Dream
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The enchanting beauty of Athirappilly Water Falls, the scenic attraction of
Vazhachal, Thumboormuzhy and Sholayar had fascinated the Tourist from time
immemorial. Dream World, the most modern man made sophisticated Water Theme
Park is situated on the lap of enchanting Athirapilly waterfalls just 8 km
from Chalakkudy. All facilities for enjoyment to the tourists are arranged
here. Water Filteration Dream World has given utmost importance to maintain
the quality of pool water to international standards and specification.
Working hours: On Public Holidays : 10.00 am to 7.30 pm. On other days :
10.00 am to 6.30 pm. Dream World does not have any holidays.....more
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Silverstorm
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Silver Storm is noted for an unmatching amusement park. Although there are
amusement parks several in numbers in Kerala and elsewhere, this particular
one stands out for its serenity, enchanting milieu and the rare blend of
scenic ingredients. Children get enthused, elevated and educated here, while
they communicate with nature through heart springs.“The entertainment
facilities at Silver Storm Park are truly world class and they cater to all
age groups. The park can be reached after a 19 Km drive through the Western
Ghats listening to the whispers of waterfalls, the roars of wildlife and the
invigorating fragrance of a thousand wild species of plants and trees.”
Silver Storm’s thrills are a blend of natural wonders and man made
marvels.....more
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Kerala
Kalamandalam |
Kerala Kalamandalam is located at Cheruthuruthy,32 km north
of Thrissur district, Kerala.Its Founded in 1930 by renowned poet
Padmabhooshan Vallathol Narayana Menon along the banks of the river Nila in
the Cheruthuruthy. This temple of arts has preserved and propagated
Kathakali - the classical dance-drama of Kerala - for the past 78 years.
Many of the internationally renowned artistes of Kerala and India have been
trained here.Kalamandalam is undoubtedly the best institution in India
imparting training and conducting performance of Kathakali, Mohiniyattam,
Panchavadyam and Thullal. Beside the regular courses, Kalamandalam also
offers crash courses in different art disciplines.....more
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Natana
Kairali Research Centre |
Natana Kairali Research Centre is located at Irinjalakuda,
Thrissur District, Kerala.Natanakaisiki is a Research Centre for dance and
theatre traditions of the women of Kerala as part of Natanakairali.
Mohiniyattam, Nangiar Koothu and Thiruvathira Kali are the major art forms
at present included in the study of Natanakaisiki which was founded by
Nirmala Paniker in 1979.Natana Kairali Center, Kerala initiates a variety of
creative and learning activities, both in the traditional and contemporary
field.Various workshops, performances as well as festivals are also
organized by in Natana Kairali Center, Kerala.Mohiniyattam is one of the
classical dance forms of India which originated and developed in
Kerala.....more
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St
Mary's Forane Church |
Koratty Muthy’s (St Mary’s) Forane church is located at
Koratty, Thrissur District, kerala.The most revered and renowned Marian
Pilgrim Centre after Velankanni, is the Holy Shrine of Koratty Muthy
otherwise known as Koratty Thampuratty. St. Mary's Forane Church in the
Archdiocese of Ernakulam-Angamaly situates in the Southern boundary of
Trichur District. NH 47, Railway and Cochin International Airport help the
devotees to reach here easily.The annual feast falls on the Saturday and
Sunday following the 10th of October, during which the statue of Koratty
Muthy is taken out in a procession from the church. An important offering
here is the poovankula (bunch of plantain).Koratty Muthy Matha Church was
built in the year 1381.....more
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Thrissur
City |
The Cultural capital of Kerala, Trichur, gained prominence under the reign
of Raja Rama Varma in 1790.Thrissur is a culturally rich city. Bestowed with
breathtaking scenic beauty and warm, generous inhabitants, Thrissur acts as
a time warp to the average tourist. It seems one has walked into a
