The Mundanad House

The Mundanad House, a magnificent 130-year-old heritage treasure constructed on an Agraharam, is more than simply a reflection of Thiruvananthapuram’s ethnic hues. It is everything beyond it. 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.

This charming property, 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. Bound to be a hit with history lovers, there’s a lot to see here, from ancient ceilings, and traditional aangans to pretty-as-a-picture windows and balconies. this beautiful home offers a sanctuary of solitude in the midst of the city’s bustle. Ideal for a small family or a couple of friends, your cool living area with its hardwood ceilings and classic furniture allows you to read all morning before venturing outside and taking in the neighbouring sights.

AMENITIES

sleeps upto 6

3 Bedrooms

3 bathrooms

PRICE

Daily

Starting from 5400/-

Weekly

Starting from 34020/-

Monthly

N/A

Living

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. The house has 3 bedrooms with air conditioning, a dining area and a fully equipped kitchen. Ideal for a small family or a couple of friends, your cool living area with its hardwood ceilings and classic furniture allows you to read all morning before venturing outside and taking in the neighbouring sights.

Dining

Dining at Mundanad House offers a unique culinary experience steeped in tradition and culture, reminiscent of the authentic South Indian dining experience found in historic Agraharams, or traditional Brahmin settlements. The menu at Agraharam showcases a delectable array of South Indian vegetarian delicacies, prepared using age-old recipes and cooking techniques passed down through generations. One of the highlights is the opportunity to enjoy a traditional thali meal, served on a banana leaf and featuring a generous spread of rice, curries, vegetables, and sweets, offering a taste of the diverse and vibrant flavours of South Indian cuisine. The thali meals need to be ordered on prior .

Activities

Beyond Kovalam – A trip to Kovalam: (Chargeable)

Kovalam, located along the coast of the Arabian Sea in the southern Indian state of Kerala, is renowned for its picturesque beaches, tranquil atmosphere, and vibrant local culture. A day trip to Kovalam offers the perfect blend of relaxation, exploration, and cultural immersion. Spend the late morning indulging in various beach activities at Kovalam Beach. Explore the iconic Lighthouse Beach. Take a short drive to Vizhinjam Fishing Harbour, located near Kovalam. Enjoy a delicious dinner at a beachside restaurant, accompanied by live traditional Kerala music and dance performances.

Kingdom of Gods Trails: (Chargeable)

A visit to the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Trivandrum is an enriching experience that offers insights into Kerala’s rich cultural and religious heritage. Explore the expansive temple complex. Marvel at the intricate carvings, sculptures, and murals that adorn the walls and pillars of the temple. You can visit nearby attractions such as the Napier Museum and Zoo. The Napier Museum showcases a diverse collection of artifacts, including bronze idols, ancient ornaments, and traditional Kerala paintings. The Trivandrum Zoo, located adjacent to the museum, is home to a variety of exotic animals and birds.