..Authorities shall take some action on this.. also for the reconstruction of demolished roads Inside..Sunset view is superb.. So many Street food vendors are there in the surroundings...lot of scope for the beautification and for better toilet and neat sitting facilities..In total the area need more cleanliness and structured arrangements..
5. Pazhavangaadi Sree Maha Ganapathy Temple
4.8
(8667)
Hindu temple
Sights & Landmarks
Busy temple known for its many Ganesha idols, including one seated with his right leg folded.
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Om vigneshwaraya namaha 🙏🏼
Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple is one of the renowned Lord Ganesha temples in Kerala. It is situated at the heart of East Fort, Thiruvananthapuram. The original idol of the Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple is a small idol of Lord Ganesh, with the right leg in the folded posture. Other deities worshipped at Pazhavangadi Maha Ganapati Kovil are Lord Ayyappa, Goddess Durga, Nagaraja, and Brahmarakshas. Devotees can see beautiful paintings of the 32 forms of Lord Ganesh inside the temple complex. Devotees break coconuts in front of this temple and one can hear the continuous cracking sound of coconuts as if firecrackers are being burst; this is known as ‘Soorathengai udaippathu’. There is a small tank in front for breaking coconuts and sack full of coconuts get broken here. The main offering at Pazhavangadi Maha Ganapathi Temple is breaking of Coconuts to remove obstacles, which runs an average of 2,500 a day. Modak is the favourite dish of Lord Ganesh, hence one can offer Modak as well. Another important offering to the Lord is Ganapathy Homam. There are two images of Ganesha inside the sanctum. One made of Granite and the other made of gold. Though the temple is very small, there are also shrines for Sasthavu, Bhagavathy and Nagas. This is one of the most famous Lord Ganesh temples in Kerala, situated within walking distance from Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple.
Ganesha is the God of Knowledge and is invoked at the commencement of any function. He is the god that protects his devotees from any obstacles(vighnam). Hence the name Vighneswara. He is also described as the Supreme Leader(Vinayaka).Ganapathy is said to have had two spouses. Buddhi(intellect) and Siddhi(achievement). Thus he is the master of knowledge and achievement. As Ekadanta, the Lord has limitless powers. As Heramba, he removes obstacles. As Lambodara, He protects all worlds. As Surpa Karna, He shows compassion by giving the highest knowledge. All these names for Lord Vinayaka, who is the Lord of all.
The Lord has four hands. In one hand he has a rope(ankusha) while in another he has an axe. With the axe he cuts off the attachment of his devotees to the world of plurality and thus end all the sorrows that go with it. The rope is used to pull the devotee close and closer to the Truth. The holding of the ankusha represents His rulership of the world. It is the emblem of divine Royalty. In a third hand he holds a rice ball that represents the joys of Sadhana. With the other hand he blesses his devotees and protects them from obstacles that they may encounter on their Spiritual path of seeking the Supreme.
The form of Ganapathi cannot, by any human standards, be termed as handsome. He has a small head, big stomach and uncouth form. But still we are captivated by His form and like to see Him more and more and worship Him. Beauty does not lie in the Aakaara, the external form but can be experienced even in Vikaara (apparent uncouthness). He has as his vehicle a small mouse.The significance of riding on a mouse is the complete conquest over egoism. Riding on a mouse, one of nature's smallest creatures and having the head of an elephant, the biggest of all animals, denotes that Ganesha is the creator of all creatures. Elephants are very wise animals; this indicates that Lord Ganesha is an embodiment of wisdom. It also denotes the process of evolution--the mouse gradually evolves into an elephant and finally becomes a man. This is why Ganesha has a human body, an elephant's head and a mouse as His vehicle. This is the symbolic philosophy of His form.
Lucky to visit at time of evening Aarti. If you want to visit closer to main idol then you must wear lungi, no need to take off shirt. It was heavy rush but things were orderly.
I have visited and reviewed this place earlier, but the review has disappeared from Google!!!
A couple of hundred metres walk from the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram, it is not a very large temple, but is quite well patronised and there is always a good crowd here.
Darshan is normally a few minutes affair except on festival days when there will be long queues.
Jai ganesa 🙏🚩Pazhavangadi Ganapathi Temple, is a famous Hindu temple in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India. It is one of the most visited temples in the city and is known for its unique architecture and religious significance.The temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha, who is one of the most revered deities in Hinduism.
One of the most famous Lord Ganesha Temples located in the Trivandrum City itself. It is just at a walkable distance of 5-10 minutes from the Sree Padmanabha Swamy Temple. It is located on the roadside itself.
The temple sculptures are very beautiful and fascinating.
The temple is usually busy all time when it is open. But devotees can pray well without any wait.
The pants are allowed in the temple to pray from outside only. To pray at very close that is from Nalambalam you need Dhoti.
The temple remains open 4:30-11 am and 5-8:30 pm. You can visit the temple and pray to the Lord Vigneshwara during these hours. May God Bless you.
It's a very devotional place to visit.
it is near to attukal temple.
Being one of the most popular Ganesh temples of the south, the Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple holds a special place in the hearts of the locals and the ardent devotees of Lord Ganesh. The devotees who visit this temple are overcome with the tranquil calm and relentless peace of the magically pious atmosphere. They say that Lord Ganesh fulfils the deepest wishes and fixes the stubbornest problems of his devotees who visit him at the Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple
Being one of the most popular Ganesh temples of the south, the Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple holds a special place in the hearts of the locals and the ardent devotees of Lord Ganesh.
A very nice Ganesha temple. Lord looks gracious and very powerful Everyone mostly break coconut at the entrance to the temple which is very special here
Has deities of Ganesha, Ayyappa, Goddess Durga and Nagaraja.
Crowded since it's famous. You need to wear dhoti in order to enter inside the temple. You shouldn't be having any luggage either. The outside vendors can charge you high for the coconuts and other pooja related stuffs. Enquire a few shops before buying these items.
Its one of the most beautiful temples around the place.. near to padmanaba temple..
Powerful lord ganesha temple in the heart of the town
Felt like the protector of the entire city
Gracious well decorated lord ganesha, there is lord durga, nagar and vettaykorumakam lord as upa devatas
Coconut is broken as ritual for all difficulties to surpass.
A beautiful temple close to sree padmanabhaswamy temple. After finishing darshan at padmanabhaswamy temple, you can easily take a walk opposite to temple road sideways of kerala Bank and then turn left. The temple is at the corner of the road to your left. Google will help you.
Small and easy darshan temple, no rush. You may find it difficult to park your vehicle nearby.
The Pazhavangadi Ganapathy temple is in Thiruvananthapuram City, at East Fort. Sri Padmanabha Swamy temple is near to this temple. People believe that Lord Ganesh fulfils the deepest wishes and fixes the stubbornest problems of his devotees. The main Idol is in the seating position with the right leg folded. Pazhavangadi temple timings are from 4:30 am to 8:30 pm.
There are about 32 various forms of Lord Ganesha. People also worship Dharmasasta, Goddess Durga and Nagaraja in this temple. This magnificent Ganpati Temple in Trivandrum is famous for its distinctive jet-black colour, a unique colour for Indian temples, and its unusual Ganesh statue. On this page, you can find more information about the temple. So, read thoroughly to know more.
History:
The construction of this temple was when the Travancore Kingdom’s army was fighting on the Padmanabhapuram front. The regiment of the soldiers is on guard. The Yaskhi harassed them a lot. One of the troops was a devout follower of Lord Ganesh, who believed the Lord was constantly near him.
He was fearless while stationed at the fort because he knew Lord Ganesh would protect him and was surprised to find the Idol of Lord Ganesh when he went to the neighbouring river for a bath. The soldier interpreted this as a positive sign, and he resolved to carry the Idol with him at all times.
The entire Travancore army remained undisturbed and unchanged by the Yakshi for the rest of their lives. So, they built the temple where the soldier discovered the Idol, acknowledging its boundless power.
Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple Timings:
The following table gives the timings of the Ganapathy temple. So, refer to the following table for the timings of the temple.
DayTimingsMonday4:30 am – 10:45 am
5:00 pm – 8:30 pmTuesday4:30 am – 10:45 am
5:00 pm – 8:30 pmWednesday4:30 am – 10:45 am
5:00 pm – 8:30 pmThursday4:30 am – 10:45 am
5:00 pm – 8:30 pmFriday4:30 am – 10:45 am
5:00 pm – 8:30 pmSaturday4:30 am – 10:45 am
5:00 pm – 8:30 pmSunday4:30 am – 10:45 am
5:00 pm – 8:30 pmSignificance of the Pazhavangadi temple:
The importance of this temple is as follows. Lord Vishnu’s Idol is one of a kind, with Lord Vishnu majestically reclining on the serpent Anantha. You’ll be shocked to learn that the Idol is from a mixture of Kudusarkara, herbs, and Salagramam with gold gems and other valuable stones.
Breaking a coconut at a specific area is the most popular manner of offering ‘Vazhipadu,‘ which symbolises conquering all difficulties one may face in attaining one’s innermost goals.
Every day, more than 2500 coconuts are cracked on a small tank at the temple, as all devotees sincerely believe in this practice.
Pazhavangadi Temple is an awe-inspiring spiritual haven that captivates visitors with its exquisite idol of Lord Ganesha. The idol, meticulously crafted from precious stones and adorned with gold ornaments, stands as a testament to the devotion and craftsmanship of its creators. Its rarity and magnificence make it a must-see for anyone interested in religious and artistic marvels. Beyond the remarkable idol, the temple's serene ambiance and the presence of various other deities create an atmosphere of profound reverence. The blend of spirituality, history, and artistic brilliance at Pazhavangadi Temple offers a unique and unforgettable experience for devotees and tourists alike.
This is the first temple I have seen after the Sri Anantha Padmanabha swamy Kovil.
The murthy of Lord Vinayaka is quite pleasing and causes positive vibes. The entire environment in the temple makes a soul with full devotion to the gods.
The sculpture and set in the temple are serene.
Very near to the Padmanabhaswamy temple and on the main road corner.
Heart filled with devotion.
Jai Ganesh swamy 🙏🙏
Small & beautiful temple.
Make sure you wear traditional clothing in order to enter the temple & see the lord up close.
Located in the midst of the traffic, not that hard to find.
