Discover the Soul of Trivandrum
Step beyond the ordinary and experience Trivandrum through a lens of rich heritage, timeless stories and local charm. From the regal, untold history of iconic landmarks to the golden horizons of our legendary crescent coast — we handle every detail, so you can simply be present.
Discover the Soul of Trivandrum
Step beyond the ordinary and experience Trivandrum through a lens of rich heritage, timeless stories and local charm. From the regal, untold history of iconic landmarks to the golden horizons of our legendary crescent coast — we handle every detail, so you can simply be present.
City Tours
Explore Trivandrum
Heritage
The Ivory Throne Tour
Uncover Travancore’s royal legacy, opulent courtly history and magnificent architecture on our flagship journey.
₹ on request
- 8 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
One of the world's most magnificent Hindu temples, dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his rare Anantha Shayanam posture. Its seven-storey gopuram towers over the East Fort skyline — the same temple the kings of Travancore dedicated their entire kingdom to in 1750.
Puthen Maliga Palace Museum
Built in 1840 by Maharaja Swathi Thirunal, the roofline features 122 intricately carved wooden horses. Inside: ivory and crystal thrones, Belgian chandeliers and a mysterious portrait of a king whose eyes follow you around the room.
Napier Museum
Built in 1855, this Indo-Saracenic landmark fuses Kerala, Mughal, Chinese and Gothic architecture with a built-in double-wall cooling system. Inside: a 5,000-piece ancient coin collection, temple bronzes, ivory carvings and a full-scale temple chariot.
Raja Ravi Varma Art Gallery
Dedicated to India's most beloved classical painter — the Trivandrum-born genius who first brought Indian gods and mythology to life with European oil painting. Original canvases, rare oleographs and personal sketches.
Drop-off at hotel
Spiritual
Trivandrum Temple Trail
Experience the spiritual heartbeat of the capital through ancient rituals, sacred devotion and stunning Dravidian architecture.
- 4 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Azhimala Shiva Temple
Built on a rocky cliff above the Arabian Sea, anchored by a colossal 58-foot sculpture of Lord Shiva. The evening sea breeze and golden light create a truly memorable opening to the trail.
Attukal Bhagavathy Temple
Known as the Sabarimala of Women — holds a Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of women for a single religious event, with over 3.5 million women for the annual Pongala festival.
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
At night, the illuminated gopuram reflects in the sacred Padmatheertham tank. The sound of the evening deeparadhana prayers drifting from the inner sanctum is something your family will carry long after the visit.
Pazhavangadi Sree Maha Ganapathy Temple
Famous for the ancient ritual of thengakodukal — the breaking of coconuts before the deity. Watching devotees queue with coconuts raised, followed by the satisfying crack, is a uniquely memorable and joyful finale.
Drop-off at hotel
Highlights
East Fort Complex Tour
Wander past historic gateways and grand palace corridors inside the fortified, living heart of old Travancore.
- 4 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
The world's wealthiest place of worship, whose vaulted chambers were found to contain over $22 billion in treasures when opened in 2011. Arriving early means the morning rituals in their quietest, most unhurried form.
Puthen Maliga Palace Museum
The 122 wooden horses, cool stone floors laid without a single nail, guided stories behind each throne room. Look out for the magical musical tree in the courtyard — a single tree that produces eight distinct sounds when tapped at different points.
Ananthavilasam Palace
A protected heritage monument and quieter, lesser-visited gem within the East Fort complex. Its colonial-era architecture, long verandahs and arched gateways give a vivid sense of how the royal family's daily administrative life was conducted.
Drop-off at hotel
Culture
Museum Complex Tour
Delve into the city’s cultural soul with priceless royal artifacts, legendary art and iconic colonial-era grounds.
- 4 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Napier Museum
Nestled within 55 acres of botanical gardens. Its built-in double-wall ventilation cools the interior naturally. Don't miss the ancient temple chariot and the hand-painted Japanese shadow-play leather figures — both utterly one-of-a-kind.
Raja Ravi Varma Art Gallery
This intimate gallery is devoted entirely to Trivandrum's most famous son — the first Indian artist to master European oil painting and turn them toward distinctly Indian subjects. Seeing original works up close alongside rare lithographs is extraordinary.
