Hotels near Trivandrum Airport Offer Pristine Sight of Sun and Sand

Based upon the amount of time you have and the type of activities that you prefer, there's lots to explore, experience, and enjoy during your stay at hotels near Trivandrum airport. From regular tourists, group travelers, families, to honeymooners there is no dearth of pastime activities in the capital city of Kerala. You can explore the backwaters, nature points, art galleries, beaches, zoo, museums, markets, etc. Indulge yourself in shopping at the local markets or the malls, purchase handicrafts, tea, local spices, and dried fruits among various other things. Also, Thiruvananthapuram is known for its water activities such as boating, sailing, and fishing besides options to trek.

Here's a list of major places to visit in Trivandrum

Samudra Beach

Situated in the Northern part of Ashok Beach, this is another picturesque sandy stretch in Kovalam for you to enjoy during your stay at honeymoon resorts in Kerala. To reach here you will need to detour from Kovalam Junction. The view of crashing waves into rocks is surely an awesome sight as you saunter along the sea wall.

Anjengo Fort

Situated 36 km towards the northern side of the capital of Kerala, this fort is near much famed Varkala Beach. A beautiful natural setting with historical importance makes this a must visit point. If you don't have any problems walking around and exploring things, you will find this a perfect place to be. In 1684, the British chose this destination to establish the first trading settlement in this state. Today, the fort is a heritage monument and offers a grand view of the backwaters.

Chowara Beach

Another picturesque beach in Kerala, this one comes with a quaint fishing hamlet located near Kovalam. A temple called Chowara Ayyappa from which the beach derives its name is located on a hill, which overlooks the sandy extension below.These place is easily accessible from the hotels near Trivandrum airport and are ideal for a day trips.

Koyikkal Palace

Situated in the district of Thiruvananthapuram at Nedumangad, this Palace is away from the city and built in 1600s during the reign of Umayamma Rani belonging to the royal family of Venad. Built in the traditional double storey nalukettu, having a gabled slanting roof and inner courtyard, this place today is run by the Archaeological Department and has a Numismatic and Folklore Museum inside the edifice.

Neyyar Sanctuary

This sanctuary along with the dam by the same name is another must visit point during your sojourn at honeymoon resorts in Kerala. Located 32 km from the main city, the sanctuary is known for its rare medicinal herbs. The dam is popular with picnickers for its picturesque backdrop and boating opportunities.

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