One of the most divine and prestine place. Very neat and beautiful. Ganesh Chaturthi is awesome there. High standard of maintenance.
Autos will charge Rs 30 - 40 from Thampanoor bus stand/railway station to this temple.
This is a small but famous temple which is situated in heart of Thiruvananthapuram city. There is no dress code in this temple but people visiting this temple are required to dress modesty. Did not find a temple run footwear keeping centre near this temple and people visiting this temple were keeping their footwear near the temple entrance. Breaking of coconut is the main offering in this temple. Photography is not allowed inside this temple.
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Timings : Morning Darshan: 4:30 AM - 10:45 AM
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Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple, Trivandrum Overview
Being one of the most popular Ganesh temples of the south, the Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple holds a special place in the hearts of the locals and the ardent devotees of Lord Ganesh. The devotees who visit this temple are overcome with the tranquil calm and relentless peace of the magically pious atmosphere. They say that Lord Ganesh fulfils the deepest wishes and fixes the stubbornest problems of his devotees who visit him at the Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple.
This opulent Ganpati Temple in Trivandrum is famous mainly for two reasons- its exceptional jet-black colour, a rare colour for temples in India, and its unique Ganesh idol. The position of the idol that sits in this temple is different from most others. Here, Lord Ganesh relaxes languorously with only his right knee folded under him as against his typically seen standing position or his seated position with crossed legs. The most common 'vazhipadu' or offering made to Lord Ganesh at the Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple is an open husked coconut which is cracked right at the temple. Breaking open this coconut symbolises overcoming any hurdles or obstacles that lie in the way of the fulfilment of one's innermost desires.
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History & Legend of Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple
The history of the erection of this temple dates back to the time when the Travancore Kingdom army as at war on the Padmanabhapuram front. The regiment was on guard at the fort but was continually harassed by a Yaskhi, a relentless demon. Every soldier was petrified of encountering this demon. One of these soldiers was an ardent devotee of Lord Ganesh and believed that the lord is always with him. When he was stationed at the fort, he was fearless because he knew that Lord Ganesh would protect him.
When he went to the nearby river for his bath, he was surprised to stumble upon the idol of Lord Ganesh. The soldier considered this to be a good sign and decided to keep the idol with him at all times. The entire Travancore army was left undisturbed and unaffected by the Yakshi forever. Acknowledging the limitless power of this idol, a temple was constructed where the soldier had found the idol. However, when the headquarters of the Travancore Kingdom was moved to Trivandrum in 1795, they decided to move this holy idol with them. The present temple was erected in 1860 by the then reigning king Maharaja Ayilyam Thirunal, and unlike other temples, the Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple was maintained and looked after by the army.
The temple's inner sanctum, where the main deity resides, exuded an aura of divine energy. Devotees, with folded hands and bowed heads, offered their prayers and sought solace in the presence of the deity. The rhythmic chants of sacred mantras filled the air, creating a sense of unity among all present.
This temple is dedicated to Sri Lord Maha Ganapathi... This temple was very beautiful and peaceful place... Superb place every day morning and evening doing Pooja & Vinayaka chavithi festival grandly celebrated in this place.. superb temple
Situated in the center of Trivandrum city is a great and ancient temple dedicated to Lord Ganapati. There is a lot of holiness and good energy within.
You must be dressed in your dhothi in order to access "Nalambalam," as pants are not permitted there.
Parking is challenging because of its position.
Beautiful Ganpathy temple .
The temples in the South are so beautifully done with paintings and sculpture.
This is located right at the corner.
The temple is closed from 11.30 to 5pm.
You need to wear traditional clothes to enter the temple. Leave ur shoes outside and deposit ur bags outside in a cloak room.
It is a must visit place in Trivandrum.
It is located very near to the Padmabhaswamy temple. Just the walking distance of 10min.
One of the famous temples in trivandrum. It's located very near to padmanavaswami temple as well as Trivandrum main railway station.
This is one of the most revered places in Trivandrum. Always buzzing with devotees offering coconuts ( breaking it ) to God Ganesha to ward off aay and very obstacle. The temple was started under the oversight of the king's military and the tradition was taken over by the Indian Military after independence. Do not miss the opportunity to overcome obstacles.
Awesome Experience! Divine environment gives a different feeling. Mind and soul feeling so much relaxing. It all about positive energy. Must visit 🙏🏻🕉️🚩
6. Vizhinjam Lighthouse (Kovalam Lighthouse)
4.6
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Sights & Landmarks
Lighthouses
Traditional red-&-white striped lighthouse, constructed in 1972, with an interior spiral staircase.
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A must visit if you are in Kovalam. The sunset view from the light house is memorable. The view from the top is really worth it. There are stairs and lift facilities to reach the top. At 5.30 pm they will stop giving entry tickets. You have to keep your baggage and footwear at the space provided and they charge a nominal fee for keeping your belongings safely. There are two timings for the visit viz, morning and evening. 20 rs is the entry fee and parking and video graphy charges are extra.
It was a beautiful experience. One could use the tile-paved stairs or the newly installed lifts, to go up. Though the aesthetic beauty of inside the lighthouse has been diminished by the lifts, the ravishing beauty of the outside view is untouched 😍. The cool breeze once we reach the top and the mesmerizing 360 degree views, would take anyone's breath away. The ticket price for an adult is 20 rs, and an extra 10 rs is charged for keeping the footwear and/or bags, which is a compulsory thing (you can't wear footwear inside the lighthouse).
You will get a beautiful bird's eye view of Kovalam beach!! you will have to keep your bags and footwears at the cloak room! It's a one way stair so might have to wait sometime for the lift or for the people to get down! Cash only so Bring Cash here! This beautiful Lighthouse was built in 1972 at this coastal line area of Arabian sea! If you are going by Lift Might Have To Wait ! Steps Was Not Hard and Can Get Some Good Clicks From The Lighthouse Window Too!
🎟️ Entry Fee 20rs Per Person
⌛ Timings 10AM to 5PM (❌12.30 PM to 2PM Lunch❌)
Such a beautiful View It was. i really Enjoyed it. They Maintained very Neat and clean. At top of the Light House u can see the both Sea view and the City view. Both are looking like a woww... 😍😘Everyone Must Visit This place.
This light house has lift up to 8 floors and then stairs for one to two floors.
Once you reach the top, you will get a view of kovalam beach and the vast sea view. There is nominal ticket entry for adults (Rs10) and the cost of every mobile(Rs 10).
Although the road is a bit narrow, there is ample space for parking and turning your tempo traveller. Driver may be reluctant to drop but do insist to go to light house parking.
This place requires 45mins of time.
Timing is 10am to 12:30pm
2pm to 5pm.
Closed on Monday.
Vizhinjam light house provides a beautiful view of the beaches on either side. There is limited parking available within the campus. There is a cloak room where one will have to deposit their belongings and footwear before going up the light house. One could either walk all the way up or take the lift to the top. The place can get crowded at times.
This is situated in a position with a beautiful position, really worth a visit. The ticket is cheap and you'll get an amazing view. You will need to drop your bags and shoes before entering the Lighthouse itself. There's an elevator inside, but again some stairs you have to climb. Seniors citizen may face problem here. Good place for visit.
Must visit if you're in Kovalam. Did not experience much queues since i visited during a weekday and in June(off season apparently).
Entry for one person is 20/-, and 10/- for camera. Parking facilities are available and also lift accessible. Must remove footwear and other belongings in the cloakroom, and they charge a menial amount.
Would recommend to visit it during evening. Cafeteria is also available to buy snacks and other refreshments after the visit.
And entry is denied at 5:00 p.m. and they ask you to descend at 5:30 p.m. from the top.
This place is simply one of the most beautiful spots near Trivandrum. As you climb the tower, you're greeted with a breathtaking 360 degree view that's best enjoyed in the evening, ideally before 5 PM to beat the crowds. Watching the sunset from up there is truly magical – a must-see experience!
Best Kovalam beach view from the top! Rs 20 entry fees. Lift facilities are only upto 2nd level.
The last few steps are very steep - not suitable for aged people.
Situated near Kovalam Beach this 118 ft, red-white striped Light house offer bewitching views of the sea &the coast from atop.From the observation platform you can see Poovar in one direction& the famous Beemapalli mosque on the other.You can Climb up the spiral staircase of this cylindrical tower &take pictures of the sweeping views between 9 AM to 5 PM.
So capture the stunning views of the Arabian Sea lined with coconut trees from atop the lighthouse as you climb the 144 steps.
Landmark situated in a position with a beautiful position, really worth a visit. The ticket is cheap and you'll get an amazing view. Be aware that you will need to drop your bags and shoes before entering the Lighthouse itself. In case you don't want to take stairs, there's an elevator inside!
Most of the facilities are well-maintained. One highlight was the convenient lift that allowed access to the top of the lighthouse. It tends to become quite crowded, particularly on weekends, which will limit us to enjoy and relax at the top. Furthermore, I was disappointed with the state of the washroom facilities and seemed to be poorly maintained.
Please note that visitors are required to store their footwear outside the lighthouse and a storage fee is applicable. Additionally, there is a queue system in place for entry.
Entry Fee:
- Adults: 20
- Children: 10
The view of the sunset from the lighthouse is unforgettable. The view from the summit is well worth the effort. To get to the summit, there are steps and a lift. They will stop giving out admittance tickets at 5.30 p.m. and will close completely at 6:30 p.m. You must keep your luggage and footwear in the designated area, and there is a small cost for keeping your possessions safe.There is a cafe and a playground for children. The visit is available in two times: morning and evening. The admittance cost is 20 rs, and parking and videography fees are additional.
You can get the birds eye view of the full Kovalam beach. Climbing up is also interesting and a better option if you don't want to wait for the slow lift to reach your floor. Arabian sea looks marvelous from the top. It can get crowded at the top, so choose the timing smartly for going up, closer to lunch time may be a good option. Though they close it at lunch time at around 2pm
Surprisingly, this is a cash-only place despite being managed by the Central government.
Lovely view of the sea coast facing the Arabian sea and nearby areas from the top of the lighthouse. There is a flight of steps and an elevator to go up. Have to remove your footwear before entering the lighthouse though. Lunch break from 12:30pm-2pm so cannot visit at that time. There is a cafeteria also below the lighthouse. Can later visit the lighthouse beach also, which is nearby. Hence, plan your visit accordingly and have fun!
