Full-day tour of Trivandrum temples and museums with Poovar backwater cruise

• Cruise through the backwaters in Poovar • Exclusive transportation • Fees for parking

• Admission fees

• Accessible for wheelchair users • Infants and small children may be accommodated in a pram or stroller • Nearby public transportation options are available • Infants must sit on the lap of an adult • A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended for travelers

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

Travelers must specify the precise pickup location at the time of booking.

• Padmanabhaswamy Temple is a renowned Hindu temple situated in Thiruvananthapuram, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. With its remarkable Kerala–Dravidian architecture, it draws visitors of various backgrounds. Although entry is restricted to Hindus, individuals from all religions can explore the temple's exterior, appreciate the gopuram, and visit nearby cultural sites. • Kuthiramalika Palace, located close to the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, is a well-preserved royal residence established by the Travancore kings. Famous for its intricate wooden carvings, sloping roofs, and 122 horse-shaped brackets, it exemplifies classical Kerala architecture. Inside, visitors can view royal artefacts, paintings, and traditional furnishings that illustrate the region’s cultural heritage. • Trivandrum Zoo is among the oldest zoological parks in India, set within a verdant botanical garden in the city center. Visitors can observe a diverse range of animals, birds, and reptiles in naturalistic enclosures, along with a reptile house and butterfly garden. Its serene, green environment makes it a favored location for families and nature enthusiasts. • The Natural History Museum in Trivandrum highlights Kerala’s diverse ecosystems through well-organized displays on mammals, birds, reptiles, insects, and marine life. Situated near the zoo, the museum features intricate taxidermy exhibits and educational collections appealing to both adults and children. It serves as an informative stop for those interested in wildlife and natural science. • Sri Chitra Art Gallery showcases a notable collection of traditional and modern Indian art, featuring works by Raja Ravi Varma and the Travancore royal family. The gallery includes paintings from Mughal, Tanjore, and Rajput schools, as well as Tibetan and Asian art. It offers a serene and inspiring visit for art enthusiasts in Trivandrum. • Napier Museum is a significant heritage museum in Trivandrum, recognized for its impressive Indo-Saracenic architecture and detailed woodwork. Inside, visitors can view a vast range of Kerala’s cultural artefacts, including ancient sculptures, bronze idols, and traditional ornaments. Set in a lush garden, it provides a relaxing and informative experience for history and culture aficionados. • Azhimala Shiva Temple is a scenic temple situated on cliffs near Vizhinjam, renowned for its breathtaking ocean views and the towering 58-ft statue of Lord Shiva in an assertive pose. Individuals from all backgrounds can explore the temple's surroundings, enjoy the coastal breeze, and take in beautiful views. It is a tranquil and picturesque stop en route to Kovalam. • A Poovar backwater cruise traverses serene waterways bordered by mangroves, coconut groves, and golden sandbanks. Participants can spot various birds, enjoy scenic views of rivers, lakes, and the sea, and glide past quiet local villages. The cruise concludes near Poovar Beach, where the backwaters meet the Arabian Sea, offering one of the most scenic experiences in South Kerala.