Kanakakunnu Palace
An elegant red-brick palace perched on a leafy hillock. Built as a royal guest house, its Kerala-Gothic blend of arched porticos and circular hall stands handsomely against the surrounding trees. Stroll the manicured grounds and let the afternoon settle quietly.
Drop-off at hotel
Heritage
The Ivory Throne Tour
Uncover Travancore’s royal legacy, opulent courtly history and magnificent architecture on our flagship journey.
₹ on request
- 8 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
One of the world's most magnificent Hindu temples, dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his rare Anantha Shayanam posture. Its seven-storey gopuram towers over the East Fort skyline — the same temple the kings of Travancore dedicated their entire kingdom to in 1750.
Puthen Maliga Palace Museum
Built in 1840 by Maharaja Swathi Thirunal, the roofline features 122 intricately carved wooden horses. Inside: ivory and crystal thrones, Belgian chandeliers and a mysterious portrait of a king whose eyes follow you around the room.
Napier Museum
Built in 1855, this Indo-Saracenic landmark fuses Kerala, Mughal, Chinese and Gothic architecture with a built-in double-wall cooling system. Inside: a 5,000-piece ancient coin collection, temple bronzes, ivory carvings and a full-scale temple chariot.
Raja Ravi Varma Art Gallery
Dedicated to India's most beloved classical painter — the Trivandrum-born genius who first brought Indian gods and mythology to life with European oil painting. Original canvases, rare oleographs and personal sketches.
Drop-off at hotel
Spiritual
Trivandrum Temple Trail
Experience the spiritual heartbeat of the capital through ancient rituals, sacred devotion and stunning Dravidian architecture.
- 4 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Azhimala Shiva Temple
Built on a rocky cliff above the Arabian Sea, anchored by a colossal 58-foot sculpture of Lord Shiva. The evening sea breeze and golden light create a truly memorable opening to the trail.
Attukal Bhagavathy Temple
Known as the Sabarimala of Women — holds a Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of women for a single religious event, with over 3.5 million women for the annual Pongala festival.
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
At night, the illuminated gopuram reflects in the sacred Padmatheertham tank. The sound of the evening deeparadhana prayers drifting from the inner sanctum is something your family will carry long after the visit.
Pazhavangadi Sree Maha Ganapathy Temple
Famous for the ancient ritual of thengakodukal — the breaking of coconuts before the deity. Watching devotees queue with coconuts raised, followed by the satisfying crack, is a uniquely memorable and joyful finale.
Drop-off at hotel
Highlights
East Fort Complex Tour
Wander past historic gateways and grand palace corridors inside the fortified, living heart of old Travancore.
- 4 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
The world's wealthiest place of worship, whose vaulted chambers were found to contain over $22 billion in treasures when opened in 2011. Arriving early means the morning rituals in their quietest, most unhurried form.
Puthen Maliga Palace Museum
The 122 wooden horses, cool stone floors laid without a single nail, guided stories behind each throne room. Look out for the magical musical tree in the courtyard — a single tree that produces eight distinct sounds when tapped at different points.
Ananthavilasam Palace
A protected heritage monument and quieter, lesser-visited gem within the East Fort complex. Its colonial-era architecture, long verandahs and arched gateways give a vivid sense of how the royal family's daily administrative life was conducted.
Drop-off at hotel
Culture
Museum Complex Tour
Delve into the city’s cultural soul with priceless royal artifacts, legendary art and iconic colonial-era grounds.
- 4 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Napier Museum
Nestled within 55 acres of botanical gardens. Its built-in double-wall ventilation cools the interior naturally. Don't miss the ancient temple chariot and the hand-painted Japanese shadow-play leather figures — both utterly one-of-a-kind.
Raja Ravi Varma Art Gallery
This intimate gallery is devoted entirely to Trivandrum's most famous son — the first Indian artist to master European oil painting and turn them toward distinctly Indian subjects. Seeing original works up close alongside rare lithographs is extraordinary.