settlement that refuses to out grow its quaint, sylvan beauty. The ancient
palaces and mansions, the cobbled streets belie the cultural progress made
by the people of this beautiful place.Trichur or Thrissur as it is called
locally, is well known for Vadakkunathan Temple, the Thrissur Pooram an
annual festival held in the city, the Kerala Kala Mandalam, the Kerala
Sahitya Academy and Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Academy.....more
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Chalakkudy
Dam |
The Chalakudy dam lies 65 km east of Chalakudy town and it
is constructed across the Chalakudy River in the Thrissur district, within
the state of Kerala. This is also known as the Sholayar Dam. Chalakudy is
both a city and a municipality in India. Athirappilly lies thirty kilometres
from Chalakudy, which falls on the way to waterfalls. This route is a
well-known tourist spot, where two water theme parks are the prime
attraction. The name "Chalakudy" is taken from the word "Shalakudy"
depicting a place where sacrifices were made. The tourists often visit this
spot to enjoy the beauty of Athirappilly Water fall and Sholayar Dam, while
on the way to Sholayar city.....more
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Peechi
Dam |
Peechi is well known for Peechi Dam and located 23km from
Thrissur. This dam project started as an irrigation project, offers boating
facilities at the reservoir. Peechi is a fascinating picnic spot.Boating is
permitted in the reservoir and on lucky days one can see wild tuskers on the
forested banks, part of which forms a wildlife sanctuary .The Peechi-Vazhani
Sanctuary has dense, moist deciduous and semi-evergreen forests is located
in the catchment area of the Peechi and Vazhani dams.It is indeed a lifetime
experience to go for a boating spree in the river and exploring the
surrounding locales.....more
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Peringalkuthu
reservoir |
Peringalkuthu Dam is located across the Chalakkudy River in
Thrissur District. The dam is situated deep in the forest on the way to
Valparai.Peringalkuthu dam and the uncontrolled inflow from 26 sq.km. of
free catchment down stream of Peringalkuthu LB dam.Peringalkuthu &
Sholayar Dams, Deep in the forest on the way to Valpara are the two dams
that generate hydroelectric power to the state.The 23 m high gravity dam has
a length of 290.25 m. The dam discharges the tailrace water into
Kannamkuzhithodu, a tributary of the Chalakudy River.....more
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Vazhani
Dam |
This Dam located in Wadakanchery, Thrissur District, Kerala, India, This is
one biggest dam made purely of clay. The water of this dam is mainly used
for irrigation and drinking. The Vazhani dam is an integral
source of water for the people of the Thrissur district. Many renovations
are being made to the Vazhani dam, in order to make it a tourist center.
This is an earthen dam with a length of 792.48 metres standing across the
Wadakkanchery River. The Vazhani dam stands 10 km away from Wadakkanchery
town.....more
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Shakthan
Thampuran Palace |
The Shakthan Thampuran Palace is located near Thrissur town
of the Thrissur district. The Palace is a landmark in the chronicles of the
Perumpadappu Swaroopam, the erstwhile ruling dynasty of Kochi. The palace
located in the heart of Thrissur town is a major attraction, especially for
those with a special interest in the history of rulers and dynasties. The
Shakthan Thampuran Palace highlights several interesting and outstanding
aspects of the former rulers of Kochi.This palace is a blend of traditional
Kerala and Dutch architectural style. Formerly this palace was known as
Vadakkechira Kovilakam The palace spread over six acres, This palace is
named after King Rama Varma Shakthan Thampuran, who is the founder of
Thrissur town.....more
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Cheraman
Jama Masjid |
Cheraman Juma Masjid is situated in the Methala village of
Kodungalloor Taluk,Thrissur, Kerala around 20 kilometres from the
Irinjalakuda railway station. It was Founded in the seventh century, this is
the first Juma masjid in India. This was Built in AD 629 , this is the first
mosque in India and the second in the world where Juma prayers were started.
