Near by places around College of Engineering Trivandrum: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Thiruvananthapuram

Approx. 10-12 km

An ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, known for its intricate architecture and spiritual significance.

Approx. 13-15 km

An internationally renowned beach destination with three adjacent crescent beaches, popular for sunbathing and relaxation.

Approx. 10 km

An art and natural history museum housing a rare collection of archaeological and artistic artifacts.

Approx. 10 km

One of the oldest zoos in India, home to a wide variety of animals, birds, and reptiles.

Approx. 8-10 km

A picturesque picnic spot where Veli Lake meets the Arabian Sea, offering boating facilities and a floating bridge.

Approx. 12-14 km

A serene city beach known for its beautiful sunset views and the sculpture of a mermaid, Matsyakanyaka.

Approx. 9-11 km

A historic palace known for its exquisite architecture and cultural events, including a famous auditorium.

Approx. 30 km

A gravity dam on the Neyyar River and a wildlife sanctuary offering boating, crocodile rehabilitation center, and lion safari.

Approx. 18-20 km

A cylindrical lighthouse offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and the bustling coastline.

Approx. 12 km

A prominent Hindu temple famous for the annual Attukal Pongala festival, attracting millions of women devotees.

Approx. 154 km

Known as the 'Venice of the East', famous for its serene backwaters, houseboat cruises, and tranquil lagoons.

Approx. 83 km

The southernmost tip of mainland India, famous for its sunrise and sunset views over the confluence of three seas, and the Vivekananda Rock Memorial.

Approx. 175 km

A popular hill station renowned for its sprawling tea plantations, picturesque valleys, and diverse flora and fauna.

Approx. 40-50 km

A coastal town known for its unique red cliffs bordering the Arabian Sea, natural springs, and beautiful beaches.

Approx. 122 km

Home to the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, offering opportunities for wildlife spotting, boat safaris, and spice plantation visits.

Approx. 69 km

An old seaport city situated on the Ashtamudi Lake, serving as a gateway to the backwaters of Kerala.

Approx. 55 km

A scenic hill station with winding roads, misty mountains, and lush green forests, ideal for trekking and relaxation.

Approx. 140 km

A tranquil backwater destination famous for its houseboats, bird sanctuary, and authentic Ayurvedic resorts.

Approx. 150 km

A charming hill station known for its pristine meadows, pine forests, and cascading waterfalls, offering adventure activities.

Approx. 66 km

India's first planned eco-tourism destination, featuring a dam, a deer park, and various recreational activities.