Vizhinjam Lighthouse stands tall as an iconic landmark on the southwestern coast of India, offering visitors a mesmerizing blend of maritime history and breathtaking panoramic views. The climb to the top of the lighthouse is a rewarding experience, providing stunning vistas of the Arabian Sea and the picturesque coastline. The well-maintained premises and the surrounding gardens add to the overall charm of the site.
Built in the early 20th century, the lighthouse has retained its historical allure, serving as a testament to the maritime heritage of the region. The informative displays inside the lighthouse shed light on its significance and the evolution of maritime navigation technology.
The lighthouse is strategically located near the Vizhinjam Fishing Harbor, adding a touch of authenticity to the maritime atmosphere. The gentle sea breeze and the rhythmic sounds of the waves create a serene ambiance, making it an ideal spot for both history enthusiasts and nature lovers.
While the climb to the top may be a bit strenuous for some, the breathtaking views make it worthwhile. The staff at Vizhinjam Lighthouse are friendly and ensure the safety of visitors during the ascent. Overall, Vizhinjam Lighthouse offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a must-visit destination in the coastal town of Vizhinjam.
Very neatly maintained and managed lighthouse and premises. View from top of lighthouse is amazing. Try to go in the evening just before sunset. There is also a food court nearby where you can get snacks, beverages and all. Ample amount of parking is also available. Some other development like children's play area as well as musical fountain is in progress.
Neat an clean premises with ample space for car parking. Well maintained lighthouse with friendly staffs. Lift service is available inside the lighthouse, however need to climb few steep stairs to reach the top. Breathtaking view from the top. Overall we had a wonderful experience.
Definitely worth a visit when u go to kovalam ! You wil get a great view frm top 🙌🏼 bit crowded in weekday gets heavily crowded in weekends during sunset time.. see to it.. one more.thing to note is, climbing the last few steps would.be difficult for elder people ... There is a lift available which wil take you till one point after which u have to climb a few more steps..
This is must visit place in Kovalam beach. But if you have problem in knee or if you are overweight then it will be difficult for you to climb.
10rs/head & additional 10rs if you want to record video & take pictures.
There is an elevator which will take you 90% of the height of this lighthouse. Then remaining 10% you have to climb.
Overall highly recommend if you want 360 drone view of this area.
Must visit places around Kovalam.. Amazing view and experience 👌👌👌you have lift facility inside but still have to climb the steps but not too much. Quit harder for aged ones to climb the ladder otherwise it's a pleasure experience for a traveller. The staffs are also friendly and cooperative. Don't miss the Mesmerizing view 😍😍😍
7. Napier Museum
4.4
(20929)
Archaeological museum
Museums
Architecturally unique 19th-century building with archeological & historical artifacts, plus art.
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This place is truly a hidden gem! Hard to find but when you do, it is totally worth it. This beautifully designed space. Our visit was elegantly conducted and was very educational.
It was an honour to access the curated museum. We saw the factory and the skilled craftsmen at work. You could feel the vibe, the passion and the sense of aesthetics of the founder. A man of taste who you can discover through the visit. The brand is full of heritage and vision translated into the collection which they make with the most personalised experience. This is probably my favourite place in Thiruvananthapuram, just because of the amount of thinking and style that has gone into making this space and designing the experience.The Trivandrum corporation is maintaining well. Thank you thank you
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Beautiful and very well maintained museum. Everything is so clean and full of greenery. It is equipped with centralized ac so u won't feel hot n continue to enjoy this journey full of knowledge.
If you are in Thiruvananthapuram, and have some spare time, do visit the Museum. It showcases old historical relics, figurines, statues, coins, temple chariots etc. from India as well some Art and cultural displays, masks etc. from South-East Asian Countries, like Bali and also from Japan. The museum is situated in a campus that also houses the Chitra Kala Musem- that displays Raja Ravi Verma paintings and also of Roerich, A Zoo, An Aquarium, Natural History Museum and 3D Theatre so your kids too shall enjoy the trip for sure.
The facade is gorgeous. And it ends there. The interiors have seen far better days. Almonard pedestal fans are strewn all over the place. They haven't been cleaned in ages. Majority of the spot lights do not work. The paltry entrance fee of twenty rupees will in no way help maintain this historical monument.
Maybe:
Conduct a thorough assessment of the museum's facilities, exhibits, and infrastructure to identify areas of poor maintenance and neglect. This assessment should cover physical condition, cleanliness, safety, and functionality.
Prioritize maintenance needs based on urgency and impact on the museum's operations and visitor experience. Address critical issues such as structural repairs, safety hazards, and damage to exhibits first, followed by less pressing concerns.
Develop clear maintenance protocols and schedules for ongoing upkeep of the museum's facilities and exhibits. Assign responsibilities to staff members and establish accountability for completing maintenance tasks in a timely manner.
Institute a regular cleaning and restoration schedule to maintain cleanliness, preserve artifacts, and prevent deterioration. Use appropriate cleaning methods and materials to protect sensitive surfaces and materials without causing damage.
Allocate resources for necessary repairs and renovations to address physical infrastructure issues. This may include repairing leaky roofs, fixing broken windows, restoring damaged exhibits, and updating outdated facilities to meet modern standards.
Engage professional conservators and restoration experts to assess and address conservation needs for the museum's artifacts and exhibits. Collaborate with specialized organizations or institutions to ensure proper care and preservation of valuable cultural heritage.
Utilize technology to streamline maintenance processes and improve efficiency. Implement maintenance management software to track work orders, schedule tasks, and monitor progress. Use digital tools for inventory management, exhibit documentation, and conservation planning.
One of the best museums and park in the whole of Kerala. The Napier museum building is an architectural masterpiece. It offers very detailed wood carvings and awe inspiring views. The adjacent park is well maintained with ample walkways and rest places. Its best suited for morning and evening strolls. There is a magnificent radio kiosk inside the park is an attraction. This park is also the entrance for the famous Thrivananthapuram Zoo.
The Napier Museum is an art and natural history museum situated in Thiruvananthapuram. The museum is grounds to the Trivandrum Zoo, one of the oldest zoological gardens in India. The museum has a unique ornamentation and architecture and is named after Lord Napier. It is famed for its fairly good collection of artistic, cultural and antique objects. The museum has a fairly good collection of bronze idols, ancient ornaments, a temple chariot and ivory carvings.
Well maintained and a beautiful place. The architecture, trees, nearby zoo, give a good ambience and it's nice to sit with friends. It's actually a quiet place where people don't make unnecessary noise so it's even better to study too in this environment.
Amazing experience. The zoo and museums amaze you the most.
Amongst Raja Ravi Varma Paintings are the most adorable things I have seen.
Worth every penny if you visit.
Must visit places in trivendrum.
It takes a complete whole day to finish the entire napier museum and zoo within.
Overall experience is thrilled in every single stage.
Napier Museum is an art and natural history museum situated in the heart of Thiruvananthapuram, opposite the Zoo. A perfect place for history and art lovers. See the heritage of south India. A huge collection of archaeological and historic artifacts, bronze idols, ancient ornaments, a temple chariot and ivory carvings. The Indian epics, the Mahabharata and the Ramayana are the inspiration for the museum's collection of Javanese shadow-play leather puppets.
Time passes like magic while appreciating the displays.
The best thing is that still photography is not prohibited.
The surrounding area is too beautiful. Other attractions nearby. So spend an entire day with friends and family.
Heritage museum that showcase the rich past of kerala. Each showpiece are masterpiece. Entire structure itself is an finest example of architecture. The ivory sculptures are so unique. Well maintained park also makes this place a great destination for tourists.
Must say, it was an awesome experience to visit this museum. So much history, culture and knowledge crammed into one space. You can find everything from ancient coins, sculptures, chariots and idols. Absolutely breathtaking for someone interested in history. You will not be disappointed after visiting this place.
Visited Natural history museum. Loved this place and prices is very affordable which is 30 per adult.
This Natural museum have lot of real animals and its skeleton which are stuffed and preserved from a long period. If you are new to this place. You must visit it. U will love it!
One of the iconic landmark areas in Thiruvananthapuram, the old style building with red and white bricks is noticeable from the main road. IT has been standing tall and high and providing pride to the natives. The Napier Museum is an art and natural history museum situated in Thiruvananthapuram, India The Museum is grounds to the Trivandrum Zoo, one of the oldest zoological gardens in India. The zoo was established in 1857 over 55 acres of land. It also contains the Sree Chitra Art Gallery, a separate art gallery established in 1935. The set of museums, along with the zoo, are managed by the Department of Museums and Zoos, a branch of the Department of Cultural Affairs of Kerala.
Love the ambience and cleanliness but only feel that they could maintain the sculptures better and provide a better maintenance to architectural marvel.
Excellent place with historic importance. The courtyard gives a atmosphere to relax and involve other extracurricular activities such as drawing and painting. You can enjoy with your friends with full of freedom and fresh air.
This museum houses an impressive assortment of artifacts, including ancient sculptures, intricate wood carvings, and exquisite paintings. The informative displays offer visitors a glimpse into the artistic and architectural evolution of Kerala. With its well-preserved exhibits and knowledgeable staff, the Trivandrum Museum is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and art lovers alike.
The Napier Museum is an art museum located in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India. It was founded in 1855 by the Maharaja of Travancore, Ayilyam Thirunal. The museum is named after Sir William Napier, the then Governor of Madras.
The museum is housed in a beautiful Indo-Saracenic building that was designed by Robert Chisholm. The building is surrounded by a lush garden.
The museum's collection includes a variety of artifacts from Kerala's history and culture. These include sculptures, paintings, textiles, coins, and weapons. There is also a section on the history of Travancore.
One of the must watch place when you are in Trivandrum. A best place for getting meetups with friends and having a talk in the evenings. The environment frienly atmosphere is very calm even in the city centre.
Great place to relax and enjoy with family and everyone.
This museum is situated in the middle of city. Zoological park is here.
The atmosphere inside is very nice. Many old statues, old coins, old materials used by kings, guruvayoor temple miniature can be seen here. Ticket fare for one adult is 20rs. For children maybe the fare would decrease. You have to keep the ticket till you exit the museum.. No video allowed inside. Only taking photos are allowed.. The museum is surrounded by many different plants and flowers..
