The Mundanad House is a magnificent 130-year-old heritage treasure constructed on an Agraharam, this 2,200 sq. ft. property, with Dutch Colonial features is more than simply a reflection of Thiruvananthapuram's ethnic hues. It is everything beyond it. This charming mansion, which was recently restored to its original characteristics, is a magical place to stay with easy access to the city and nearby tiny towns being only a short walk away. Tucked away among centuries-old clusters of charming homesteads, experience an era that embraced the richness of the communities that have lived and shared this space.

Trivandrum, the former capital of the princely state of Travancore, offers a wealth of delectable cuisine and captivating sights. From a vibrant zoo to the grandeur of a Travancore palace and a collection of Victorian museums housed in splendid neo-Keralan structures, the city provides ample reasons to extend your stay and explore its intriguing offerings.