Other places of interest nearby include Cheramanparambu, the ancient
Thiruvanchikulam Temple, the Bhagavathi Temple and the Portuguese fort.This
mosque bears a resemblance to Hindu temples as it was constructed using
traditional architectural styles of the Hindus.....more
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Chalakudy
River |
Chalakudy River or Chalakudy Puzha runs through Chalakudy
town which is in the Thrissur District of Kerala state, south India.The
river though has its origin in the Anamalai region of Tamilnadu, is actually
a collection of some major tributaries originated from Parambikulam,
Kuriyarkutti, Sholayar, Karapara and Anakayam. It is the 4th longest river
in Kerala and its basin is between 10° 05’ to 10° 35’ North latitude and 76°
15’to 76° 55’ East longitude. This area is located in Thrissur, Ernakulam
and Palakkad districts of Kerala.....more
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Karuvanoor
River |
Karuvannur river is situated 48km from the city,Thrissur
disrict, Kerala,It has a has a basin area of 1,050 km2 and a current
population of 1.119 million. 42 km of Trichur Corporation falls within
Karuvannur river basin and the balance 63 km 2 falls outside it. The water
resources appraisal that has been made now is a significant improvement over
earlier studies on the river basin. Surface water and groundwater have been
considered in an integrated manner unlike in earlier studies where the two
are considered separately.....more
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Guruvayoor
Temple |
Guruvayoor Temple is located in Guruvayoor which is 33kms
away from Thrissur district. Guruvayur also known as the Dwaraka of the
South is the one of the most popular Hindu pilgrimage spots in Kerala,
attracting thousands of pilgrims from all parts of the country. The
structure of this historic temple is typically Kerala style with gopurams
(gateways), repeated mandapas, sreekovil, subsidiary shrines around a
courtyard circumbulatory.The idol of the Sri Krishna Temple is said to have
been worshipped by Lord Brahma himself at Dwaraka and gifted to Vishnu in
his Krishnavataram.....more
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Koodalmanikyam
Temple |
Koodalmanikyam Temple is the only temple in India dedicated
to Bharat, the brother of Lord Ram. It is located Irinjalakuda from Thrissur
district, Kerala. The sanctum is believed to have the presence of all godly
powers and hence the name Koodalmanikyam - Koodal means 'joining together'.
The temple is surrounded by four vast ponds called 'Kulipini Teertham'. A
story about this temple is that the idols of Ram and his three brothers
where brought from the sea coast by one Vakkayil kaimal.....more
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Siva
Temple at Avittathur |
Avittathur Shiva Temple, a 1000-year-old shrine, is located
4 km from Irinjalakuda, in Thrissur District, Kerala. It is devoted to Lord
Shiva. Its outer walls are graced with beautiful paintings depicting scenes
from the epics.A ten-day-festival is held here annually. The major
attractionis Thidampu Ezhunnallathu, which is conducted on the ninth day of
the festival. The festival concludes with the Aarattu. The outer wall of the
temple shrine has beautiful paintings depicting scenesfrom the epics.....more
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Vadakkumnathan
Temple |
The famous Vadakkumnathan temple is located in Thrissur,
Kerala, South India. A very big temple in 10 acres is said to have been
built by Parasurama, Vadukkumnnatha is a prominent Shiva temple, in downtown
Thrissur. This is one of Kerala's most ancient shrines, which also houses a
museum of ancient wall paintings, wood carvings and art pieces of immense
historical value.In a land crowded with several better-than-the-last
temples, The Vadakkumnathan temple stands out as one of the oldest temples
in the state of Kerala.....more
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Athirappilly
Waterfall |
Athirappally Waterfalls is located 78 kms from Kochi
(Cochin), located at the entrance to Sholayar ranges, this waterfall is a
popular picnic spot. Affording to the onlookers, one of the most bewitching
sights, Athirappally Falls is about 80 feet high and located in the forest
area. Combined with the greenery, it infuses freshness into any tired soul.
The Athirapally Falls join the Chalakkudy River after plummeting a drop of
80 feet.A tranquil and much needed escape from the troubles and stress of
life.....more
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Vazhachal
Waterfall |
Vazhachal Falls is a rushing waterbody joining Chalakkudy
River in the Thrissur district of Kerala,just are just 3 kms from
Athirappilly. Vazchachal Falls are the most beautiful falls in India. With
Huge trees and forest on one side of the falls, the beauty of the Vazachal
Falls increases ten fold. Near the Falls, there is the Forest called the
Vazhachal Forest. Vazhachal as a place is a natures landscape. The nearness
of the Falls to this beauty, makes them look more beautifuland
attractive.....more
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