Package Includes: 
Ø  Accommodation in the selected category of room.
Ø  The above rates are quoted in Euros inclusive of all taxes.
Ø  Rates may increase or decrease subject to change in taxes at any time as per Central & State government tax notifications.
Ø  All the above treatments will be provided to individuals only after consultation with the Ayurveda doctor.
Ø  All the treatments are done by well qualified therapists .
Ø  The above rates are inclusive of breakfast, lunch & dinner on Ayurvedic Meal Plans as advised by the Ayurveda doctor.
Ø  Yoga/Meditation once daily.
Ø  Two way transfer from and to Trivandrum International Airport / Trivandrum or Nagercoil or Kulithurai Railway Station.
Ø  One time excursion to Padmanabhapuram Palace and Thiruvattar Temple
Ø  Rates provided do not include any internal medicines, which may be prescribed. The same will vary depending on the pre-existing conditions of the client of any.
Ø  Rubber Plantation Tour.

The Getaway with Infinite Experience

Anantya is a quiet lush tropical retreat nestled within 1000 acres of Rubber plantations. Anantya is perched on the banks of the Chittar Lake where the Western Ghats give way to “Alli Kulams” and “Tamara Kulams” (Lily and Lotus Ponds) in beautiful Kanyakumari district.

At Anantya, shades of green and hues of blue stretch as far as the eye can see. The peace, tranquility and calm of water and picturesque Anantya will recharge and rejuvenate you.

Visit Anantya to discover for yourselves why it is Travancore’s Best Kept Secret.

Take a Plantation Walk:

Anantya Travancore occupies a small area of Vaikundum Estate, a working rubber plantation. “Vaikundum,” which in Hindu mythology is “the divine abode” provides a spectacular setting for the resort.

Vaikundum Estate is located in Kanyakumari district, the southern most district of India. The Estate has a long and rich history. These lands were part of the erstwhile state of Travancore (now Kerala) and were ruled over by the Travancore royal family. Under the Travancore royal family, these lands were only small agricultural holdings. The kings of Travancore assigned to local chieftains through royal proclamations.

In the early 20th century, a few Europeans, mostly Britishers, acquired the small land holdings and converted them into larger estate holdings. Sir Daniel Hamilton was one of the British planters who began to cultivate these lands. The estate was then known as “Kaliel Estate.” From Sir Hamilton, the estate passed into the hands of a trio of British planters-Thomas Patrik Madden Alexander, William Coombe, and Reginald Garnier. Among these planters, Thomas Patrik Madden Alexander is credited with introducing rubber plantations in Kanyakumari district.

In 1928, ownership of the estate passed to The Vaikundum Co., Ltd., which changed ownership and names a few times over the years. Since 1957, the estate has been owned and operated by one family. The estate is now a third generation family-owned business.

The construction of Chittar Dam I and II flooded the area and created the Chittar Lake, which has enhanced the beauty of the area. Anantya is located on the waterfront of Chittar Lake. For years, these quiet picturesque surroundings were only known to and enjoyed by a few gentleman planters. Anantya Travancore has opened up the area for others to enjoy.

Experiences:
When was the last time you tried something for the first time?

Anantya is uniquely poised to cater to all your travel desires. Enjoy a quiet relaxed vacation, a rejuvenating experience, or a more thrilling ride. Make Anantya your destination or use Anantya’s location to explore Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

Anantya’s location offers a great opportunity to experience the heritage and cultures of both the southern states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu. In “God’s Own Country,” Kerala, you can explore Kerala’s famed beaches, tropical rivers, backwaters and lakes, and enjoy the world-acclaimed therapeutic Ayurvedic massages. In Tamil Nadu, you can immerse yourself in the rich Tamil culture by visiting ancient temples and observing unique temple processions and festivals. You can journey to some as yet undiscovered and secluded beaches. Or, travel to the surreal edge of the Indian subcontinent where three seas merge to offer you spectacular sunrises and sunsets.