Very beautiful Museum where you come across different collection of archaeological and historic artifacts, bronze idols, ancient ornaments, a temple chariot and ivory carvings. ..Entrance ticket should be taken...There is also zoo and 3D studio nearby..
Small but well curated - at least better than others we saw in Kerala.
The ivory section is amazing but needs some conservation message caveats. The audio guide option needs to be promoted at the ticket counter.
The museum building itself is unique. Located on an elevated place, this museum catches the eyes of the visitor of the zoo.
The artefacts in bronze and wood are beautiful. Takes you back to the centuries old tradition and culture.
I request the people take your kids to this magnificent place of history and let them learn what our history has to offer.
Jewels in the Trivandrum.
The Napier Museum in Thiruvananthapuram is a captivating blend of history and art. Walking through its corridors feels like stepping into Kerala's rich cultural heritage. The exhibits are diverse and well-curated, offering insights into the region's past, from ancient artifacts to colonial influences. The museum's architecture itself is a sight to behold, with its Indo-Saracenic style adding to the charm of the experience. Whether you're a history buff, an art enthusiast, or simply curious about Kerala's past, the Napier Museum is a must-visit destination.
Rs.20 entry fee for Indians.
This museum showcases the pinnacle of artistry and mastery in sculpture achieved by the Kings of travancore dynasty. Sad that its named after a British governor General, whose contributions to the treasure housed within are close to nil. The huge halls could greatly benefit from AC, but the visit is well worth it for witnessing the resplendent beauty of sculptures and carvings of the era gone by.
8. Attukal Bhagavathy Temple
4.8
(23535)
Hindu temple
Sights & Landmarks
This colourful temple dedicated to a Hindu goddess is known for its female-focused annual festival.
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Attukal Bhagavathy Temple was located in one of the prime locations in Thiruvanthapuram. The temple had a ample parking space for four wheelers. The temple has a clear sign boards and has good ventilation. It was one of the powerful temples in the city along side padmanapaswamy temple and pazhavangadi temple. We went around the evening when the temple scheduled to open around 5:30 pm. The temple had a quite a crowd in that time they handled the crowd really well opened on time and handled it properly. We had good dharsahan there the apam served as prasadham in the couner could have been better compared to the other temples serving it. On a whole we had a peaceful dharshan when we went there.
Great temple. It's in genies books of records for highest no of women worshiping in a day. Very vibrant and historical temple. Neat and clean. Temple timings are from morning 5 am to 12 pm. Then in the evening from 5 pm to 9 pm. No point going when it's closed in afternoon.
The Attukal Bhagavathy Temple, located in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India, is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Attukal Bhagavathy. The temple complex features traditional South Indian architectural elements, including a main sanctum, various halls, and surrounding courtyards. The deity, Attukal Bhagavathy, is believed to be a form of the goddess Parvati, and she is worshipped for her protective and nurturing qualities.
The temple is most renowned for the annual Attukal Pongala festival, a unique event where millions of women come together to prepare a ritualistic offering known as "Pongala." This offering is made in clay pots and consists of rice, jaggery, coconut, and other ingredients. The festival's highlight is the moment when the chief priest lights a fire and blesses the Pongala pots, infusing them with divine grace.
The Attukal Pongala festival holds a Guinness World Record for hosting the largest gathering of women for a religious activity. During this time, the city of Thiruvananthapuram transforms as devotees from various parts of the country and the world come to participate in the festival.
The temple's historical and cultural significance, as well as its unique festivals, make it a central point of devotion and attraction for people seeking spiritual solace and cultural experiences in Kerala.
Attukal Devi Temple is an enchanting spiritual haven that captivates visitors with its serene atmosphere and vibrant cultural richness. The temple's divine aura, coupled with the awe-inspiring architecture, creates a truly uplifting experience. The dedicated staff and the warm embrace of the community add to the overall sense of joy and fulfillment. A visit to Attukal Devi Temple is not just a journey of faith but a celebration of tradition and spirituality that leaves an indelible mark on the soul.
Attukkal Bhagvathy temple is one of the most popular temples in Trivandrum along with Padmanapaswamy temple and Pazhavangadi temple.
The attukal pongala is the main festival here. We had visited in Feb 2022, when the 10 day long festival before Pongala had started. It was more crowded than usual but still very well managed. The police was making sure that good covid protocols are maintained.
There is ample parking space. For the festival lot of shops have opened near the temple.
There is also a KSRTC bus stand in the temple parking for devotees
An old temple in Thiruvananthapuram. Also here they burst crackers as a part of prayer. They also maintain it well neat and clean. Also it has huge parking for all vehicles which is also free to use.
Beautiful to temple with so much of positivity around.. you can feel that peacefulness..
Attukal Bhagavathy Temple, also known as Women's Sabarimala.
Temple timings -
Morning: 5 am to 12 pm.
Evening: 5 pm to 9 pm.
Neat and clean temple with great ambiance.
The Attukal Bhagavathy Temple is a Hindu religious shrine at Attukal in Kerala, India. Goddess Bhadrakali (Kannaki), mounted over 'vethala', is the main deity in this temple. Bhadrakali, a form of Mahakali, who killed the demon king Daruka, believed to be born from the third eye of lord Shiva. 'Bhadra' means good and 'Kali' means goddess of time. So Bhadrakali is considered as the goddess of prosperity and salvation. Goddess 'Attukal devi', itself is the supreme mother 'Bhaadrkali devi', (in soumya aspect) the goddess of power and courage. She is often referred as Kannaki, the heroine of Ilanko Adikal's 'Silapathikaaram'. The temple is renowned for the annual Attukal Pongal festival, in which over three million women participate.
Ever best and pure devotional temple. It is also known as Ladies Sabarimala. 🙏🙏 Jai Mata Di 🙏🙏 . Best to go and feel the divine energy.
It is very much famous and has genesis book of world record.
One of the most famous temple in the city this temple belongs to goddess of wealth shree Laxmiji beautiful architect and vast walkable area inside no mobile phones allow inside the temple & the attukal bhagvathy Murthy is awesome the flower use for murthy is Jasmine mogra and tulsi
Visited the temple at 5.30am. Was happy to see live bhajans with musical instruments and the singing team at the entrance. Had very good darshan, more devotees in the early hours, it was calmz no rushing and pandits do explain abt the temple if enquired..
"Bhagavathy Amma Sharnam".
The serenity and divinity of the holy place is in exuberance. You will start feeling as soon as you reach its compounds. Well maintained (cleaned) and all the COVID guidelines followed in letter and spirit. Covered head not allowed as was seen by the temple management ensuring it. Inside photography not allowed. There's a ample space for parking. Located at the parking place "Indian Coffee House" is worth visiting after having Darshan. There's prasadam counter inside the temple premises where it can be obtained on payment. I loved this place.
Attukal Bhagavathy Temple which is also known as Women's Sabarimala is situated in the Trivandrum city. It is very famous along with Padmanabha Swamy Temple and Ganapathy Temple Pazhavangady.
Usually bit crowded almost all days escpacially evening schedules. Most of the days there will be somekind of programs will be held on the front stage of the temple like arangettam of childrens.....
Highly Devoted Great Ambience.....
Amble parking space is one another speciality.
We can park more than 1k cars and more than 100 buses. That much huge parking space for free available here.
One one cons which i have noticed is, as this is such a crowded place, the temple authorities need to pay little more attention to toilet facilities. There is one pay and use toilet but cant handle more people it seems.
We will get a positive vibe when visiting this temple
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Powerful bhagawathy temple. known as women's Sabarimala. so rush almost all days. parking lots of space.pongala is famous here.
Divine place. Crowded on Fridays even without any festivities. Visited twice once on a weekday and once on Friday. Would recommend going on a weekday rather than on weekend, if you are looking for a calm and peaceful temple ambiance.
Very Nice colourful and peaceful and attractive temple of goddess attukal bhagavati.The Attukal Pongala festival holds a Guinness World Record for hosting the largest gathering of women for a religious activity.
It’s a very renowned Bhagavati temple in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. Here Godess Parvathi (Kali maa) is the presiding deity. She is worshipped as the goddess of the crops here. This temple is considered as the Sabarimala of women.
Attukal Pongala Mahotsavam ( which is quite famous here ) is a 10 days festival which falls on February - March every year (Malayalam month of Kumbham). The festival begins on the Karthika star
It begins with the traditional Kappukettu with the idol of Devi being embellished with Kappu (Bangles) and Kudiyiruthu ceremony in which the diety is invited to the thatched shed.
Thottam pattu (Thottampattu) is vet another important ritual held in Attukal Bhagavathy temple in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. The festival begins with the kudiyiruthu of bhagavathy to a temporary shed made f thatched coconut leaves in the temple premises. The ritual of Thottampattu begins after the diety is invited to the thatched shed.
The Thottampattu, devotional song which tells the story of Kannaki in Tamil text Chilappatikaram. The ritual song continues for ten days, and the story told on each day is also related to the rituals in the temple.
Attukal Bhagavati temple is very much famous all over the world. Famous for Pongala . Ladies all over Kerala and Tamil Nadu, also nearby states do attend the temple on Pongala with the necessary articles visit and cook Pongala naivedya to Goddess, with their respective prayers to the Goddess. Lakhs of people, in groups, mainly ladies , celebrities, attend the function. A very famous temple.
I can’t review a temple,but this very beautiful temple is a bit underrated…. U must visit this temple if u r in Trivandrum for first time.
This temple also hold a Guinness World Records.
Do visit.
This temple is one among popular and powerful in Kerala located in heart of trivandrum town ♥️ It's a big temple with huge space for parking and vibe is a different feel. Highly recommended if you are visiting trivandrum. ♥️🙏
This temple is about 3km from sree Padmanabhaswamy temple. Goddess Bhadrakali, mounted over 'vethala', is the main deity in this temple. The temple is The temple is renowned for the annual Attukal Pongal festival, in which over three million women participate.
There is no specific dress code for this temple, however it is suggested to wear traditional dresses. I visited on weekend and it took 15 to 20 mins for darshan.
Very nice temple, known as ladies Sabarimala. Here Pongala is very famous, lots of people come from different places in country and foreign devotees. Very neat and well maintained temple.
The temple captivates all devotees with its serene ambience and intricate architecture. Attukal temple is world famous for its annual pongala festival.
The spiritual aura you receive once you visit the temple is beyond words.
