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Ashtamudi Lake

The incredible beauty of Kerala, Ashtamudi Lake, it’s name has been derived from two words 'Ashta' meaning eight and 'Mudi' meaning branch, thereby stating the fact that lake has eight branches. It’s the second largest lake in Kerala.

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Jatayu’s Earth Centre

Spread across 65 acres of land, Jatayu Earth's Centre is a rock-themed park built to promote mythology and adventure. The world’s largest bird sculpture is the main attraction at Jatayupara Nature Park and is one among the several Kollam famous places.

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Kollam Beach

Voted as the first 'Beach Wedding Destination' in Kerala, the Kollam Beach requires no introduction. There are a lot of places to visit in Kollam, but this beach is one of the most scenic and beautiful. This beach is famous among some travellers with the name of Mahatma Gandhi Beach and soothes wanderers with lush green, calm backwaters, and endless water activities.

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Kumbhavurutty Waterfalls

Famous for clear blue waters that drops from majestic heights, the Kumbhavurutty Waterfall is one of the popular places to visit in Kollam that is situated in southern India. The waterfall is a part of the Achankovil River.

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Mayyand

A hub of many popular shrines & temples for Hindus and Muslims, Mayyanad is amongst the best tourist places in Kollam. It lies on the banks of the Paravur Lake and also the coast of Arabian Sea. Located at a distance of 10 kms from Kollam, it has nine important temples.

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Palaruvi Falls

Palaruvi Waterfalls, which literally translates to ‘Stream of Milk’. The white-stream waterfall descending from the height of 300ft resembles the shape of a horse’s tail. An ideal time to visit this place is from June to January. It is the 32nd highest waterfall in India, also known to have Ayurvedic properties.

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Sasthamkotta Lake

Sasthamkotta Lake is the largest of its kind in Kerala and said to have derived its name from an ancient Sastha Temple located near the lake. It is surrounded by hills on the 3 sides and is the largest source of drinking water for the residents of Kollam.

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Thangassery Lighthouse

The Thangassery Lighthouse, also known as the Tangasseri Light House. Boasts of being the second tallest on the entire coast of Kerala and is thus even one of the most visited lighthouses in the state on this account. The tower has a total height of 41 metres, or 135 feet, and has been operational since the year 1902.

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Sri Mahaganapathi Temple

This temple is one of the famous pilgrimage spots in Kollam, popular among worshipers as the center of spirituality and devotion. Though the presiding deity of the temple is Lord Siva, this temple is famous as Lord Ganapathy temple situated in Kottarakkara at a distance of 25 Kms from Kollam.

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Thenmala

Thenmala is India’s first planned eco-tourism destination located in the foothills of the Western Ghats of the Kollam district which is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Thenmala means honey hill. Thenmala is also a dam site with the Parappar Dam which spans the Kallada River.

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Adventure Park

Asramam Adventure Park offers a range of activities and attractions for visitors of all ages. Some of the main attractions of the park include a beautiful butterfly garden, a musical fountain, a children's play area, and a large lake where visitors can enjoy boating and kayaking. There is also a tree house, a mini zoo, and a suspension bridge within the park.

Kollam District Tourism Promotion Council conducts regular backwater cruises in houseboats, luxury boats and speedboats from the Boat Club. One of the most popular attractions at Asramam Adventure Park is the rope bridge, which is suspended over the lake and offers visitors a thrilling experience as they walk across it

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Thangassery Beach

5 kilometres away from the lively town of Kollam, in the district by the same name, is Thangassery – a seaside town with glimpses from the past eras, significant signs of the history of Kerala. It was once called by the name ‘Dutch Quilon’ by the Britishers, and the name it answers to now is referred to as the ‘gold village’ (Thangassery) by the locals, owing to the spice trade that once took place here with gold coins. Tourists are often attracted to not just the natural beauty of the place but also the remains which provide significant proofs of the history of Kerala, as also, of India.

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Panmana Asramam

Better known as the Mahasamadhi Peedom of Sree Chattampy Swamikal, the Panmana Ashram is reputed all across the country for being an excellent centre of learning and service. The Ashram is blessed with the divine presence of Sree Vidyadhiraja Parama Bhattaraka Chattambi Swamikal and Sree Maha Thripurasundari Devi.

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Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary

Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary, nestled in the southern part of the Western Ghats in Kerala, is a remarkable haven of biodiversity and natural beauty. Located in the Kollam district, this sanctuary spans an area of approximately 172 square kilometers and forms part of the Agasthyamala Biosphere Reserve. Known for its lush green forests, diverse wildlife, and scenic landscapes, Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary is a paradise for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and adventure seekers.

Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary boasts a rich diversity of flora and fauna, making it one of the most ecologically significant areas in Kerala. The sanctuary's vegetation primarily consists of tropical evergreen forests, semi-evergreen forests, and moist deciduous forests

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Neendakara Port

Neendakara, located 8 kilometers from Kollam city in Kerala, is renowned for its vibrant fishing harbor and picturesque surroundings. This charming destination offers visitors a glimpse into the daily lives of fishermen, where the hustle of the harbor is accompanied by the warmth of laughter and camaraderie. Over time, this thriving fishing village has become a popular tourist attraction, drawing visitors eager to experience its unique blend of activity and tranquility.

Nestled on the banks of the Ashtamudi Lake, Neendakara boasts breathtaking views of both the lake and the Arabian Sea. The Neendakara Bridge is the perfect vantage point to soak in this scenic beauty, making it a favorite spot for visitors. The area’s historical significance is rooted in its role during the early 16th century when Portuguese ships passed through the Neendakara bar. Today, the region is a vital seaport and a key point on National Highway 66, connecting it to Sakthikulangara across Ashtamudi Lake.