Thrissur

The clock has started ticking for the start of the most celebrated festival of Kerala. Known as the Pooram of Poorams, Thrissur Pooram is world famous for its pageantry, colours, vibrancy, splendour, elephants and the mass participation. The pooram is one ...

I was visiting my cousins in Thrissur last weekend. We were meeting after a long time and therefore had a long chat. We had no other plans than to eat, chat, sleep on repeat mode; which is when my uncle and ...

Alleppey or Alappuzha is home to the famous backwaters of Kerala.With a very vast network of waterways and innumerable houseboats it keeps up to the very apt tag given to the town as the 'Venice of the East'. Heading in the ...

A place where one can see the mist floating in the air,a pleasing aroma of coffee to grab your nostrils, and a chain of beautiful mountains on all the four sides, and the majestic weather which would relax your nerves! Yes, ...

Koodalmanikyam Temple in Kerala is one of the oldest temples in India. Located at Irinjalakkuda in Thrissur district, it is one of the most important Hindu temples in Kerala. The temple is dedicated to Lord Bharatha. One of the distinct features ...

Kerala is not only known for its enchanting landscapes and seascapes but also for religious places. There are many temples with interesting legends and local history that are worth a visit. Among them is the Thiruvanchikulam Mahadeva Temple in Thrissur. The ...

Thrissur, the cultural capital of Kerala, is one of the best tourist destinations of the state. Popular for its contribution to the art and culture of the state, the city is known for its festivals and other cultural activities that are ...

Shakthan Thampuran was one among the greatest rulers of Cochin dynasty. He was an able administrator who maintained good relation with neighbouring provinces and the colonisers. His time is considered as the 'Golden Age of Kochi' as many developments took place ...

Indian movies have a big role in popularising waterfalls! In fact, they have made it so romantic that we would love to pull out a stunt like that. Aishwarya Rai dancing in Athirappilly Falls, Prabhas jumping over waterfalls in Baahubali film, ...

Thrissur is known as the cultural capital of Kerala. The land is popular for some of its unique cultural aspects like the Thrissur Pooram and Vadakkunnathan Temple among the rest. From its rich historical past to the glory it enjoys today, ...

The moment someone says Athirappilly (also Athirapally), we get a vision of actress Aishwarya Rai dancing for the song 'Barso re'! This song flashes first although Athirappilly has been shot in several South Indian as well as Bollywood movies. This waterfalls ...

Onam is the most popular festival of Kerala. The festival takes place for 10 days and is celebrated by Keralites across the globe. In places beyond Kerala, special programmes are organised and sadhya is being served, as a part of the ...