Resorts in Trichur / Thrissur
Thrissur, means 'town with the name of Lord Siva'. It is the cultural capital of Kerala which is known for its religious fervor and cultural centre for centuries. It has one of the largest temples in Kerala, the Vadakkumnatha Kshethram and is the site for prominent Pooram Festival in Kerala . Good connectivity through airways, railways and roadways make this place quite accessible.
- Vadakkumnatha Kshethram Temple:
Vadakkumnatha Kshethram temple sits atop a hill in the centre of Thrissur is known for its architectural style. The temple contains the sacred shrines of Paramashiva, Parvathi, Sankaranarayana, Ganapathi, Sri Rama and Sri Krishna Thissur Pooram, the grandest temple spectacle in Kerala, is illustrious here in April every year. Non Hindus are not allowed inside the temple. - Churches:
There are several significant churches including Lady of Lourdes Cathedral and Puhanpally Church. - Guruvayoor Kshethram:
Guruvayoor Kshethram has Sreekrishna Temple, which is one of the most famous in north of Trissur. The temple has more than 40 elephants that are kept at nearby Punathur Kota. - Triprayar:
This is famous for the temple of Sri Rama located on the banks of the Triprayar river. Its architecture is analogous to that of the Vadakkumnatha Kshathram. - St. Thomas Church:
The original St. Thomas Church, a stone and wooden assembly, was established in 1845 and committed to St. George Foraine. - Kerala Forest Research Institute:
This institute was established in 1975, undertake research on a range of issues including entomology, medical plants, clonal propagation of plants, disease control and methods for reforestation. - Athirappally - Vazhachal:
62 Kms south of Trichur, east of Chalakkudy and close to the entrance of Sholayar forest ranges are the striking water falls namely Athirappally and Vazhachal that are 5 kms apart. Golden Triangle Tour
