| Thrissur Tourism Office Kerala | |
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| The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Palace Road, Chembukkavu, Thrissur Guruvayur Ph: ++91- 487-2550400 | +91- 487-2320800 |
| Thrissur Tourism Office Kerala | |
| Thrissur Tourism Office Kerala | |
| Known as the cultural capital of Kerala, the district of Thrissur is renowned worldwide for the magnificent festival of Pooram. It is also a center for learning some of the exquisite performing arts of Kerala as well as ancient Indian knowledge systems like Ayurveda. Thrissur has some of the popular Hindu Temples in Kerala, and the temple city of Guruvayur is a popular pilgrim center. | |
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| Jan 4, 2010 | |
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