Este tour está especialmente diseñado para ofrecerle una experiencia única de los pueblos de alrededor y los backwaterde Poovar. Paisajes pintorescos en este enclave natural de la “Tierra de los Dioses”. Mientras navega por sus aguas podrá también degustar una comida típica de la zona y observar el estilo de vida y las costumbres de los lugareños e incluso visitar algunas de sus casas y lugares de trabajo.
An excellent example of traditional Travancore architecture Kanakakkunnu palace is located in the city and at about 12 kms from Ayursoma. The grounds of the palace play host to a variety of cultural fests and activities
It forms a great picnic spot with boating facilities and a paddling pool. It is the best suited place for spending a relaxed evening. There is the children’s park and the picturesque surrounding to enjoy as well. It is located at about 10 km from Thiruvananthapuram city.
Otherwise known as Paradise of the South, Kovalam is one among the must-visit places in Kerala. It is famous for its beautiful beaches and tourist resorts and is located just 9 km south of Ayursoma. There are three beaches here- Light House Beach, Hawah Beach and Samudra Beach. One to the south is the Light House beach and is the most popular. The beach’s shallow water is perfect for swimming.
It is an art and natural history museum established in 1855 and at a distance of nearly 13 kms from Ayursoma. It exhibits a large collection of bronze idols, sculptures, antiques, temple chariot and other items of historic relevance. The art gallery in this museum exhibits many famous paintings including those by the renowned artist Raja Ravi Varma. This museum was named after Lord Napier, the Governor of Madras from 1866-72
This seven storied structure is a wonderful illustration of Kerala temple architecture and is located at about 11 kms from Ayursoma. Thousands of people come here throughout the year to pay tribute to the Hindu deity Lord Vishnu, to whom this temple is dedicated. The idol here is really special with Lord Vishnu reclining on Anantha, the king of snakes. This temple is a landmark of Thiruvananthapuram. In fact, the name Thiruvananthapuram means the land of Anantha.
The Science and Technology museum was started in 1984 to promote knowledge in Science among the public. Children as well as adults will love the many interesting exhibits and demonstrations on various fields of Science such as Electronics, Mechanics and Electricity. One could also watch the star studded sky and the constituents of the universe in Priyadarsini planetarium, a part of the Museum.
It was built as an annexe to Napier museum. Many different species of animals can be seen here, brought from India as well as abroad. The reptile house and the Botanical garden also lie within the museum premises. The museum and the zoo are located at about 3 Kms from Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station