Gold Price Today in Thiruvananthapuram

Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala · Thursday, 25 June 2026

24K Gold
Per Gram
14,577
0.00%
22K Gold
Per Gram
13,362
0.00%
18K Gold
Per Gram
10,933
0.00%
22K Gold
Per 10g
1,33,620
0.00%

Savaran Gold Price in Thiruvananthapuram Today

1 Savaran 22K (8 grams)
1,06,896
1 Savaran 24K (8 grams)
1,16,616

Gold Price in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala— Today's Rate

Today's gold rate in Thiruvananthapuram is 13,362 per gram for 22K gold and 14,577 per gram for 24K gold. Prices are updated daily based on the IBJA (India Bullion and Jewellers Association) rate and include applicable state taxes for Kerala.

Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum), Kerala's capital, has a dense gold retail market centred around Chalai Bazaar, East Fort, and Palayam. Kerala's government employees and high NRI remittance inflows drive exceptionally strong gold demand year-round. Major national chains and Kerala-based brands like Malabar Gold have flagship stores here.

As Kerala's capital, Thiruvananthapuram embodies the state's deep gold culture. 'Onam' is one of the biggest gold-buying seasons in Kerala. The traditional 'Kasavu' mundu paired with heavy gold sets is the standard for Onam celebrations. Kerala women traditionally wear gold in daily life to a far greater extent than most other Indian states.

Buying tip: Thiruvananthapuram consistently records some of India's highest gold prices due to extraordinary demand from NRI remittances and cultural purchasing. The city's proximity to the Padmanabhaswamy Temple — which holds the world's largest known treasure of gold — reflects the deep cultural connection to gold in the region. Compare prices across at least 3-4 showrooms before buying.

GST of 3% is applicable on all gold purchases in India. For investment gold (coins, bars), making charges are typically lower than jewellery. Always insist on a BIS hallmark certificate when buying gold in Thiruvananthapuram.

Gold Buying FAQs for Thiruvananthapuram

Despite intense demand, the sheer number of jewellers along Chalai Bazaar and East Fort means making charges remain competitive — comparing quotes from at least 3-4 showrooms before buying is standard practice here, not unusual.