Best places: Tourist attractions in Thrippunithura, India

👍👍 Once in a lifetime experience 🤩 We were a gang of 10 members and went for a sunrise kayaking. The kayaking started at 5am and we kayaked for watching the sunrise. Even it was little cloudy,the view we had was mind-blowing! The calm water and the rays of morning sun was absolutely delightful ! The j...

Ancient Shiva temple featuring legendary murals, shrines & an annual festival for devotees.

Ancient temple known for its murals, gold elephants & an annual 10-day festival in February & March.

A vast number of snake images adorn this popular pilgrimage site & temple to serpent gods.

Twin towers distinguish this church that draws pilgrims for its picture of Mary & baby Jesus.

13th-century Hindu temple & monastery devoted to Lord Krishna, with daily services offered.

This historic Hindu temple & pilgrimage site honoring Shiva is known for annual festivals.

Imposing Hindu complex where the goddess Durga is said to have traveled on a believer's umbrella.

Ancient Hindu shrine & one of the 108 temples of Vishnu, built in the Kerala style of architecture.

Catholic church established in 1915 featuring a large image of Christ on the ceiling.

Tranquil, ancient Hindu temple featuring colourful accents, along with statues & murals.

Revered Hindu temple dedicated the deity Vishnu & known for its annual festivals.

Bustling, 1200-year-old Hindu temple known for its annual festival, vibrant floats & performances.

Long-standing Hindu temple featuring a courtyard & a conical dome, dedicated to Shiva & Parvati.

Historic Hindu temple known for its serene surroundings amid a bustling urban locale.

👍 It was very crowded in the morning. Parking is difficult inside the temple. Need to park outside the compound. Have to wear traditional dhothi if you need to go inside the temple. Best part is you can break coconut outside. There is a huge place devoted for that. Entry permitted inside the templ...

This Kerala-style Hindu temple participates in the Thrissur Pooram, featuring an elephant procession.

👍👍 Vishnumaya or commonly known as the 'chathan' is a Hindu god famous for magic capabilities. Vishnumaya is famous in south india, primarily Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh etc. He is considered to be the son of Lord Shiva and Kulivaka, a tribal reincarnation of Shree Parvathi (in some v...

👍👍 In Dakshina Mookambika Temple, Vidhyarambham starts from 6.30am till 10am daily. Now its open and not much rush. Parking available right infront of the temple. Take a receipt for Rs 150 for vidyarambham. Poojari would be explaining the history of the temple. If you reach around 7.30 to 8 not much r...

👍👍 Kumaranalloor Devi Temple is considered as one of the most important Devi temples among the 108 Durgalayas (Devi temples) in Kerala. The temple is said to be more than 2400 years. My marriage was conducted in this temple and that's the first time I had come to know about this temple, but at that ti...