Day 1

Guest will be received at Kochi International Airport or Thrissur Central Railway Station. Upon reaching Guruvayur, check-in to your hotel and freshen up. Guest will visit Guruvayur Temple, one of the most revered and famous temples dedicated to Lord Krishna. The temple enforces a strict dress code. Men are required to wear mundu (a traditional dhoti) while women should wear sarees or traditional attire. Avoid wearing western attire or shorts. Spend time inside the temple premises, offer your prayers, and partake in the darshan. Have breakfast at a nearby eatery offering traditional Kerala cuisine. Travel to Thrissur, which is approximately 30 kilometers away from Guruvayur. 

Arrive at Sree Vadakkunnathan Temple, one of the oldest and largest Shiva temples in Kerala and is renowned for its architectural grandeur. The primary deity worshipped at the temple is Lord Shiva, in the form of Vadakkunnathan. According to local folklore, the temple was founded by Parashurama, an avatar of Lord Vishnu, and later renovated by Perumthachan, a legendary architect and sculptor. The temple has witnessed numerous renovations and additions over the centuries, each contributing to its grandeur and significance. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in Thrissur, sampling authentic Kerala cuisine.

Visit Paramekkavu Bhagavathy Temple, which is adjacent to Vadakkunnathan Temple. Paramekkavu Bhagavathy Temple is a prominent Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathy (Goddess Durga) located in Thrissur, Kerala, India. The primary deity worshipped at Paramekkavu Bhagavathy Temple is Goddess Bhagavathy, who is considered the divine embodiment of Shakti. The goddess is depicted in various forms, including Durga, Bhadrakali, and Saraswati. During the Thrissur Pooram festival, the deity of Paramekkavu Bhagavathy is taken in a grand procession to the Vadakkunnathan Temple, accompanied by a retinue of decorated elephants, musicians, and devotees. The festival is a vibrant celebration of culture, tradition and attracting thousands of visitors from across India and beyond. Experience the serene atmosphere and witness the temple rituals. Take a leisurely stroll around Thrissur town, exploring its markets and cultural landmarks.

In the evening visit Kodungallur Bhagavathy Temple, which is approximately 35 kilometers away from Thrissur. The Kodungallur Bhagavathy Temple, also known as the Kodungallur Devi Temple, is a renowned Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali (Goddess Kali) located in Kodungallur town, Thrissur district, Kerala, India. The primary deity worshipped at the Kodungallur Bhagavathy Temple is Goddess Bhadrakali, who is revered as the supreme deity and protector of the devotees. The goddess is depicted in her fierce form, wielding weapons and trampling over demons, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. The Kodungallur Bhagavathy Temple is famous for its grand festivals, including the Bharani Festival and the Thalappoli Festival. Explore the temple premises and learn about its historical significance. Witness the evening aarti (ceremony of light) at the temple and offer your prayers. Have your dinner at a local restaurant near the temple. Begin your journey back to your hotel. Tour Ends and Guests will be driven back to the pickup point.