Trivandrum is adorned with architectural gems that narrate the tales of its storied past. The iconic Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple, a revered Hindu shrine, along with the Napier Museum, Kuthiramalika Palace, and the Kanakakunnu Palace offer glimpses into the royal history of the region. 

Situated along the serene shores of the Arabian Sea, Kollam is renowned as the “Cashew Capital of the World.” A visit to the local cashew processing units will give you an insight into the region’s thriving cashew industry. Also known for its vibrant backwaters, the town is home to the Ashtamudi Kayal, one of the largest backwaters.

Situated along the Malabar Coast of Kerala, Alappuzha is renowned as the “Venice of the East”. This enchanting town has an intricate network of canals, the age-old traditions of houseboat living, and the gentle rhythm of coastal life. The famed annual Nehru Trophy Snake Boat Race is held in the backwaters of Alleppey. Majestic snake boats, each manned by a team of rowers, race with fervor in this thrilling event.

On the southwest coast of Kerala, Kochi is an active port city with bustling maritime activities and beautiful backwaters for short cruises. It has it all– vibrant bazaars with the famous spice markets and historic places including Fort Kochi. Skyscrapers, high-end hotels, and state-of-the-art infrastructure complement the historic charm of the city. Kochi is also a hub for cultural events and artistic expressions, hosting many festivals including the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.