Thrissur Pooram, Enchanting Kerala, Newsletter, Kerala Tourism Thrissur Pooram, often termed as the festival of festivals in…

The culinary specialties of Thrissur district reflect the unique blend of flavours, ingredients, and cooking techniques that are intrinsic to Kerala's rich food heritage. From traditional vegetarian dishes to …

Have a look at some of the popular temples, with videos and photographs, in Thrissur district of Kerala, India.

One of India's oldest zoological parks, located in Thrissur, Kerala, featuring diverse wildlife, a botanical garden, and museums, offering both education and leisure in a serene setting.

Thrissur Pooram, held at Thekkinkadu Maidanam in the heart of Thrissur district, is a resplendent festival celebrated with grandeur, blending the spiritual and cultural essence of Kerala.

Located in the cultural capital of the state, Thrissur, the main deity here is Lord Krishna. Constructed in the traditional Kerala style of architecture, the temple is in itself a sight to behold.

Be it cultural, historical or geographical, the district of Thrissur weaves a unique tapestry in the cultural fabric of Kerala. Fine-tuned to the rhythm of the vibrant crescendo of drums, illuminated by the …

Athirappilly and Vazhachal are two famous waterfalls on the edge of the Sholayar Forest ranges. Located in the Sholayar Forest Range in Thrissur, both the waterfalls are part of the Chalakudy River.

A well-maintained beach in Thrissur known for its pristine sands, clear waters, and vibrant sunsets, offering family-friendly amenities and scenic relaxation. Thalikulam Snehatheeram Beach, located in …

Pulikali is usually performed in Thrissur on the fourth day of Onam. During the days of Onam, the Pulikottu or the beats that usually accompany the dance, reverberate through Thrissur. Those are …