Kanakakunnu Palace
An elegant red-brick palace perched on a leafy hillock. Built as a royal guest house, its Kerala-Gothic blend of arched porticos and circular hall stands handsomely against the surrounding trees. Stroll the manicured grounds and let the afternoon settle quietly.
Drop-off at hotel
Heritage
The Ivory Throne Tour
Uncover Travancore’s royal legacy, opulent courtly history and magnificent architecture on our flagship journey.
₹ on request
- 8 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
One of the world's most magnificent Hindu temples, dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his rare Anantha Shayanam posture. Its seven-storey gopuram towers over the East Fort skyline — the same temple the kings of Travancore dedicated their entire kingdom to in 1750.
Puthen Maliga Palace Museum
Built in 1840 by Maharaja Swathi Thirunal, the roofline features 122 intricately carved wooden horses. Inside: ivory and crystal thrones, Belgian chandeliers and a mysterious portrait of a king whose eyes follow you around the room.
Napier Museum
Built in 1855, this Indo-Saracenic landmark fuses Kerala, Mughal, Chinese and Gothic architecture with a built-in double-wall cooling system. Inside: a 5,000-piece ancient coin collection, temple bronzes, ivory carvings and a full-scale temple chariot.
Raja Ravi Varma Art Gallery
Dedicated to India's most beloved classical painter — the Trivandrum-born genius who first brought Indian gods and mythology to life with European oil painting. Original canvases, rare oleographs and personal sketches.
Drop-off at hotel
Spiritual
Trivandrum Temple Trail
Experience the spiritual heartbeat of the capital through ancient rituals, sacred devotion and stunning Dravidian architecture.
- 4 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Azhimala Shiva Temple
Built on a rocky cliff above the Arabian Sea, anchored by a colossal 58-foot sculpture of Lord Shiva. The evening sea breeze and golden light create a truly memorable opening to the trail.
Attukal Bhagavathy Temple
Known as the Sabarimala of Women — holds a Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of women for a single religious event, with over 3.5 million women for the annual Pongala festival.
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
At night, the illuminated gopuram reflects in the sacred Padmatheertham tank. The sound of the evening deeparadhana prayers drifting from the inner sanctum is something your family will carry long after the visit.
Pazhavangadi Sree Maha Ganapathy Temple
Famous for the ancient ritual of thengakodukal — the breaking of coconuts before the deity. Watching devotees queue with coconuts raised, followed by the satisfying crack, is a uniquely memorable and joyful finale.
Drop-off at hotel
Highlights
East Fort Complex Tour
Wander past historic gateways and grand palace corridors inside the fortified, living heart of old Travancore.
- 4 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
The world's wealthiest place of worship, whose vaulted chambers were found to contain over $22 billion in treasures when opened in 2011. Arriving early means the morning rituals in their quietest, most unhurried form.
Puthen Maliga Palace Museum
The 122 wooden horses, cool stone floors laid without a single nail, guided stories behind each throne room. Look out for the magical musical tree in the courtyard — a single tree that produces eight distinct sounds when tapped at different points.
Ananthavilasam Palace
A protected heritage monument and quieter, lesser-visited gem within the East Fort complex. Its colonial-era architecture, long verandahs and arched gateways give a vivid sense of how the royal family's daily administrative life was conducted.
Drop-off at hotel
Culture
Museum Complex Tour
Delve into the city’s cultural soul with priceless royal artifacts, legendary art and iconic colonial-era grounds.
- 4 hours
See Details
Hotel pickup
Napier Museum
Nestled within 55 acres of botanical gardens. Its built-in double-wall ventilation cools the interior naturally. Don't miss the ancient temple chariot and the hand-painted Japanese shadow-play leather figures — both utterly one-of-a-kind.
Raja Ravi Varma Art Gallery
This intimate gallery is devoted entirely to Trivandrum's most famous son — the first Indian artist to master European oil painting and turn them toward distinctly Indian subjects. Seeing original works up close alongside rare lithographs is extraordinary.
Kanakakunnu Palace
An elegant red-brick palace perched on a leafy hillock. Built as a royal guest house, its Kerala-Gothic blend of arched porticos and circular hall stands handsomely against the surrounding trees. Stroll the manicured grounds and let the afternoon settle quietly.
Drop-off at hotel
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