Guruvayur, a small town in Thrissur district, is one of the most important pilgrim centres of South India, attracting thousands of people every day from different parts of the country. Located 29km north-west of Thrissur, Guruvayur is famous for the temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, known here as Guruvayurappan or the Lord of Gurvayur.
The temple is many centuries old and a cultural centre where literature and art forms flourish. The Chembai Sangeethosavam, the Carnatic music festival held for 11 days, attracts music lovers from different parts of the world. One of the main attractions of Guruvayur is the Elephant Sancturay at Punnathur Kotta, a few kilometer away from the temple. More than 60 elephants offered by devotees named Guruvayur Kesavan, near the temple, is another attraction.
Quailty accommodation facilities are available here. Road transportation and railways offer services to the destination. The nearest airport is Nedumbassery International Airport, Kochin, 80km away.
The temple is many centuries old and a cultural centre where literature and art forms flourish. The Chembai Sangeethosavam, the Carnatic music festival held for 11 days, attracts music lovers from different parts of the world. One of the main attractions of Guruvayur is the Elephant Sancturay at Punnathur Kotta, a few kilometer away from the temple. More than 60 elephants offered by devotees named Guruvayur Kesavan, near the temple, is another attraction.
Quailty accommodation facilities are available here. Road transportation and railways offer services to the destination. The nearest airport is Nedumbassery International Airport, Kochin, 80km away.
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