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Bhadre narayana
9. Kuthira Malika
Palace
Museums
Named for the 122 carved horses in its walls, this 1840s palace features a museum & guided tours.
10. Magic Planet
4.6
(4092)
Theme park
Water & Amusement Parks
Lively theme park devoted to the practice of magic, with street performances, aerialists & a museum.
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One and only Magic themed park in the world. Dance, magic, band and music performances by differently abled.
Magic shows were awesome, seen before only in videos/movies.
Effectively 3:30 pm to 9 pm.
A cafeteria and washrooms are available.
Mothers of differently abled make handicraft utility items like hand soap, toilet cleaner, bed sheets, candles, umbrella, etc. Available for purchase at reasonable price.
No mandatory fees/charges to experience this park. Only donation is accepted.
Must visit place, definitely among top 10 places to visit in the country.
Prior enquiry call/email to visit this place is recommended.
It is a unique experience. Magic and music shows by the distinctly abled children who have been trained and taken care of by committed teachers of magic planet. Circus and magic shows, drama shows and it goes on.
But six hours is long and it is difficult to manage children. Who get restive. Add to that the problem of language. If you do not know Malayalam, then the first part is a punishment.
Reducing it to around three and half hours putting lot of the first part and some lengthy videos into a beautiful brochure would do lot of good.
A great humanitarian initiative. Should be supported by all.
A magic theme park dedicated to nurture and develop children with special needs!
Need prior registration via telephone. They provide bus service to the nearest bus stop which has decent frequency.
No entrance fee, can donate with tax exemption whatever you wish.
Innovative platform that has proven to develop and bring the kids with special abilities to the front line of society!
What a talent show! Makes us emotional! It's a must experience for kids and adults alike!
Out of words to describe my feelings after visiting magic planet. Thanks to everyone, staffs, parents and especially Muthukad Uncle for Magic planet. Definitely going back 😊
We went to magic planet on 18 Dec 2021.
Due to Covid, they are open only from 4pm to 9pm, expect Mondays. Pre booking required.
First there was an inducation, then an itinerary was distributed. There were 10 programs, on the day we went. It was coordinated well by the staffs. Programs were - Different arts centre performances, Comedy magic show, Circus show, Street magic show, Dramagic show, Mpower show and Illusion magic show.
The shows had 5 mins break in between for tea and toilet breaks. There is a coffee shop with snaks. Toilets are managed neatly.
What surprised me is that, they are not enforcing any ticket fee. You will be surprised by the energy of the super friends here. You can spend a day with them, sponsor meals on your birthdays or donate via bank transfer.
These super friends are now employees of magic planet with monthly salary. It is possible to buy handcrafted items from their mothers' as well.
Magic planet's dream is to build a Universal magic studio for all Super friends out their. (The building construction already started at Kinfra Park!). Also, its their dream to send a child to Paralympics 2024, and return with a medal.
Update March 2022
I sponsored meals on my birthday. Its Rs. 8500 for veg meals and Rs.15,000 for chicken biriyani. Food that you sponsor will be shared with the children, their parents and staffs.
You can also join along with them during lunch. If you reach early, you can spend some time with them as well.
Went 2 times, couldn't meet Muthukaud uncle both times. Hope to see him next time.
A great experience that touches your mind and heart.
It has elements of circus, magic, social welfare, theater, cottage industry, orchestra, dances, classical music all woven into the whole experience.
We went with small children. They were engaged in the fun atmosphere. I would say our whole family was well entertained.
I wouldn't recommend the "Tempest" show for younger kids as they will struggle with reality vs show elements.
This is a place to visit, not just for the daily shows but for the services being provided to bring about a change in the minds of those with intellectual disability. There is a marked improvement in the mental health of the children here after being involved in magic and the performances here. God bless the supporters of this project and more people should visit this place to help in its growth.
Magic planet...a must visit place for all ages..A new Concept of Magical Journey initiated by Keralas Famous Magician Gopinath Muthukadu. This magical theme Park will take you to different sites
where you can watch street magic,circus castle,empower, mentalist,illusion,William Shekspheres' The Tempest' with a schedule which starts from 3pm -9 pm.
The most heartwarming show was the performance by Disabled people,where they have mesmerized the viewers by showcasing their talents.
There is no entry fee. You can donate as much as you can,which will help those kids.
Had such a fun time with family and cousins here. The place has ample amount of parking space, amazing service staffs and beautiful scenery. Very nature based and the canteen here is also very clean maintained and good tea and coffee. The specially abled kids there showcased their best talents and they were very welcoming. Definitely will visit again.
(Note: there is no specific fee to enter the place, they just suggest us to pay ₹500 per person and every rupee goes to charity and well being of the place❤️)
The place and experience is good, however had some major issues with their conduct.
1. The place was closed on Monday. So we went on Tuesday, this day also they decided not to function! Due to which my whole plan was upset. They abruptly decide when to have morning show and when to have evening show. Not sure what's the case here.
2. All the shows, the talk are in Malayalam. Being a tourist place expect them to also speak in English! Surprisingly no one knew English.
3. Although there was a language barrier, the people were nice, but couldn't understand a word.
4. There are many shows, the real magic show is probably two or three. Rest are all shows and showcase from the differently ables children that they train.
5. Better be here in the morning and the main shows are in the start. If you miss them, don't think you can attend them again.
A must visit place in Trivandrum..! The show timing is from 4-9pm and it is totally engaging. Got to see so many beautiful specially abled kids performing. They have many talented magicians as well. We got a surprise chance to meet the “Magic Uncle” Muthukad Sir. This place runs for a good cause, so I personally request everyone to visit and support. All the staff were so friendly and they have a decent snack varieties also. So it is the best option to spend your day off evening. If you are having a bad day, visit this place your mind will change. Great initiative and super organised. Well done team.
A must place to visit! We spent our wedding day with the kids and everyone at Magic Planet! If you want to get a perspective of Life, you have to spent sometime at Magic Planet with the kids. Such talented and innocent souls! God bless them and all the staff there!
Very good place for enjoyment. Mind blowing place where differently abled kids showing their abilities before us. Kids are of different kinds of abilities. They are loving and pleasant. Make them all powers with the help of the great magician Sri. Gopinath Muthukad sir. Special thsnks for Muthukad sir to built such a wonderful planet for us.... Yes... The Magic Planet. You can enjoy your weekends with your kids. One day full of joy. Different kinds of magics, circus. Beethoven benglow is attractful. You can here true music from differently abled loving kids. Wonderful. These are all great effort of Gopinath sir. You must visit here with you children.
Really each one of us to visit these differently abled children and enjoy their mesmerizing performances along with other professional magicians. Thanks to Magician Muthukad for his sincere efforts.
A unique and great experience that makes us rethink our perspective of life. The shows are a combination of art, circus, magic performed by differently abled children and experienced professionals. There is a stall where you can buy items made by their mothers. There is no entry fee or ticket. You can donate any amount as per your wish. A great humanitarian move by our great magician Gopinath Muthukad sir. This kind of initiatives should be supported by all.
What a delightful experience we had. A not to miss spot in trivandrum.
The 7 hr show or a series of shows keeps you glued throughout. The integration of magicians, circus performers and specially abled but unbelievably talented inmates of the place makes it a unique experience. The way its specially abled inmates have been trained by the magic planet trainers to perform magic tricks, display their paintings, render their songs and musical instruments is simply incredible. So you dont feel sorry for the inmates but marvel at their confidence and perfection achieved by them in their respective skills.
You need to prebook one day in advance plus check in advance about their show timings. Some days its 930 to 430 pm and other days its 330pm to 1030 pm. Their timings given on the google are thus not correct. Since its a 7 hr show, so they provide limited menu for your lunch/dinner, as you cannot leave the show in between.
Great experience. Had a great time watching the superstars of magic planet perform. A wonderful ambiance created in a gem of a place. Great effort taken by the authority to maintain and teach the children there.
Must place to visit in Trivandrum
A fun place to go, especially for kids who are 3 years old or older. An entertainer who is worth our money and time. Very well taken care of; the work to keep the place looking beautiful is really good. A unique and popular tourist spot in Trivandrum that we recommend for anyone visiting the area. The shows have magic and circus acts. All the performers are really good and keep us interested the whole time. Apart from having fun, the place is where the Different Art Centre is located. The Different Art Centre helps kids with special needs. Their performances will amaze and captivate us. Specials kids activities like Dance, Magic show, painting, Filim songs and lot more. Anyone will love the place because of the beauty and activities.
A good place to spend the the whole day with family.
The shows by kids and professionals were all good. Facilities are good and clean.
Lunch was available and reasonably priced. Snacks and refreshments also available at nominal cost.
Overall good experience.
It’s an amazing place to visit with your family in Trivandrum, established by Mr. Gopinath Muthukad. Kids would love to visit the place. As the name suggests, the place is all about the magical journey and you can even see wonderful and talented differently abled children performing here. Wonderful experience.
This place is magical (pun intended). This place is a haven for all the street magicians and differently abled people.
It has magic shows and all those children perform magic tricks and showcase their talent. It also has a magic show by Mohammed Shanu and the vibe of this place is mesmerizing, it makes you never want to leave. Overall a magical experience.
A very good experience. A diiferent world for the differently abled. Go there to be a participant of their programs, dance, bands, magic shows etc. This is the least we can do. There was no entrance fee.
The place is set awesome, good platforms and stages. It's a different experience.
11. Sri Chitra Art Gallery
4.4
(441)
Art gallery
Museums
Traditional & contemporary Indian works are shown at this gallery that was founded in 1935.
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An opportunity to witness the original Ravi Varma paintings after seeing thousands of reproductions! Must visit for art lovers. The gallery is within Trivandrum zoological park compound. It features paintings of some other artists of tranvancore family along with Ravi Varma.
If you are touring Trivandrum, this art gallery is one to visit along with Napier museum and museum of history and heritage right outside the zoological park.
Wonderful place for art enthusiasts. The gallery is located within the Napier museum complex and houses a collection of works by the finest artists of our land, including the likes of Raja Ravi Varma. Mural paintings from temples and palaces are also put on exhibition. Original works which have been taken up by the government for conservation have been displayed. However, for a place that could enlighten a lot of us about our rich artistic heritage, there are hardly any information boards on the paintings. At least the year of the painting, the media used, the style followed could all be displayed as further insights to the visitors. Involving the students of fine arts could help. Most people spend 1-2 hours at the gallery, but that can be easily stretched if they can provide more insights to the visitors about the artworks displayed.
