Fly from New York to Thiruvananthapuram with Etihad Airways
Book flights from New York to Thiruvananthapuram – and journey from the bright lights of the Big Apple to the coastal splendour of southern India.
Formerly known as Trivandrum, the capital of Kerala is famed for its serene shrines, fascinating museums and beautiful beaches.
Your journey to this easy-going city will connect via Abu Dhabi. Book New York to Thiruvananthapuram tickets with Etihad today – and travel in comfort and style.
JFK to TRV: flight facts
Flying from New York to Thiruvananthapuram: FAQs
Is Thiruvananthapuram easy to get around?
Taxis and taxi apps are a useful way to get around the city, while auto rickshaws provide a more ‘authentic’ feel to exploring the streets.
There are also bus and train services if you want to discover the wider districts of the city, or the areas outside of Thiruvananthapuram. To get from the airport to the city centre after you land, airport transfers can be pre-booked with Etihad.
What is the weather like in Thiruvananthapuram?
Thiruvananthapuram enjoys a tropical climate and is blessed with warm weather all year round – with average highs from 28°Cs to 32°C throughout.
The summer months are the wettest time of year, while winter is generally drier. Consistent sunshine and long, light days make this a fantastic destination to explore.
Top tips for New York to Thiruvananthapuram
Step back in time at Thiruvananthapuram’s shrines and museums
The museums in Thiruvananthapuram are a hidden treasure trove. While New York’s Guggenheim is famous around the world, the Napier Museum feels like a best-kept secret. You’ll find numerous artefacts here, such as bronze and Buddhist sculptures. The Puthe Maliga Palace Museum, on the other hand, shines a light into the lives of the 18th-century rulers of this region.
Padmanabhaswamy Temple, with its awe-inspiring golden structure, is another must-visit attraction for those fascinated by history and heritage.
Seek out flavour-filled menus
New York is famed as a culinary capital of the States – yet Thiruvananthapuram’s dining scene has its own fair share of gems.
Make sure you don’t miss Villa Maya, a converted 18th-century mansion that serves up delicious Keralan cuisine. Other venues are well known for their vegetarian food, while world-class biryani – a local speciality – is never far away.