Travel to Thiruvananthapuram from Delhi via Jaipur and Hyderabad

From Delhi

This capital city is also capital of culture, commerce, education, politics, travelling and tourism.

 

This city that is a mix of both old and new is full of old monuments, forts, historic buildings and ruins as well as new skyscrapers,

 

business centers, major industries and great infrastructure. Shopping is another factor to the city’s popularity,

 

besides the cuisine on the streets. Hotel Aura and Maidens hotel are popular hotels here.

 

Via Jaipur

This ‘Pink City’ is also called the ‘City of forts’. Jaipur is rich with medieval charm and the city is made of palaces, forts, havelis, monuments, ruins and historic buildings. The buildings here reflect the Mughal-Rajput architecture and this keeps the city alive.

 

The city is also popular for its heritage and luxury palace and haveli hotels. Shoppers are attracted by the colourful bazaars and the cuisine is a treat to everyone’s taste buds. Pearl Palace and Hotel Rambagh palace are popular choices for stay.

Via Hyderabad

This city is fondly called the ‘City of Nizams’ or the ‘City of Pearls’. This city again is a blend of old and new. While historic monuments add charm to the city, the new developments and the thriving software industry makes it a prominent destination for entrepreneurs and businessmen

 

. The city is high on infrastructure and is also popular for its Hyderabadi cuisine. Hotel Novotel Hyderabad and Hyderabad Mariott hotel are popular hotels among the others.

To Thiruvananthapuram

 This city that is the capital to the state of Kerala is sandwiched between the Western Ghats and Arabian Sea. This city is built on seven hills by the sea shore and is characterized by low coastal hills and busy commercial alleys.

 

Thiruvananthapuram also called Trivandrum ranks first in the number of visitors visiting kerala and is a fantastic spot for holiday makers. Mascot Hotel and The Residency Tower are reccomended hotels for stay.