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Located 60 km from the Thrissur district of Kerala, Athirapally Falls is a marvellous cascade of frothy waters that makes its way from the Anamudi mountains of the Western Ghats. Also called as Bahubali Waterfall, this 80 ft high and 330 ft wide marvel is the largest waterfall in Kerala. It is often referred to as the "Niagara Falls of India".

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The Vadakkumnathan Temple, a monumental structure dating back a thousand years, stands as a living testament to Kerala's rich cultural and religious heritage. This ancient temple, adorned with magnificent mural paintings, some of which are over four centuries old, boasts a remarkable collection of artistry and history. Among its prized possessions is the famed Nataraja Mural near the main gate, a masterpiece that captivates visitors with its timeless beauty.

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Thrissur is also famously known as “the cultural hub of Kerala”. With Raja Ram Verma taking on the mantle as the ruler of the Kochi kingdom in 1790, Thrissur saw a fresh awakening, as it saw some beautiful architectural changes, administrative ones (what with controlling the aggressive rule of powerful chieftains), and also cultural ones. Thrissur Pooram, the biggest Pooram, was his brainchild, in which people of all castes and backgrounds could participate.

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Shakthan Thampuran Palace situated in the town of Thrissur marks the royal residence of the king of Cochin and has been a famous tourist attraction because of its historical value. Popularly known as Vadakkekara Palace, it dated back to the time of the King of Cochin named Rama Varma Shakthan Thampuran and was constructed in 1795. The king was a very generous ruler, and the duration of his reign was known as the 'Golden Age of Kochi'.

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Vazhachal Falls, situated 60 kilometers from Thrissur city and just 5 kilometers from Athirapilly Falls, is a captivating waterfall nestled amidst the lush greenery of the Sholayar forests. This magnificent cascade, formed by the Chalakudy River as it descends through the rugged terrain of the Western Ghats, is a popular tourist destination and a favorite among nature enthusiasts.

47 km
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Places To Visit in Thrissur

Charpa Falls, located in Thrissur district of Kerala, India, is a breathtaking cascade nestled amidst lush greenery and pristine natural surroundings. Situated near the Athirappilly Falls, Charpa Falls offers a serene retreat for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. The waterfall cascades down from a height of approximately 70 feet, creating a mesmerizing spectacle as it plunges into the rocky pool below.

1 km
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Also known as the State Museum & Zoo, Thissur Zoo is an 13.5-acre zoo that was opened in 1885 in the heart of Thrissur City, Kerala. The zoo houses a wide variety of animals, reptiles, and birds. Some of these are tigers, lions, deers, sloth bears, monkeys, hippopotamus, camels, cobras, kraits, vipers, rat snakes, pink flamingos, mithun of the north-eastern hills, and lion-tailed macaques. There's a special building within the zoo compound which houses snakes alone.

17 km
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Peechi Dam lies at a distance of 23 km from Thrissur. The dam is the main irrigation project of this town of Kerala. It is a very famous attraction, and visitors come here now and then for the fantastic picnic spot it serves as and for the boating facilities which are offered at this reservoir. One can also come across Peechi-Vazhani Wildlife Sanctuary here which is a must-visit place for the nature-lovers. The dam is constructed across the Manali River.

24 km
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Kerala Kalamandalam, a deemed University of Arts and Culture, is a major centre for learning Indian Performing Arts, especially those that were developed in the Southern states of India, with a special emphasis on Kerala. It is situated in the village of Cheruthuruthy in Chelakkara, Thrissur District on the banks of the Bharathapuzha river. Kerala Kalamandalam has been currently functioning as a grant-in-aid institution under the Cultural Affairs Department, Government of Kerala.

22 km
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The Heritage Garden in Thrissur offers visitors a serene retreat amidst historical splendor and natural beauty. Situated in the heart of the city, this meticulously curated garden showcases the rich heritage and culture of Kerala, providing a tranquil oasis for relaxation and exploration. Featuring lush greenery, vibrant flower beds, and intricate landscaping, the Heritage Garden is a feast for the senses. Visitors can stroll along winding pathways, surrounded by traditional Kerala architecture and sculptures that depict scenes from local folklore and mythology.

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Vilangan Kunnu in Thrissur, Kerala, is a serene hilltop destination renowned for its panoramic views and tranquil ambiance. Perched atop a small hill, the ascent to Vilangan Kunnu is accessible to visitors of all ages, offering lush greenery and refreshing breezes along the way. At the summit, visitors are treated to breathtaking panoramic vistas of Thrissur city, the surrounding countryside, and the distant Western Ghats, making it a favorite spot for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

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Chavakkad Beach in Thrissur, Kerala, is a serene coastal haven offering visitors an escape to pristine sandy shores and tranquil waters along the Arabian Sea coast. Its expansive golden sands and gentle waves provide the perfect backdrop for relaxation and leisure, inviting visitors to unwind amidst the serene surroundings. Beyond its natural beauty, the beach is also a hub of local fishing activity, where traditional fishermen ply their trade and visitors can witness their time-honored techniques or even try their hand at fishing.

