Trivandrum Backwaters
The extensive backwaters of Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) present a beautiful kaleidoscope of the dynamic scenery. The intricate lagoons, lakes, canals and rivers are lined up along the dense tropical vegetation of Trivandrum. It is a breathtaking bout to experience a solitary and calm glide through this network of waterways. Bounded by the lush forested highlands of the Western
Ghats on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west, Thiruvananthapuram offers the perfect gateway to enchanting Kerala beaches and backwaters. Known for its proximity to beautiful palm-fringed
beaches of Kovalam and the enchanting backwaters of Thiruvallam and Veli, Thiruvananthapuram offers an ideal holiday destination to start your memorable Kerala Backwaters Tour.
Prime Attractions At Trivendram Backwaters
Sree Padmanabha Swamy Temple
Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the temple is a blend of the Kerala and Dravidian Styles of sculpture and architecture. Janardhana Swami temple, a leading pilgrim centre. Sivagiri is another pilgrim destination.
Varkala
Beach resort, facilities are on par with any other beach resorts.
Neyyar Dam and Wildlife Sanctuary
A lake tucked away in hills. Wildlife Sanctuary has a crocodile- breeding plant. 29 km away from Thiruvananthapuram.
Kovalam
18 km off Thiruvananthapuram. Promontories, shallow waters for swimming and long sand-spread are major features.
Thiruvallam
(6 kilometers from Thiruvananthapuram) This serene backwater stretch, enroute to Kovalam, is famous for its canoe rides. It is the meeting point of two rivers-Killi and Karamana. A temple dedicated to Parashurama, the legendary founder of Kerala, is located in Thiruvallam.
Veli Tourist Village
(8 kilometers from Thriruvananthapuram) The Veli Tourist Village is bordered by the Veli lagoon and the Arabian sea. The lagoon here is separated from the sea by a narrow sand bar. Facilities at the village include water sports in the lagoon and an 18-acre waterfront park with a floating bridge that connects the village to the beach.
Backwaters