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Transportation

By Road

Visitors can reach Thrissur from almost all the major cities in Kerala. The city shares a noteworthy network of buses with its neighbouring cities. Visitors from neighbouring states like Karnataka and Tamil Nadu can also avail regular buses to reach Thrissur.

By Train

Thrissur Central, Thrissur Punkunnam, and Divine Nagar are the nearest railway stations to reach Thrissur. All these stations are well-connected with the other corners of the country via regular trains.

By Air

Thrissur Airport is located around 56km from the heart of the city and is the nearest airport to reach Thrissur. Kochi International Airport at a distance of 95km also serves as an ideal destination for the air travellers to reach Thrissur.

Inner Transportation

There are lot of Facilities available inside the city for Transportation like ola cabs, Uber etc. You can avail public facilities like bus, car, autorickshaw.

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Winter (December to February): Thrissur enjoys winter for three months; during these three months, the city experiences a mild or frosty climate. Atmosphere too remains pretty clear and is ideal for tourist activities in and around the city.

Summer (March to May): With the advent of the summer, temperature starts rising up and gets dry and humid as well. If searching for the best time to visit Thrissur, visitors should either avoid the summers or stay away from most of the outdoor activities while in Thrissur.

Monsoon (June to September): After the winters, monsoon should be called as the best time to visit Thrissur! Starting from the early parts of June, monsoon in Thrissur continues to the end of September. During this period, temperature remains pleasant and the ambience breathes fresh in all facets.

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1.Wildlife Tours:

The Peechi Vazhani Wildlife Sanctuary in Thrissur is an ideal abode of a diverse range of wildlife species. Nature lovers can embark on wildlife safaris within this reserve forest and enjoy its fascinating beauty along with spotting some exotic wildlife species.

2.Pilgrimage:

Thrissur is undoubtedly one of the most pious places to visit in Kerala. Whether a Hindu, Muslim, or Christian, this historic city offers plenitude of options for pilgrimage to its visitors.

3.Cultural Tours:

Steeped with history and an array of cultures, Thrissur is also an ideal destination to witness colourful cultures and traditions of God’s Own Country. With these tours, visitors can discover and enjoy some of the indigenous cultures of Kerala.

4.Sightseeing Tours:

Dotted with historical and cultural landmarks, Thrissur wears many hats! For the visitors on a Kerala trip, this gorgeous city offers an ample of sightseeing options to rediscover history and the opulent beauty of its past.

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Athirapally waterfalls, Marine world, Sakthan Thampuran Palace, Thrissur Zoo & Museum, Bible Tower Thrissur.

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• Mall Of Joy
• The HiLite Mall
• Goodwill Collections
• Kairali Arts and Handicrafts
• Selex Mall
• The Sobha City Mall
• City Centre

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1. Azhikode Munakkal Beach

2. Snehatheeram Beach

3. Chavakkad Beach

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Sri Vadakkunnathan Temple, Paramekkavu Bhagavathi Temple Thrissur, Kodungallur Sree Kurumba Bhagavathi Temple, Thriprayar Sree Rama Temple, Sri Krishna Temple, Mammiyoor Sri Mahadeva Temple, Thiruvambadi Sri Krishna Temple, Guruvayur Temple

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1. Hyatt Regency Thrissur
2. Joys Palace
3. Casino Hotels

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Kerala’s rich and delicious cuisine is certainly one of Kerala’s most sought-after attractions. It is an amalgamation of culinary influences from Hindu, Christian, and Muslim. Coconut, rice, and spices are essential components of many dishes. Since Kerala is a coastal state, seafood is widely available with plenty of tempting dishes. There are scrumptious vegetarian dishes too. Attempt the idiyappam based on rice, or puttu with curry kadala (chickpeas). Staple favourites, particularly for breakfast, are crispy doses (rice pancake), and fluffy idlis with a sambar curry or coconut chutney.

If you are fond of sweets then try the payasam. You may get all of these delicacies across the state at restaurants and small eateries, or even in a local’s home.

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Thrissur is a home of various culture centres incorporating the Kerala Kalamandalam, Sahitya Academy and Sangeetha Nataka Academy. In fact, various cultural and literary organizations that have contributed colossally to the development of literature and arts, and Malayalam language are based in Thrissur.

Depend upon person interest he/she can stay for any day long to experience the beauty of Thrissur.