Anchunthengu Fort
The English East India Company built the Anchunthengu Fort in Trivandrum in the 17th century. The fort along with the adjoining cemetery is noteworthy for relics of this first major British trading station on the Malabar coast.

Aruvikkara
Aruvikkara is both a pilgrim centre and a picnic spot. It is located on the banks of the Karamana River and houses a temple, where a rock cut shrine is dedicated to Goddess Bhagvathy, the divine personification of female power.

Kovalam Beach
Kovalam is one of the most popular beach hangouts not only in Kerala but also India. Kovalam means a grove of coconut trees and truly the coconut trees along the beaches gives it a ravishing look.

Ponmudi
The hill station of Ponmudi is located at a distance of 61 km from Trivandrum. The enchanting bounty of nature can be witnessed here in the quiet surroundings.

Beema Palli
An important Muslim pilgrim centre, Beema Palli is dedicated to Beema Beevi, a pious Muslim lady believed to have possessed divine powers. Devotees of all faiths visit the Beema Palli mosque.

Vettukad Church
The 'Madre De Deus' Church, commonly known as the Vettukad Church, attracts thousands of devotees from all religions and parts. The annual celebration at the Vettukad Church is called the 'Feast Of Christ, The King'.