For me it's the bestest art gallery in kerala since it showcasing the great works of Raja Ravi Varma . His famous painting ' hamsadamayanthi ' is one amoung many of his amazing art works that can be viewed. Mural section is also unique in its category. A must visit palce in trivandrum.
Sri Chitra Art Museum is not very large but it is located in a scenic location right next to the zoo. It is famous for having many Raja Ravi Varma paintings and those of his relatives and mentor. Also has some mural paintings and other artists. Wish there was more written about the other artists and their history.
A nice place to visit for artlovers. This gallery has a wide collection of original paitings by Raja Ravi Varma. Paintings are well arranged and good support from the staffs.
One of the rare museums in India. The very attraction of this museum is rare and great collection of oil paintings of Raja Ravi Verma, well known in portraying the Indian culture and Hindu gods.
The display of the paintings in the hall are well organised and maintained.
Oil paintings are in the main building in two floors. The building itself is very artistic, coloured white and terracotta.
Another small block for other paintings is there.
Entry cost is Rs25.00 per head. Good thing is that you are allowed to take the photos of the exhibits.
Whatever many the quality of your camera, but it can’t capture 1% off of the photo.
Must visit place in Trivandrum.
A very awesome art gallery with wide collection of paintings and things.. Don't miss it. Ravi Varma’s awesome painting collections are there.
It's the jackpot for art lovers. It has collection of paintings of the famous Raja Ravi Verma and other artist. It also have some collection of kerala traditional paintings. You have to enter the trivandrum zoo main gate but not the inner zoo gate. You are not allowed to the water bottle but you are allowed to snap photos. It would be ideal place for people to look at history and source of inspiration. So why not take your art loving buddy there with you and snap photo with some of the great work of famous Indian Painter.
An exquisitely displayed original paintings of Raja Ravi Verma .. a visual treat for sure.. 25 rs ticket it’s inside the zoo premises but separate ticket .. u have to open ur shoes and go in ..
Sree Chitra Art Gallery is an art gallery in Thiruvananthapuram, India, established in 1935. It is located in the northern grounds of the Napier Museum. It was inaugurated by Chithira Thirunal Balarama Varma
Opened in the 1930’s, Shri Chitra Art Gallery is more of an art museum. The place has some of the oldest and popular paintings from famous personalities in kerala. No matter what side of art you want to see- ancient murals or modern trending works of regional artists, the place offers the best of both worlds.
Highlights include:
Century old painting of Raja Ravi Varma.
Four hundred year old Tanjore miniature paintings.
Art pieces from the Bengal School of Art.
Roerich paintings
Miniatures from all over the world.
Traditional Mural paintings.
The Sri Chitralayam, popularly known as Sri Chitra Art Gallery, was opened to the public by the erstwhile Maharaja of Travancore Sri Chitra Thirunal on the 25th of September 1935 for the enjoyment, education and development of artistic taste of the people. It has a collection of paintings representing the various genres of paintings in India, along with a few from other parts of Asia with a distinct stamp of Indian culture.
The Gallery was reconstructed out of two bungalows side by side in the museum Gardens. The Construction, furnishing of exhibits and hanging was done under the direction of Dr. Cousins, the well known exponent of art and literature. He was instrumental in assembling this collection of paintings from various places. He spared no efforts in furnishing this gallery with rare and representative specimens of paintings from near and far. A large collection of paintings is a generous gift from the Royal House of Travancore and also from Kilimanoor Royal family.
The major attraction of Sri Chitra Art Gallery is the paintings of Raja Ravi Varma. He is one among the greatest painters of India.
Hosting Ravi Verma's inspiring and immersive artwork in a low key setting, this place is almost hidden in the zoo. A really well maintained art gallery.
I would definitely visit again on another trip.
The Sri Chitralayam or Sri Chitra Art Gallery located in the northern side of Napier Museum was established in 1935 and was inaugurated by the erstwhile Maharaja of Travancore, Sree Chithira Thirunal BalaRama Varma. The Art gallery was opened to the public by the royal wisdom for inculcating artistic taste in its fellow citizens .
The gallery features a unique collection of traditional and contemporary paintings, including the works of Raja Ravi Varma, Bengal School Paintings, works of Nicholas Roerich & Svetoslav Roerich, noted Contemporary painters ,Murals, Art from Bali, Tanjore Painting, Tibetan Thanga, Mughal Painting, Rajastani Painting etc
Visiting Time
10:00 AM. to 5:00 PM
Wednesday 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Ticket Sales up to 4:30 PM
Monday Holiday
This gallery's captivating displays offer a truly delightful visual experience. The art itself bursts with color, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Sri Chitra Art Gallery is an art gallery in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India. It was established in 1935 and is located in the northern grounds of the Napier Museum. The gallery has a collection of over 1100 paintings, including works by Raja Ravi Varma, Nicholas Roerich, Svetoslav Roerich, Jamini Roy, Rabindranath Tagore, V. S. Valiathan, C. Raja Raja Varma, and K. C. S. Paniker.
The gallery is divided into different sections, including the Mughal, Rajput, Bengal, Rajasthani, and Tanjore schools of art. It also has an oriental collection of Chinese, Japanese, and Balinese paintings, Tibetan Thangka, and unique collections of Indian mural paintings from pre-historic times.
The most popular section of the gallery is the one dedicated to the works of Raja Ravi Varma. Varma is considered one of the greatest painters of India and his paintings are known for their beauty and idealized portrayal of Indian women. Some of his most famous paintings include "Hamsa Damayanthi", "Sakuntala", "Gypsies of South India", "Milk Maid", and "Mohini Rugmangada".
Ticket charge for adult 25Rs
The old books and some Japanese, Chinese paintings were all that was there. Good for the art core lovers. Roerich was the main attraction
12. Thiruvananthapuram Central
4.3
(19802)
Train station
Transportation
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One of the best railway stations in Kerala, and it's a Central station too.
All facilities available. Well maintained too.
Good railway station,
Tourist friendly,
Disabled Friendly
All facilities available. Food , escalators and wating rooms
Built in 1931, this is the busiest railway station in kerala and one of the main rail hubs of Southern Railway. Very accessible with auto stands and thampanoor bus stand located just opposite to the station. All facilities are available, including a veg and non veg refreshment room, waiting rooms and wash rooms. Station is neat and organised. Parking can be a hassle, due to the large volumes of passengers going through the station everyday.
Thiruvananthapuram central railway station is one of the most important and busiest railway stations in Kerala, India. It is situated in the centre of the city, making it convenient for travellers to reach various destinations and attractions. The station is well-kept and has several modern facilities such as escalators, computerised booking counters, AC waiting halls, cloak rooms, and prepaid auto stands. The station also has a decent restaurant and a number of shops that offer a variety of products and services for the passengers.
However, the station also has some drawbacks that need to be improved. The rest rooms are not very clean and hygienic, and they often have a foul smell. The platforms are often crowded and noisy, especially during peak hours. The security and safety of the passengers are not very satisfactory, as there have been reports of thefts and harassment. The station also lacks adequate parking space and accessibility for differently-abled people.
In conclusion, Thiruvananthapuram central railway station is a serene and efficient railway station that serves as a gateway to the capital city of Kerala. It is a good place to start or end your journey in this beautiful state, as it offers many facilities and is close to many attractions. However, it also needs some improvement in terms of cleanliness, security, and comfort, to make it a more pleasant and safe station for the passengers.
Trivandrum central railway station is one of the largest railway station in Kerala . Trains from here connect the city of Thiruvananthapuram to major cities of India. This station is also noted for a whole range of amenities available within the premises. Well maintained platforms and waiting rooms . Staffs are cleaning the platforms and surrounding in regular interval of time. KSRTC bus stand is located opposite to this railway station
Awesome Experience...😍😘💕 It's wonderful one of the Central Station among all India.Station very neat &clean everytime. Almost for every part of india, you can catch train here. There is all amenities for passenger like waiting area, rest room, Specially Baby breastfeeding room, 24hour help line, 24hour atm, pick up auto/taxi and food plaza all available.Station situated in the heart of city. So here you can get every time budget as well as premium hotels.Over all wonderful!!! Must visit 😍💕🙏
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The main railway station for Thiruvananthapuram city, the Central Railway Station now features passenger escalators for added convenience. The platforms are maintained well and there is a noticeable cleanliness about the place.
There are five platforms and two entrances - the main entrance is opposite the central bus station and the western entrance is on Power House road.
This station is good & well mentain everything. Here food court is affordable. Here wheel chair entrance & it's parking, vehicles parking is available. Escalator is available on every plateform. Ticket counter is outside of the station, here approx 5 to 6 ticket counters are available. LED display is available which are inform the train schedule for passenger. Bus stand is Outside of this station.
Nice place, great casual than previous facilities. But the wash room facilities should be improved, Passenger satisfaction services must be provided and food and accommodation are not too good, more facilities should be arranged and passenger information station should be doubled and the plastic wastes near the track should be removed, and the ambiance and train experience were good
Some points should be improved, moreover it's a good railway station than the other railway stations in Kerala.
13. Veli Lake Tourist Village
4.2
(16116)
Nature & Parks
Park
Scenic lake with a beach, playground, floating cafe & sculptures, plus activities such as boating.
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Nice place to visit with family. Kids will love this place.
a very good place to spend evening time for kids and family. It is one of the rush free space inside the city having plenty of green and also a clean place.
consists of children's park and swimming pool. Children's park is really good especially for small kids, compared to other parks in trivandrum.
An excellent picnic spot, children will surely enjoy as there is play and children park. But reaching the location will be a little tough, but transportation facility is available.
This is a nice place for everyone to have a break from all the hustles in the city.
Calm and quiet with a lake view and if you have kids then lots of outdoor activities for them like the see saw, different slides and all.
There is also boating in the lake and a 12 min train ride inside that both are very nice.
The entry fee is 20 per person, the train and boat are chargeable.
It is a pleasant and peaceful way to end your evening. Got to enjoy the train safari as it can bring u little joy. There is also kids park where u could enjoy as family as well as individuals. Didn't get to ride boat or such as we were a little late.
