Written By
Gopika VC
Shakthan Thampuran Palace was one royal residence. People call it Vadakkekara Palace. Ramavarma Thampuran commissioned the Dutch-style renovation.
You can visit Vilangan Hills in Thrissur with friends or family. This hillock has calming vibes and beautiful vistas.
One of the most prominent Hindu pilgrimage sites in Thrissur. This temple's deity is Sree Maha Vishnu.
Anakotta is the native name for Punnathur Kotta. Domesticated elephants for Kerala temple celebrations or Guruvayur Dewaswom festivities are kept here.
The zoo and the museum are both in the same place, so you can see both of them in as little time as possible.
Chalakudy River's powerful waterfall. If you want an off-beat vacation, explore the Charpa Falls.
One of Kerala's most famous waterfalls. Due of its eco-political issues, the waterfall has gained media attention in addition to its natural beauty.
The forest ranges around the waterfalls, the views, and the atmosphere and mood while spending time here are all soothing.
Syro-Malabar Catholics own the church. When it ranks third in height among Asian churches, the church's tourism value increases. Visitors love the Gothic architecture.
Visit Chettuva Backwaters for boating and other activities. This visit is unavoidable whether you are visiting Thrissur with family, friends, or a large group.
This temple worships Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess. It's one of Kerala's largest Bhagavathy temples.
Thekkinkadu Maidan in Thrissur houses the temple. Visit the temple to experience original Keralite temple architecture.
Kerala Kalamandalam educates Kerala's artistic genius. All artistically talented persons receive professional training and education at the institution.
In Thrissur, you can drive 5 km to the beach from Guruvayur Sree Krishna Temple. Beachside estuaries offer a more natural experience.
After the dam is built, the natural beauty and forest richness remain. If you're visiting the dam, stop at Peechi Vazhani Wildlife Sanctuary.