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Munroe Island

The Munroe Island, also known as Mundrothuruthu, is a picturesque and magnificent inland island that is located at the confluence of the Kallada River and the Ashtamudi Lake, in the district of Kollam. Named in honour of its resident, Colonel John Munro who belonged to the former princely state of Travancore and during his stay here integrated several backwater regions by digging canals, the island is renowned for its splendid beauty and scenic views and adds to the sheer beauty and charm of the already intriguing God's own country. This hidden treasure comprises of 8 islands in total, all of which are separated by small water channels and lakes. Read More

Neendakara Port situated nearly 8km from kollam Town serves as a major fishing hub in the area. Other than that it is also a headquarters of Indo-Norwegian Fisheries Community Project commenced in year 1953.

Quite a sought after pilgrim center in kollam, Oachira lies on the Kollam-Alappuzha Road. Locals of the area worship Lord Parabrahman who's neither the idol or the temple is present at the site. However, a festival is organized called Oachirakkali every year in the month of June.

Kerala is known as God's own country not just because nature has been extremely benevolent to her in blessing the land with lush greenery and scenic views, but also because the Almighty himself resides in this place, and blesses visitors with tranquillity and peace. The Oachira Temple in the Kollam district of Kerala is one such holy and religious place. According to the Puranas, this glorious temple is one of the most famous and sacred places that can be found in Kerala, or for that matter, all over the country. Read More

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. This unique sacred place is located just 18 kilometres to the north of the Kollam City, and witnesses a large footfall each day due to the vast number of people who visit the ashram in the quest for spirituality. The location of the Ashram among paddy fields and coconut palms adds to the simplicity and serenity of the place and enhances its overall appeal tremendously. Read More

Paravur is a beautiful beach- backwaters destination, around 20 kms south of Kollam. With a thin stretch of narrow land dividing the sea and Pravur lake, the beach is ideal to sit and gaze at the natural beauty. The presence of strong currents make it unsuitable for swimming or other water activities.

Paravur Lake or better known as Paravur Kayal is a popular lake in Kollam, Kerala. The lake is comparatively small and is one of the smaller lakes in the state. It is the end part of Ithikkara River and is also fed by the waters of the river.

Known for its rubber and spice plantations, Pathanapuram is a province situated in the Kollam district of Kerala. It is a beautiful town settled between the Western Ghats in the Eastern part of Kollam. Spread over an area of 248.32 square km, it is an important centre for trade. The residents of Pathanapuram indulge themselves in daily activities such as maintaining dairies, poultry, farming, rearing of goats, making bricks, weaving bamboos, etc. to earn their primary income. Since the town comprises of cultivations of spice and rubber, it attracts a huge number of foreign as well as local tourists who trade in this area of business. People also visit the place during the months of February and March to experience the Chandanakuddam festival which is held at the mosque every year for the devotees. Read More

One more popular religious center, Pattazhi or Pattazhy is located in Pathanapuram Taluk in kollam District. An ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathy is among the major attractions of the area. Mudi Festival organized annually in the temple attracts large number of devotees.

Dating back to 16the century AD, Pullichira Church is an ancient building that is mainly renowned for its annual fest. The fest is organized by the church on the first day of the Malayalam calendar or on a Sunday prior to Christmas. Situated in Mayyanad Panchayath in kollam District on the banks of Pullichira Lake, the church is easily approached from various neighbouring cities.