It's a must go place for people who need a break from tiring day
The Veli Lake Tourist Village, nestled in Kerala, India, is a serene haven that seamlessly blends nature's beauty with recreational activities. Spread across picturesque landscapes, this destination offers a tranquil escape from bustling city life. The highlight of Veli is its breathtaking backwater lake, adorned by lush greenery and connected to the Arabian Sea, providing a mesmerizing setting for boat rides and tranquil walks along the waterfront.
The floating bridge, an architectural marvel, spans the lake, providing panoramic views and a unique experience as visitors wander over the tranquil waters. The well-maintained gardens and children's play area make it an ideal spot for families. Adventure enthusiasts can indulge in water sports like pedal boating and kayaking, adding an adrenaline rush to the serene ambiance.
The village also houses a charming waterfront cafe where one can savor local delicacies while enjoying the scenic vista. However, during peak seasons, it might get crowded, affecting the peaceful atmosphere.
Overall, Veli Lake Tourist Village is a must-visit for nature lovers, families, and those seeking a blend of relaxation and adventure amidst stunning natural landscapes. Its picturesque setting and diverse activities make it a gem in Kerala's tourism crown.
This is a good Lake side park where you can spend an evening.. There is pathway to walk in the park and by the Lake side. You can sit by the side of the lake and enjoy the view and cool breeze.
The lake merges into the sea. You have to cross floating bridge to reach the beach.
There is boating facilities, a toy train, and ample place for kids to enjoy.
The toy train costs 50 per head but it is worth the ride. It goes around the park including bridge and pond.
Toy train is operated in some time intervals.
Liked it... Good calm place to hang out with kids.
Well equipped park, toy train rides and boating available. Cloak was not available during my visit. Tourist facilitation centre is planned to be inaugurated on mid of May 22.
Great place to spend quality time with family especially kids will love this place. Miniature train 🚆, Boating and Kid's rides. There is special private beach access meant only for this tourist village. Ticket prices are economical. Must visit place recommended for families and friends.
a pleasant park for an evening, right on the beautifuf veli lake, with a small floating restaurant. there is a way of walking over the sand to the actual sea beach at low tide, but when i went in the evening, that route was too dangerous. the foliage in the park is nice, the 'modern' sculptures a little baffling, and kids were enjoying themselves trying to cross the 30-50 feet ropes slung between towers. there were a bunch of meghalaya kids visiting and enjoying themselves when i was there. the only bad part are the water hyacinth weeds, and also the garbage that accumulates at the waterfront (plastic bottles etc), although i am not sure what can done about it.
Had fun at the tourist village. The park and beach are awesome. If you intend to take the small train then get tickets in advance as they get sold out fast during festival season.
The place is beautiful, but requires a few more things to be done.
1. The boat ride was not functional when I visited. Even if it was, it's a small pool that the boat goes, larger area or into the sea would be fantastic
2. The options for food is literally not present except for an ice candy cart and raw mango cart.
3. Just don't visit in the noon unless you want to get fried. Having a few shades near the beach would help big time.
Apart from this, it's a beautiful place with visiting in the evening just before sun set.
It was a satisfying encounter. Even in the afternoon, the lakeside scenery and the powerful sea breeze currents make for a pleasant visit. Adults must pay 20 rupees per head; minors under a certain age may be eligible for a discount. Additionally, ample parking is offered for 20 rupees. To appreciate the fresh wind and the scenery with your significant other, it could be advisable to visit before noon and preferably in the evening. All that's there is a wholesome seashore and park along the lake.
A very beautiful tourist village. Very calming, green, scintillating and a beautiful lake with a hanging bridge, boating facility, toy train and a beautiful stretch of sun clad beach. Timings are a disappointment 😔 because they say it is open till 6:30 pm but when you enter after 5 pm they will close entry for boating and no access to beach after 6:15 pm so be careful not to buy tickets after 5 pm because you will just spoil your mood with blocked access to the best parts of the beach and lake boating.
Altogether a wonderful lake to chill with family and friends. 😁🚀🏖️🦀
Nice place to spend time with family. Beautiful landscaping, nice walk ways beside the back waters leading up to the sea beach!! Many options of boat rides, nice cafeterias, KTDC restaurants and children's play areas... a great place for a couple of hours of the evening out!!
Had fun, enjoyed a lot with kids
Neat n cool
Awesome sunset viewpoint
Kid's ride
Speed Boat ride n many more
The place had been beautified and revamped pretty neatly over the years. The toy train is especially a highlight. The place could use a little more clean-up in the lake and the beach though. Plus they have plenty of parking as well and the tickets are dead cheap for what you can experience. Highly recommend if you are in Trivandrum
Ultimate children’s park for evening hangout’s as well as weekend getaways. Also ideal for a family mini outing. Lot of area, greenery, flowers and well maintained garden. The toy train is the major attraction where anyone can get a ticket and have a trip around the park. Must visit. Please avoid during sunny hot days. Evenings are the best.
It is like paying money to visit the beach. If you are going with family and kids it is good since the kids can play with a lot of things. If only adults are there then it's a waste of money. There are other activities like boating and toy train too which you need to pay extra money. Evening at 6:15 the guards will tell you to go back from the beach and by 7pm they will close it.
Veli Lake Tourist Village, located near Veli Beach in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, is a delightful destination offering a range of activities and amenities suitable for families and friends alike. The village is known for its tranquil atmosphere and lush surroundings, providing a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
One of the highlights of Veli Lake Tourist Village is its serene backwaters, which offer a peaceful environment for boating and relaxation. Visitors can enjoy pedal boating or take a ride on a traditional Kerala houseboat, allowing them to soak in the natural beauty of the surroundings at a leisurely pace.
The village also features a well-maintained garden and children's park, making it an ideal destination for families with kids. The park offers various play equipment and activities, ensuring that children have a fun-filled day outdoors.
For those interested in exploring the local culture and history, Veli Lake Tourist Village also has a floating restaurant that serves authentic Kerala cuisine. Visitors can enjoy delicious local delicacies while taking in the breathtaking views of the lake.
The entry fee of 20 rupees per person is quite reasonable considering the range of activities and amenities available at the village. Overall, Veli Lake Tourist Village is a charming destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, recreational activities, and family-friendly amenities, making it an ideal place for a day out with loved ones.
Veli Lake in Trivandrum is a serene and picturesque destination that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. The tranquil backwaters, surrounded by lush greenery, create a soothing atmosphere for visitors. The floating bridge connecting the lake and the beach adds a distinctive touch to the experience.
The well-maintained gardens and walking paths make it an ideal place for a leisurely stroll or a family picnic. Boating facilities are available, allowing visitors to explore the lake at their own pace. The presence of paddle boats and pedal boats adds a fun element to the visit, especially for children.
The park also features a children's play area, which is well-equipped and provides a safe space for kids to have fun. The various sculptures and art installations add an artistic touch to the surroundings, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal.
Overall, Veli Lake is a wonderful destination for nature lovers and families looking for a peaceful retreat. It offers a range of activities and sights to explore, making it a versatile and enjoyable experience for visitors of all ages.
Veli Tourist Village is a great picnic spot located in Thiruvananthapuram District of Kerala State of India.😊
The Veli Tourist Village which lies where the Veli Lake meets the Arabian Sea provides for unique boating and picnicking opportunities. Visitors can hire pedal boats or paddleboats as per their convenience. One can also roam the gardens and have a nice picnic or choose to employ the boats for the entire duration of the trip. 😊The view and feel of the place is extremely unique, considering it is merely 12 kms from the capital city of Thiruvananthapuram. 😊Children are known to have a lot of fun climbing the sculptures here and the speedboat ride across the waters. A separate Children's Park and Floating Cafe run by Kerala Tourism Development Corporation (KTDC) are added incentives to visit this unique village. Shangumugham Beach is also located nearby the village. Apart from boating, swimming facilities are also available,and food stalls are there. It is a great tourist place in the city and attracts hundreds of tourists everyday.😊
Veli Tourist Village Trivandrum Boating Charges :- 😊
•70 per person for the Safari Boat.
•800 for Safari separate boat (for 10 persons)
• 1100 for Safari big boat (15 persons)
•700 for Speed boat (4 persons)
• 1000 for High speed boat (6 persons)
•100 for Row boat (2 persons, 30 minutes)
•100 for Pedal boat (2 persons, 30 minutes)
Entry Fee :-
20 rs per person
Parking Fee For Car 20 rs
Timings :-
Monday to Sunday
08:00 AM - 06:30 PM
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Very nice place to spend few hours to enjoy both the nature and man made attractions. The toy train is an added attraction. The beach is quite nice too.
Veli Tourist Village in Trivandrum, Kerala, is a delightful destination that seamlessly blends natural beauty with recreational facilities. Situated at the confluence of the Veli Lake and the Arabian Sea, this tourist village offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life.
The picturesque landscape at Veli is one of its key attractions. The serene Veli Lake, surrounded by lush greenery, provides a serene setting for visitors. Boating is a popular activity, allowing tourists to leisurely explore the lake while enjoying the scenic beauty. The well-maintained gardens and walkways enhance the overall charm, providing ample opportunities for relaxation and picturesque moments.
The floating bridge connecting the village to the beach is a unique feature, adding an element of novelty to the visitor's experience. The bridge offers stunning views of the backwaters and the sea, creating a mesmerizing backdrop for those strolling along its length. This integration of natural elements and man-made structures adds a touch of ingenuity to Veli Tourist Village.
The Children's Park is another highlight, making Veli an ideal destination for families. The park is well-equipped with various play structures, ensuring that children have a fun and engaging experience. Families can enjoy quality time together in a safe and enjoyable environment.
For those interested in cultural experiences, the Veli Tourist Village hosts various events and performances. These cultural activities provide visitors with a glimpse into the rich traditions of Kerala. The village also houses a restaurant, offering local cuisine with a view, allowing tourists to savor the flavors of the region while enjoying the scenic surroundings.
Veli Tourist Village in Trivandrum offers a harmonious blend of nature, recreation, and cultural experiences. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat, a family-friendly outing, or a cultural exploration, Veli has something to offer. With its scenic beauty, innovative design, and diverse activities, Veli Tourist Village stands out as a must-visit destination for those exploring the vibrant landscape of Kerala.
Very good spot to spend an evening in Trivendrum. The location of this place is very unique. The lake merges into the sea, beautiful sunset.
