| Kerala Tourism Offices Thiruvananthapuram | |
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| 1 Tourist Facilitation Centre, Department of Tourism, Park View + 91 471 2321132 2 Tourist Information Centre, Railway Station, Thampanoor + 91 471 2334470 3 Tourist Information Centre, KSRTC Central Bus Station, Thampanoor + 91 471 2327224 4 Tourist Information Centre, Domestic Airport + 91 471 2501085 5 Tourist Information Centre, International Airport + 91 471 2502298 6 Tourist Facilitation Centre, Guest House Compound, Kovalam + 91 471 2480085 7 District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC), Vellayambalam + 91 471 2315397 Fax:+ 91 471 2313606 8 Tourist Amenity Centre , Varkala + 91 470 2602227 | + 91 471 2315397 Fax:+ 91 471 2313606 |
| Kerala Tourism Offices Thiruvananthapuram | |
| Kerala Tourism Offices Thiruvananthapuram | |
| Kerala Tourism runs Information Offices in various Indian states. Those on their trip in Kerala can visit Information Offices functioning in all districts and at major destinations. Find your nearest office from the list given below. | |
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| Jan 4, 2010 | |
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