A world-famous temple known for its intricate Dravidian architecture and the treasure trove discovered within it. It is one of the wealthiest temples in the world.
Just 16 km from the city, this famous beach is known for its crescent-shaped shoreline, lighthouses, and beach resorts.
A 19th-century museum housing rare collections of bronze idols, ancient ornaments, and a vast array of historical artifacts.
Close to the city and near the airport, this beach is known for its beautiful sunset views and a massive sculpture of a mermaid, the "Jalakanyaka."
A stunning palace from the royal era, known for its gardens and as a venue for cultural programs and festivals.
This temple is famous for the Attukal Pongala, one of the largest gatherings of women in the world for a religious festival.
One of the oldest zoos in India, it is home to a variety of exotic animals and is located inside a lush green compound.
An 8th-century rock-cut shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva with historical significance.
A serene island with beautiful backwaters and a peaceful beach, ideal for boat cruises and nature lovers.
A picturesque spot where the Veli Lake meets the Arabian Sea, offering boating, pedal boats, and a beautiful garden.
A 200-year-old palace built by the Maharaja of Travancore, featuring wooden carvings and an impressive collection of artifacts.
A scenic spot ideal for picnics and boating. Akkulam is an extension of the famous Veli Lake and is a great spot for relaxation.
A trekking destination located in the Western Ghats, Agastya Mala is famous for its biodiversity, serene environment, and the mythological association with Sage Agastya.
One of the best planetariums in India, offering engaging astronomy shows and educational programs on space and science.
A popular wildlife reserve near the Neyyar River, it offers boat rides, trekking opportunities, and a crocodile farm, providing an excellent experience for nature lovers.