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Thiruvananthapuram Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/thiruvananthapuram page 1 experience. Also, among the most makes for a highly satiating experience. prominent attractions of the region is Also, among the most prominent attractions Thiruvanantha counted the Padmanabhapuram Palace, of the region is counted the which is entirely made of wood. The arms Padmanabhapuram Palace, which is entirely puram and weapons used by the maharaja of made of wood. The arms and weapons used Kerala are in display here. Add a religious by the maharaja of Kerala are in display Long stretches of meandering feel to your trip by visiting Attukal here. Add a religious feel to your trip by backwaters, pristine palm fringed Bhagavathy Temple. Seek blessings of the visiting Attukal Bhagavathy Temple. Seek beaches, and a treasure trove of almighty and spend some peaceful time at blessings of the almighty and spend some historic monuments with some the temple. The architecture of this temple peaceful time at the temple. The is worth adoring. This city is known for its architecture of this temple is worth adoring. adrenalin pumping adventure pristine beaches most famous being This city is known for its pristine beaches sports thrown in - Kovalam Beach, Shanghumukham Beach most famous being Kovalam Beach, Thiruvananthapuram is a generous and Chowara Beach. From local markets to Shanghumukham Beach and Chowara Famous For : City slice of heaven in Kerala, rightly plush malls, all time of shopping options are Beach. From local markets to plush malls, all known as 'God's Own Country'. available in Thiruvananthapuram. In fact, time of shopping options are available in the list of delights is endless when it comes Thiruvananthapuram. In fact, the list of to describing Thiruvananthapuram delights is endless when it comes to It is also a major IT hub and contributes (Trivandrum). It is also a major IT hub and describing Thiruvananthapuram around 80% of the total software export of contributes around 80% of the total (Trivandrum).  the state. Though the city has grown into a software export of the state. Though the city metropolis, but it still retains its old world has grown into a metropolis, but it still charm and glory. From its green hilly seaside retains its old world charm and glory. From location between the Arabian Sea and the its green hilly seaside location between the When To Western Ghats, Thiruvananthapuram Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats, (Trivandrum) or Trivandrum makes for a Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) or dreamy sojourn. Taking unforgettable Trivandrum makes for a dreamy sojourn. VISIT backwater cruises, watching marvellous Taking unforgettable backwater cruises, sunsets and indulging in fun and frolic at the watching marvellous sunsets and indulging http://www.ixigo.com/weather-in-thiruvananthapuram-lp- Kovalam and Shanghumukham beaches are in fun and frolic at the Kovalam and 1140497 some of the most touristy things to do here. Shanghumukham beaches are some of the The place is also home to the sinfully most touristy things to do here. The place is Jan opulent Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple, This Pdf and its contents are copyright © also home to the sinfully opulent Sri Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. 2013,ixigo.com, all rights reserved. ixigo logo, the character and all other marks displayed herein are which is said to be the richest temple in the registered and/or common law trademarks of Padmanabhaswamy temple, which is said to Max: Min: Rain: 23.0mm ixigo.com and/or third parties. world. For history buffs, a visit to the nearby 32.40000152 22.29999923 be the richest temple in the world. For 5878906°C 7060547°C East Fort makes for a highly satiating history buffs, a visit to the nearby East Fort Thiruvananthapuram Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/thiruvananthapuram page 2 Feb Max: Min: 23.5°C Rain: 31.10000038 189.300003051757 Mathilakom Office, West Nada, Sree Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695033, Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. 1469727°C 8mm Padmanabha Swamy Temple Fort, India Max: Min: 23.0°C Rain: 32.90000152 26.6000003814697 Oct Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695023, 5878906°C 27mm Napier Museum, located in the north of the Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, India city, is named after Lord Charles Napier, the Mar umbrella. Max: Min: Rain: governor of Madras (1866- 1872), who Pleasant weather. 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Being one of the holy The zoological garden in the complex Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, May umbrella. 108 Divya Desam, the principal deity is Lord represents the diverse floral wealth of South Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, Max: Min: Rain: 52.0mm Vishnu, but idols of several other deities are India. umbrella. 32.09999847 22.60000038 also present. The temple celebrates a Max: Min: 25.0°C Rain: 4121094°C 1469727°C 32.59999847 184.399993896484 ritualistic festival called Laksha Deepam The main architecture of the building is a 4121094°C 38mm once in 6 years, which involves lighting of fascinating mix of Kerala, Mughal, Chinese Jun What To one hundred thousand lamps. and traditional Indian architectural styles. Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, The museum contains Sri Chitra Art umbrella. Gallery,which displays works by Nicholas Max: 30.5°C Min: Rain: 23.79999923 280.299987792968 SEE Roerich and Raja Ravi Verma. 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  • Shri. Pinarayi Vijayan (Honourable Chief Minister of Kerala) Grand Procession on 16Th September Vellayambalam to East Fort

    Shri. Pinarayi Vijayan (Honourable Chief Minister of Kerala) Grand Procession on 16Th September Vellayambalam to East Fort

    DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, GOVERNMENT OF KERALA PRESENTS 1 2 Onam Festival 2019 State Level Inauguration on 10th September 2019, 6 PM At Nishagandhi Auditorium Shri. Pinarayi Vijayan (Honourable Chief Minister of Kerala) Grand Procession on 16th September Vellayambalam to East Fort 3 VENUES 1. Nishagandhi Auditorium (Various Programmes) 14. Museum Compound (Drama - Amateur) 2. Central Stadium (Mega Show - TV Channel & Print Media) 15. St. Joseph School (Athapookkalam Competition) 3. Poojappura Ground (Ganamela) 16. Vyloppilly Samskrithi Bhavan (Classical Dance) 4. Shankumugham (Programmes by Women and Children) 17. Bharat Bhavan, Thycaud (Classical Dance) 5. Thiruvarangu, Kanakakkunnu (Folk Arts) 18. Bapuji Library, Peroorkada (Various Programmes) 6. Sopanam Kanakakkunnu (Folk Arts) 19. Public Office Compound (Ganamela) 7. Sangeethika, Kanakakkunnu Palace Auditorium (Classical Music) 20. Sreevaraham (Various Programmes) 8. Theerthapada Mandapam (Kathakali, Aksharaslokam, 21. Sree Chithira Thirunal Smaraka Park, Kottaikkakam (Various Programmes) Kooth, Koodiyattam) 22. Veli Tourist Village (Various Programmes) 8a Pothencode (Kathakali) 23. Aakkulam (Various Programmes) 9. Sooryakanthi Stage, Kanakakkunnu (Ganamela) 24. Vellayani (Various Programmes) 10. Gandhi Park (Storytelling) 25. Nedumangad (Various Programmes) 11. Ayyankali Hall (V.J.T. Hall) (Play - Professional, Story Session, 26. Mudavoorpara Boat Club Compound, Pallichal (Various Programmes) Poetry Session) 27. Greenfield Stadium, Kazhakkoottam (Various Programmes) 12. Kanakakkunnu Gate (Vadhyamelangal) 28. Municipal Compound, Attingal (Various Programmes) 13. Museum Compound (Yoga, Kalaripayattu) 29. Neyyattinkara (Various Programmes) 4 Nishagandhi Auditorium (Various Programmes) 10.09.2019 5.15 - 6.00 PM Ilanjithara Pandimelam (Melakalaratnam Kalamandalam Sivadas & Party) 6.00 - 7.00 PM Inauguration Ceremony 7.15 - 10.00 PM Ganamela: K.S. Chithra (Presented by Kairali TV & Red FM) 11.09.2019 6.00 - 7.00 PM Ghazal (Manu G.S.