Kollam, an ancient seaport on the Malabar Coast, is the gateway to the beautiful backwaters of Kerala. It's renowned for its cashew industry and offers a picturesque landscape of lakes, canals, and lush greenery. The city is a blend of history, nature, and vibrant culture.
Ashtamudi Lake: The second-largest lake in Kerala famous for backwater cruises. Kollam Beach: A beautiful beach Kerala's first 'Beach Wedding Destination'. Jatayu Adventure Centre: A rock-themed park with the world's largest bird sculpture. Palaruvi Waterfalls: A majestic waterfall amidst dense forests. Thangassery Lighthouse: A historic lighthouse with panoramic views. Munroe Island: A serene cluster of islands in the backwaters. Thenmala Ecotourism: India's first planned ecotourism destination. Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary: A protected area in the Western Ghats. Thirumullavaram Beach: A serene and unspoiled beach. Neendakara Port: A significant fishing harbor. 1Thevally Palace: A historic palace on Ashtamudi Lake. 1Kottukkal Rock Cut Temple: An ancient rock-cut cave temple. Paravur Lake: A picturesque lake where it meets the Arabian Sea. Asramam Adventure Park: An urban park with water sports. Kumbhavurutty Waterfalls: A beautiful waterfall near Aryankavu. Infant Jesus Cathedral: A historic Roman Catholic church. Amritapuri Ashram: A prominent spiritual center. Kottarakkara Sree Mahaganapathi Kshethram: A famous Ganesha temple. Punalur: An industrial town with a historic suspension bridge. Sasthamcotta Lake: The largest freshwater lake in Kerala.