The capital of God’s Own Country Trivandrum which is now known as Thiruvananthapuram is home to many tourist destinations, eateries, as well as many shopping sites, to have a blissful shopping. Trivandrum is the largest city in the south. The city of Trivandrum boasts of British colonial architecture. Trivandrum provides its tourists and visitors with many picturesque beaches, and landscapes, as well as delicious local cuisine that is to be devoured without taking a look at your appetite. We will have a look at some of the most famous malls for a joyful experience.

The first mall of Trivandrum which was established in 2018 is the Mall of Travancore. The mall of Travancore provides every amenity under its roof. The Mall of Travancore boasts of being the first green mall in India. This mall is home to a vertical garden providing a magnificent view. This mall has a total of 7 multiplex theatres, 9 indoor rides, and 60+ video kiosks providing joyful and blissful moments while spending time with your family. It consists of 300 international and national brands and also contains some excellent food outlets to appetize your hunger.

Location: Eanchakal, Chakkai Junction
Famous for: First green mall in India
Timings: 10 AM to 11 PM

Established in the 1960s, Parthas Textile runs parallel with the word elegance. This mall is a 5-storied mall, which has a product in each corner of its premises and is a famous destination for locals as well as tourists. This complex mall has etched its identity among the people of Travancore and is famous for the class of people living culturally and traditionally in Travancore. This place has a rich silk fabric collection which is impeccable. It’s a unisex mall where kids can also have what they are looking for.

Location: Power House Road, East Fort
Famous for: exquisite silk collection&nbsp;
Timings: 10 AM to 9 PM
Other Places to visit: Kayakalpa Ayurveda and wellness centre

The Saphalayam Shopping Complex is situated at the heart of Mahatma Gandhi road and is a well-known establishment among the locals. It was first regarded as a mall, but as time changed and more malls were established, it is still the place for window shopping at its best. You can find everything ranging from socks to shoes to bags to dresses and food too in this complex. This is one of the pocket-friendly shopping complexes in Trivandrum and you can find the crowd is more youth-oriented.

Location: Mahatma Gandhi Road&nbsp;
Timings: 10 AM to 10 PM
Other Places to visit: Priyadarshini Planetarium Thiruvananthapuram

People from all over Kerela visit Ramachandran Textile to buy the exquisite and impeccable quality silk that this textile provides. Established in the 80s the Ramachandran Textile is still gaining popularity for the amazing products it is selling. It is located at the heart of Thiruvananthapuram city and sells products for all age groups ranging from kids to adults. If you visit Thiruvananthapuram, you should definitely take the silk from this textile as a token of visiting this place.

Famous for: Impeccable silk quality
Location: Ramachandran Lane, East Fort
Timings: 9 AM - 9:30 PM
Other Places to visit: Padma Theerthakkara Siva Parvati Temple, E. M. S. Memorial Auditorium

The Avenue Centre Shoppe is one of those places that provides shopping as well as relaxation from all the tiredness of the day with its luxurious hair spas, and for remaining in the trending fashion this centre flaunts a family salon as well. This centre also has some of the most elegant jewellery collections to flaunt that fabulous look. After getting rejuvenized with the hair treatment you can eat the mouth-watering local cuisine which is a must if you ever visit the Avenue centre shoppe.

Famous for: Delicious local cuisine
Location: SH 1, Mannanthala Junction, Near, Mannanthala, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala&nbsp;
Timings: 9:30 AM to 10 PM&nbsp;
Other Places to visit: Sooryaprabha Convention Centre, Veli lake tourist village

The Attukal Shopping Complex has one of the most amazing architectures which is very beautiful to watch. This shopping complex is one of the most hygienic ones in the city of Thiruvananthapuram. While entering this complex the entrance lights are very well decorated and provide an amazing look. You can shop everything ranging from daily use products to clothes to gifts at a reasonable price. The watch collection is exquisite and for a watch lover this place is heaven, it has some of the trendiest pieces of watches that will make your style statement go through the roof.

Famous for: Watch collection
Location: S Street Road, East Fort, Pazhavengadi
Timings: 9 AM to 9 PM
Other Places to visit: Rudra Mahalaya, Yas Beach

The Narmada group of companies has 3 major private companies under its belt:
<ul>
<li>Narmada Building Enterprises Ltd.</li>
<li>Narmada design centre Ltd.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li>Narmada Consumer Stores Ltd</li>
</ul>
The Narmada Shopping Complex is a go-to place for every basic need as well as any exotic preference as this place consists of each and everything. This shopping complex suits each class of customer. More than 30+ licensed firms are present in this massive shopping complex which includes everything such as perfumes, jewellery, flowers, ice cream parlour, and everything you can imagine.

Location: Kaudiar, Thiruvananthapuram
Timings: 9 AM to 7:30 PM
Other Places to visit: Annas Arcade. Palayam, Sri Chitra Art Gallery

The capital city of Kerela Thiruvananthapuram is one of the most exotic places to witness while visiting God’s Own Country. People from all over the world arrive at this city to witness the divine beauty of the backwaters, and picturesque landscape of the beaches of Kovalam and Varkala, as well as to get blessings from the many temples that this place has. To make your family happy you should visit any place from the list above as your shopping list will have many items on it, and these places will provide all that you can hope for.

Top 7 Malls in Trivandrum for a Joyful Shopping & Entertainment Treat

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