It is built over seven hills covered with English government buildings side-by-side local traditional wooden houses in this seaside capital city. Old Kerala with pagoda shaped buildings, red-tiled roofs, and narrow-winding lanes. There is plethora of cultural diversions to distract you.

Huge buildings, ancestral homes and long-long seacoast washed by the waves of the Arabian Sea. Stretching along the southern coast of country with the backwaters of Arabian Sea reaching deep into the verdant countryside, Kerala affords a fascinating experience. True to its composite and cosmopolitan character, the capital city's attraction's run from museums, art galleries, temples zoo etc.

Thiruvananthpuram is clean green town, with its spacious layout and regulated life. This town is also an excellent base to explore the interiors of Kerala.

There is an International Airport at Thiruvananthpuram. Air India and Indian Airlines operates direct flights to countries like Sri Lanka, Maldives, and Middle East. It is also connected to important cities like Mumbai, New Delhi, Jammu, Howrah, Chennai, and Bangalore by rail.