Hotels in Attingal

Hotel Savithri Hotel Savithri is a Luxury Business Class hotel nestled in the heart of the town, Attingal have all modern facilities and amenities to pamper the guest needs. The Hotel provides a perfect location for both business and leisure customers. The spectacular Hotel situated in between the Business, Commercial and shopping arena of Attingal City.  Highest quality of guest service is the hallmark of Hotel Savithri and the most modern architecture and interior design make this hotel the best one in town. The most spacious guest rooms and fully equipped wedding and conference halls will give you magnificent experience. The wooden infrastructure of the Hotel always offer a natural feel to the guest, we welcome all of you to experience the highest level of quality service at Hotel Savithri.  Multi-Cuisine Restaurant Our Restaurant serves all lip-smacking delicacies around the globe. Sit back and indulge in the flavors and the aroma as our veteran chefs do their magic as

Attingal Municipality, with a population of about 37 thousand is Chirayinkeezhu sub district's the least populous municipality located in Chirayinkeezhu sub-district of Thiruvananthapuram district in the state Kerala in India. The total geographical area of the Attingal municipality is 17 km2 and it is the biggest city by area in the sub-district. The population density of the city is 2214 persons per km2. There are 28 wards in the city, among them Attingal Ward No 12 is the most populous ward with population of 2069 and Attingal Ward No 06 is the least populous ward with population of 984. The nearest railway station is Chirayinkeezhu which is 5 km far from here. Chirayinkeezhu is the sub district head quarter and the distance from the city is 5 km. District head quarter of the city is Thiruvananthapuram which is 32 km away. Thiruvananthapuram is the state headquarter of the city and is 32 km far from here. The yearly average rainfall of the city is 1820 mm. The maximum tempe

A study conducted last month reports that the brackish water Kadinamkulam Lake is not only the biggest inland water body of Thiruvananthapuram district but also one gifted with a rich aquatic ecosystem that qualifies it to be declared as a Ramsar site. The studies says that the 3.25 square kilometer lake is the most neglected the wetland of Thiruvananthapuram. The fish caught from the lake which used to be about 500 tonnes annually has now dropped to less than 100 tonnes. The reports says that if the lake is adequately protected it has the potential to provide the means of livelihood to at least 500 women through mussel and oyster farming. No mangroves The lake is linked to the sea through the Muthalapozhi estuary, but is almost completely devoid of mangroves though it has the environment to sustain mangrove forests. This is a reason for the drop in the lake’s fish wealth. Even now about 300 inland fishermen depend upon the lake for their livelihood. Human ac

Attingal is a town in Thiruvananthapuram District, Kerala State, India. It is the second biggest town in Thiruvananthapuram District. Headquarters of Chiyrinkil Taluk. National Highway (NH47) is passing through this town. It is the main stop between Thiruvananthapuram and Quilon (Kollam). This place also had a historic movement, Attingal Revolution was the first revolution against the British East India Company. This place is also well known for private education. Trivandrum Airport (TRV) 35 km. Has excellent bus services covering the entire Kerala state. Railway station, Chyrinkil 5 km, or Varkala 15 km. Tourist Attractions Varkala Beach, Hindu temples, akatumuri lagoon, backwaters, Anjengo (Anchuteng) Fort, sandmining at Poompara in near vicinity Do Shop, sightseeing marketplace, Sarkara Bagavathy temple at Chyrinkil around 3 miles away, June to September is rainy move with umbrella. Visit Government Homeopathy Hospital. Sleep Descent AC/non-AC rooms are availa

Attingal palace Attingal palace is the maternal home of the Travancore Royal family. The great rulers of the kingdom, including Anizham Thirunal Marthanda Varma were brought up in this palace situated at Kollampuzha, Attingal. The palace, built in stone and wood, according to Kerala architecture stands in a nearly 10 acre wide plot, a portion of which is privately owned now. The palace has four temples inside it, including the 700-year-old sanctorum that houses the Palliyara Bhagavathy. The temple of the family deity, Thiruvarattukavu Devi, is also seated in a temple inside the palace complex. The historically important palace, built in an 'ettukettu' structure is known for its elegance and austerity. The temples and the palace is currently under the control of the Devaswom Board. One of the entrance gates here, ' Chavadipura', was reconstructed recently by the royal family. The grand entrance of the palace, built in wood has decayed enough to collap