1 km
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The Basilica of Our Lady of Dolours, also known as Puthen Palli, is a Roman Catholic Minor Basilica situated in Thrissur, Kerala. Built in 1875, this magnificent basilica stands as a symbol of architectural grandeur and spiritual significance. Renowned for its awe-inspiring interiors adorned with intricate murals on walls and ceilings, it boasts the largest church interior in South India. Dominating the skyline of Thrissur is the basilica's towering 140-ft-long steeple, a majestic sight visible from anywhere in the town.

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The Archaeological & Art Museum in Thrissur, Kerala, stands as a treasure trove of historical artifacts and artistic masterpieces, offering visitors a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region. Housed within the majestic Kollengode Palace, this museum showcases a diverse collection of archaeological finds, ancient artifacts, and exquisite artworks spanning various periods of history. Established in 1938, the museum boasts a fascinating array of exhibits, including sculptures, coins, paintings, and manuscripts, dating back to different epochs of Kerala's illustrious past.

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The Arattupuzha Temple in Thrissur, Kerala, holds immense cultural and religious significance, serving as a revered pilgrimage destination and a center of traditional festivals and rituals. Dedicated to Lord Ayyappa, the temple is renowned for its ancient history, vibrant festivals, and architectural splendor.

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Places To Visit in Thrissur

The Chalakkudy River in Thrissur holds a prominent place as the fourth longest river in Kerala, boasting a rich natural heritage that sets it apart from others in the region. What distinguishes the Chalakkudy River is its unique riparian vegetation, a rare feature among Kerala's waterways. Along its banks, this river hosts naturally preserved plant habitats and communities, characterized by their lush and evergreen nature.

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The Shankara Samadhi in Thrissur holds immense spiritual significance as the final resting place of the revered Hindu philosopher and saint, Adi Shankaracharya. Located in the heart of Thrissur, Kerala, this sacred site is a revered pilgrimage destination for devotees and followers of Shankaracharya's teachings.

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The Thiruvambadi Krishna Temple in Thrissur, Kerala, stands as a revered center of worship and cultural heritage, drawing devotees and visitors alike with its spiritual ambiance and architectural splendor. Dedicated to Lord Krishna, this ancient temple holds a significant place in the religious and cultural landscape of Kerala. Dating back centuries, the Thiruvambadi Krishna Temple is steeped in history and tradition, with legends recounting its divine origins and miraculous powers.

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Thiruvilvamala village, situated north of Thrissur in Kerala, is renowned for its cultural and religious heritage, anchored by the revered Vilwadrinatha Temple and several other ancient temples dotting its landscape. The Vilwadrinatha Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his Vilwadrinatha form, stands as a prominent landmark and spiritual center in the village, drawing devotees and pilgrims from far and wide.

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Established in 1976 by Sri. Ramavarma Appanthampuran, the Appan Thampuran Smarakam, situated at Ayyanthole, stands as a cultural and literary museum within the historic Kumarapuram Palace. Renowned for its rich collection of journals, magazines, and books, the museum offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into Kerala's cultural and literary heritage.

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The Paramekavu Bhagavathy Temple, situated in Thrissur, Kerala, holds a prominent position as one of the largest Bhagavathy temples in the state. Dedicated to Goddess Durga, the temple stands as a revered site of worship and spirituality, drawing devotees from far and wide to seek blessings and solace in the divine presence.

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Triprayar Sri Rama Temple is an ancient temple which is dedicated to Lord Rama and is situated in Triprayar, Thrissur. The prime deity worshipped in the temple is popularly known as Triprayarappan or Triprayar Thevar. The idol of Lord Rama can be seen here holding a conch, a disc, a garland, and a bow with his four arms. As per legends, it is believed that Lord Krishna worshipped the idol of Lord Rama.

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Nestled in the Chalakkudy River glade while going towards the Athirappalli Waterfalls lies the Thumboormuzhi Dam and Garden. Situated in a mystic forest patch, this place is lesser known which makes it a treasure of the Thrissur district. Thumboormuzhi has almost everything to spice up your holidays - the dam, a butterfly garden, hanging bridge, and children's park. This natural habitat of the butterflies is believed to consist of almost all the species of butterflies in the world.