This place has boating facilities, a nice big park, a good toy train, a very good place for kids to enjoy, and spend around 1.30 to 2 hrs
It has very reasonable entry fees and well maintained washrooms
Toy train is not operated in the noon till 2 o'clock
Overall, it was a good place with family and friends.
14. Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary
4.2
(3687)
Wildlife and safari park
Nature & Parks
Nature attraction featuring deer viewing, a crocodile park & boat rides past Neyyar Dam.
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The best part of visiting this place is, we've to go on a small boat trip to reach there. The animals are very much close to nature out there. The animals are very well protected. We can see elephants, lions, crocodiles, deers etc.
Neyyar dam and surrounding places are good. The view of the dam and the park nearby offers a good spot for family picnics. But the horrible thing is the "wildlife sanctuary". It's just a name for animals put under captivity in a confined space. The boating program includes boating to a nearby island which has the "deer park" and elephant and crocodile "rehabilitation" centre. There's nothing but very few crocodiles put in a cage and an elephant (yes, only one) in chains. They say that it's too old. And after that comes "deer park" - again lots of deer in a confined space, just like in a zoo! Why do they call this a wildlife sanctuary? I really don't know. This costs 250 per person!
The natural beauty of the place is breathtaking and awesome! But why does the management do this? They could have turned this into something beautiful and memorable for the people who visit right? Totally unhappy with the management of tourism here. Now you decide whether to visit or not.
It’s 1 hour from Trivandrum city. The place has a crocodile park that can be accessed without a boat. Opens at 9 am.
Nothing much to see. The sanctuary is on another island and we need to use a boat to see it. Took us about 1.25 hrs to enter the boat, see the 2 elephants, few deer and 2 crocodiles and return.
To see the deer, you will need to go early before it gets too hot, else they will go up the hill and return only in the evening when it cools down. So please plan accordingly.
We paid 250 per person. Not really worth the time and money, in my opinion.
The lion park is not there anymore as the lions died.
There is place to drink tea, coffee etc outside .
You wont find any proper restaurants nearby, though. There is one ktdc but we dint try it.
Beautiful dam... Good atmosphere... Speed boat ride available in dam... Neyar lion safari park is on the dam...
Wonderful experience.
Peaceful atmosphere, clean and fresh air.
Not many staff around, except at the ticket counters.
The premises are well constructed, due to which they stay in good shape despite lack of maintenance.
The snack bar is very friendly and have fair prices, and also doubles up as onofficial information counter.
Good place to spend 2-3 hours relaxing and unwinding.
Superb experience
Neyyar dam is a gravity dam on the Neyyar River in Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala, South India, located on the foot of the Western Ghats about 30 km from Thiruvananthapuram.[1] It was established in 1958 and is a popular picnic spot.Neyyar 2nd State (relates to both Madras and Kerala States) Government of Kerala started work on the project in their area in October 1956.The Neyyar Dam is a rubble masonry gravity-type dam with a height of 56 m (184 ft) and length of 295 m (968 ft). Its structural volume is 105,000 m3 (3,708,040 cu ft). The dam creates a reservoir of 106,200,000 m3 (86,098 acre⋅ft) of which 101,000,000 m3 (81,882 acre⋅ft) is active (useful) capacity. The reservoir's surface area is 91 km2 (35 sq mi) and the dam's spillway has an 809.40 m3/s (28,584 cu ft/s) maximum discharge capacity.Wild life includes gaur, sloth bear, Nilgiri Tahr, jungle cat and Nilgiri langur, wild elephants and sambar deer.
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This place is complete trekking type with a small landscape. With kids it’s quite interesting place, they will have a good experience and exploring elephants life . Plan early to travel as you can see bathing of elephants.
Every elephants are maintained independently and separately.
Deers are another spotting place with huge counts . Good picnic spot with family
Neyyar dam and it's wildlife sanctuary is a good place to just visit. Never recommend it to come and see from a far away place.If you stay at trivandrum just come and visit.Lion safari park is there but when I reached there on 13October 2023they told me the lions are dead. You can go and see dam area enjoy boating 250 /- per head KTDC stay, resturant and beer parlour available.and there is crocodile , elephant and deer park to see
Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary is a superb place, blending with nature—hills, lakes, forests, and parks. The boating from Wildlife Santuary to Deer Park was great! You can take a small walk inside the forest to reach the deer rehab park. There is plenty of space for kids, family, and friends. The crocadile park could be improved more to attract tourists! One thing that we missed was the lion safari, as new lions are yet to reach!
Neyyar wildlife sanctuary is a popular one day destinations in Trivandrum. Situated in an area of around 128 km square and is a part of the Agasthyamala biosphere reserve. This reserve forms the basin for the Neyyar River and its tributaries Kallar and mullayar. The natural vegetation and the diverse species of mammals such sloth bear , tiger, leopard, elephant, barking deer, sambar, etc several species of birds and reptiles together form a large ecosystem. A crocodile rehabilitation centre and Elephant rehabilitation centre has also been set up here. Tourist information complex provides all the information and tickets for parking and entry. Boating facility is available but carries limited number of people and there could be a long wait for boats to return. Boating takes one towards a small forest cover where the lions and leopards are said to be conserved. Few small stalls and a ktdc restaurant work here. Even though the hygiene and maintainable are average regarding the eateries. There is very less vegetarian choice of food / meals available in the same. It would be better to carry the food and water to this spot. The park near the dam is a place that people spent the evenings. Overall Maintenence is poor in this reserve. The authorities cancel the boats whenever they feel like. The parking facility is too far. People park on the road side . The whole road is crowded and one can expect a long traffic jam there.
India's first lion safari park. Now there is no lions. Good view of dam and a 30 minutes of walk. 10rs per head for entry.
Nice guy bipin,our boatman n guide. Very friendly n informative. sad no lion's on the premises.
Was a good unplanned drive.. to see this place... The boats used could be a little bigger n better, saw crocodiles ,a python, hill full of deers n 2 elephants.
Breathtaking Natural Paradise
Neyyar Dam is an absolutely amazing place to experience the beauty of nature in all its glory. The lush greenery and serene atmosphere make it a perfect getaway for nature enthusiasts like myself. The pristine surroundings are a sight to behold, and the dam itself adds to the charm of the place. Whether you're into hiking, bird-watching, or simply relaxing amidst nature, Neyyar Dam has it all. I highly recommend visiting this stunning destination – it's a true gem!
Best place for weekend trip. You will get a ticket 2500/- for 5 people. Which include boating, crocodile park and dear park. All staffs are friendly and helpful. Small snacks counter available. Renovation work is going on.
Neyyar wildlife Sanctuary It's a good place for one day trip with family and children's. In this Sanctuary they have a lion Safari park, Deer and Crocodile rehabilitation center. Boating has good experience with proper safety measures.
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Nice place in forest near to neyyar catchment area.... dedicated to Steve Irvine..the great crocodile show man...so many crocodiles kept as such in natural conditions....there is an entry through road in kottoor neyyar dam road.. but entry is restricted...... accessible thought boat of forest department from .. neyyar dam....nice journey through dam catchment area in boat...nice place never miss...
This place is undergoing some maintenence/ extension, so when we visited, the walk wasn't the best thanks to the pavements
There are about 15-18 elephants, and each of them have a different story of how these elephants reached the training centre. Apparently. The staff were incredibly nice and friendly and helped us in every possible way. We grabbed lunch from the canteen, which was quite decent for the money.
It was horrible, it is not a rehabilitation center, it is torture for the animals. I am a biologist from Europe and you can see how the animals suffer, because they are tied up to a tree and are not able to move. Because of that, of course you can see agressive and mentally ill behaviour. How can somebody do that? There is so much space, where the animals could move around, they just have to make any kind of fence to protect people. That is not difficult. Many countries have rehabilitation centers, but the elephants can run free for the whole day. It is possible there too, plenty of wonderful beautiful place, so you really have to change it, when you want to do something for nature and the elephants! You have to change the way you treat these poor elephants, give them a lot of space and a feeling of freedom, what every elephant needs, especially in a so called "rehabilitation center"!!! What is the problem to do that? It is your responsibility to take good care of the elephants. Give them plenty of space, what you already have. Change it!
A well maintained crockodile park inside the beautifull Neyyar dam catchment area and possess different species of crocodiles .The park was dedicated to the great crocodile researcher Steve Irwin
Its a nice place to visit, you can see more than 10 elephants including calfs. Elephant safaris are not available, and approaching or touching the elephants is prohibited. The area is undergoing modern developments. They are treating elephants well. All the elephants that I saw were healthy and happy.
Nice place and friendly behaviour of staffs. Elephants 🐘 of different ages and it's developing the road to this place is under progress
India's first elephant rehabilitation centre. It's a fantastic destination to explore, with a wonderful atmosphere. The staff here are exceptional, providing excellent care for the elephants who are all content and joyful. Each elephant has their own cozy house, and there are spacious outdoor and indoor areas for them to roam freely. It's a great spot for leisurely walks, enjoying the refreshing cool breeze. Moreover, this place even offers river house boating, adding to its charm. I personally like this place due to the atmosphere 👌
I wonder where these elephants get rehabilitated to? Not to go back to where they came from. Apparently they take orphaned little ones here to "rehabilitate". Nobel as it sounds, when we went there they were all chained with 2 legs to trees on a 30cm chain. One Elephant was so distressed it couldn't stop shaking. One was tied so oddly it had to stand in a full split position and couldn't move. All under the guise of being "dangerous"..
A keeper walked past another one signaling it to move and the animal did in like in a circus.
I don't see why you have a park that big and you can't let the animals roam free? They don't need guidance, they just need a space to be, to live and to play.
They get fed and walked but then just chained up again for hours at a time. Kerala government, you put all this money in to reconstruct this area. Please do something about this, it's horrible to watch. Majestic animals like this should not be treated this way.
Lot of construction activities going on. It looks like several trees have been cut. The amount of greenery has definitely been reduced. The approach road was also under repair when we went, the staff said the road work is expected to be done by the end of January.
very good place for children and family
lot of elephants are there
a beautiful water resources are make this place very beautiful
no Google pay and online payment are not available only liquid money for taking tickets
best place for photo shoots, trucking, boating
Visited here around 1 or 2 months ago. There are around 10-12 elephants only. A perfect place to hangout of you want to avoid busy tourist place.
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