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Trivandrum to
Kayamkulam Cab
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Kayamkulam
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Trivandrum to Kayamkulam Cab
About Kayamkulam
Trivandrum to Kayamkulam distnce : 111 km
Estimated travel time : 2.5 hours
Trivandrum to Kayamkulam is one of the popular route for the tourists. Kayamkulam is a small coastal facing town in the Alappuzha District in the Kerala State of India.
Flanked by the water of Arabian sea, kayamkulam is a coastle town that is popular for it's backwater views, boating along with the age old legacy of the Kerala's rich heritage. One of the key attraction of the town is the Krishnapuram Palace that has a largest mural painting of Kerala and double-edged sword of the Kayamkulam. The verdent beautiful town gets into limelight at annual event of Kayamkulam Boat Race. Apart from that the town also knwon for it's largest thermal power plants of Kerala and old cashew factories in the locality too. The town is one of the best option for planning holiday away from the running life of cities.
Taxi from Trivandrum to Kayamkulam is readily available at CabBazar.
Route Information
Trivandrum to Kayamkulam by car is well connected through NH66 and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Trivandrum to Kayamkulam distance is 111 Km and is 2.5 hours journey. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are :
1. Varkala Beach - Located around 40 km north of Trivandrum, Varkala Beach is known for its natural beauty, cliffs, and scenic vistas.
2. Anjengo Fort - Situated in Anchuthengu, this historical fort was built by the British East India Company in the 17th century. It offers a glimpse into the colonial era.
3. Sasthamkotta Lake - It is the largest freshwater lake in Kerala and a serene spot for nature lovers. You can enjoy boating and bird-watching here.
4. Oachira - This small town is famous for the Oachira Temple, where no idol or statue is worshiped. The unique feature of this temple is its ancient rituals and traditions.
5. Krishnapuram Palace - Located in Kayamkulam, this 18th-century palace is known for its stunning architecture and a museum that houses ancient artifacts and paintings.
6. Kayamkulam Lake - A scenic backwater stretch, Kayamkulam Lake offers boating and fishing opportunities, as well as beautiful views of the surrounding landscape.
Tourist Attractions
Krishnapuram Palace: An ancient palace showcasing traditional Kerala architecture and a stunning mural painting.
Kayamkulam Lake: A picturesque lake offering serene boat rides amidst scenic beauty.
Oachira Temple: A unique temple known for its absence of a main deity and famous for its annual Oachira festival.
Thangassery Light House: A historic lighthouse offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and surrounding landscapes.
Valiya Vilakku: A grand annual festival held at Valiyakulangara Devi Temple, featuring vibrant processions and cultural performances.
Poochakkal Bhagawati Temple: A renowned temple dedicated to goddess Bhagawati, known for its exquisite architecture and religious significance.
Alappuzha Beach: A beautiful beach located nearby, boasting golden sands and serene atmosphere.
Pathiramanal Island: A small picturesque island in Vembanad Lake, perfect for bird watching and leisurely walks.
St. Mary's Forane Church: A historic church known for its Gothic-style architecture and religious importance.
Alappuzha Backwaters: A network of interconnected canals, lakes, and lagoons offering a scenic and tranquil boat ride experience.