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The Chimmony Dam, popularly known as Chimmini Dam, is situated near a village named Echippara in Mukundapuram taluka of the Thrissur district. It is constructed across the River Chimoni which is a tributary of the Karuvannur River. The reservoir along with the Chimmony Wildlife Sanctuary is surrounded by hills of the Southern Western Ghats thereby making the area appear natural and scenic. The dam was started in 1984 but was made fully functional and dedicated to the nation in 1996. 

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The Snehatheeram Beach situated in Thrissur is one of the most super-scenic beaches present here, and a trip to Thrissur without coming down here is incomplete with the sun, sand and the Arabian Sea all coming together in perfect harmony and descending upon the beach right in the middle of the coastline.

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One of the major Shiva Temples situated in Kerala, the Thiruvanchikulam Mahadeva Temple is more than 2000 years old. The temple is known for the depiction of Lord Shiva who is the presiding deity in the temple in various forms and also for other minor shrines dedicated to other Gods and Goddesses.

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Located in Peruvanam, Thrissur, the Peruvanam Mahadeva Temple is one of the most famous temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. The opulent temple comprises of two shrines namely 'Irattayappan Temple' on the North and 'Maadathilappan Temple' on the South of the main temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The dual Shivalinga is the unique feature of the Irattayappan Temple which is the reason why its prime deity is also known as Irattayappan denoting the duality.

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With its sprawling 11.5 acres of land which is surrounded by green foliage all around, the exquisite Punnathur Kotta is the best example to depict the reason why Kerala is known as the 'Land of Elephants'. The jumbo elephants are the prime attractions of the place with around 60 of them kept here and taken care of. You are likely to come across an excellent and magical picture which is painted by the playing elephant along the scenic beauty around.

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The Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda Museum is one of its kind showcasing a dioramic representation of the traditional growth that Ayurveda has witnessed over the years and the work that has been put in by the Acharyas towards the evolution of science over the years. It is a perfect place for all the people who have interest in this field of study.

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Established in 52 AD by St. Thomas and situated in Palayur, St Thomas Church is the oldest one in India and one amongst the seven that were founded by St. Thomas the Apostle. Legend has it that after St. Thomas landed at Palayur, he came across some Hindu Brahmins at the Thaliyakulam offering prayers and chanting mantras to God in the form of Tharpanam to the sun god.

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Lush green trees on one side and beautiful temple ponds on the other, the Koodalmanikyam Temple is one of the most famous temples of Kerala which was built before the 15th century. Dedicated to Lord Bharatha, who was the brother of Sree Rama, this temple is an architectural wonder belonging to the ancient world.

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A place where you can discover your peace, be amazed at human persistence and be thankful for the simple gifts that nature has bestowed upon us including animals, birds, fish, and mankind is the Kauthuka Park. The park, which is nothing less than a place of wonders, is situated at Chalakuddy which lies on the way to the Athirappally Waterfalls in the district of Thrissur was founded by a simple farmer named Mr Varkey Veliyath.

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Being the tallest church tower in Asia which can be seen from anywhere in the town, it stands proudly at around 260 feet tower behind two towers with a height of 140 feet each. This structure has also been certified as an earthquake-proof structure by the officials of the Geology Department.

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Home to two beautiful waterfalls namely Olakkayam and Ilanjippara, the serene and exquisite Marottichal Waterfalls is a stunning place. The Olakkayam and Ilanjippara Waterfalls not being explored so much to date have made them one of the finest spots for spending some time alone surrounded by nature.

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The first and oldest mosque built on the land of India, the Cheraman Juma Masjid is situated in the Methala village of Kodungallur town of Kerala. It is also the second oldest mosque where Jumu'ah prayers are offered. It has a distinctive feature which differentiates it from the rest of the mosques being that it faces westwards while all the other mosques face towards the east.

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Nattika Beach is predominantly a fisher folk beach and was relatively unknown to people. It only became popular after the Malayalam movie Chemeen was shot here. The beach also encourages a lot of adventure sports, backwater cruises, elephant rides, horse rides etc.

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Vadanappally is a small coastal village in Kerala inhabited by fishermen. The beach adjacent to the village settlement is known as Vadanappally Beach which is lined with coconut palm trees and oral reefs. The beach is also linked to the backwaters.

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Located on the Chvakkad- Ponnani highway, some 5 kms from Thrissur, Periyambalam Beach is one of the most serene and beautiful beaches in the region. Lined with beautiful plantations and casuarina forests, the beach makes for a perfect day out in the sun.

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Located around 45 kms from Thrissur in Azhikode, Munakkal Beach is the largest beach in the Thrissur district based on the banks of the mighty Arabian Sea. The beach offers sweeping views of the sun, sea and sand.

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Vadakkechira is one of the oldest ponds situated in Thrissur, Kerala and was constructed by the ruler Shakthan Thampuran (1751-1805). The pond was originally built to tend to the irrigation and drinking purposes for the people.