Kodungallur Devi Temple is a Hindu sanctuary at Thrissur District. It is committed to the goddess Bhadrakali, a type of Kali loved in Kerala. The goddess is known likewise by the names "Sri Kurumba" and "Kodungallur Amma". This sanctuary is
The Government of Kerala has been mulling over the production of the Muziris Heritage Project from 2006. Be that as it may, understanding its potential effect, the Government has started and aspiring task to envelop a bigger region including North
Munakkal Beach is a shoreline in Azhikode, Thrissur. It is the biggest shoreline in Thrissur District. and lies on the bank of Arabian Sea. The shoreline is arranged 7 kilometers from Kodungallur town.The shoreline was produced under the tidal wave
This is the most acclaimed Serpent adore focus in Kerala. The closest railroad station is 10 km away at Chalakudy. Aficionados can reach here by street from any piece of Kerala. The name of the transport stop itself is Mekkattu
The Cheraman Juma Mosque is a mosque in Methala. It was worked by Malik Deenar, an Arab propagator of Islam. It is trusted that this mosque was first redesigned and remade in the eleventh century AD. Numerous non-Muslims lead start
Kottappuram Fort, worked by the Portuguese in 1523 was alluded to prominently as Cranganore Fort and is currently known as Kodungallur Fort. It was caught and crushed by the Dutch in 1663. The Fort had a key position, on the
Mahadeva Temple or Thiruvanchikkulam Temple or ThiruvanJai Kalam Temple is a Hindu sanctuary arranged in Kodungallur in Thrissur area in the South Indian territory of Kerala in India. Developed in the Kerala style of engineering, the sanctuary is accepted to
Kodungallur is a region in the South Western outskirt of Thrissur area of Kerala, India. Kodungallur is 29 kilometers 18 mi northwest of Kochi and 38 kilometers 24 mi southwest of Thrissur, by National Highway 66.It is proposed that the
St. Thomas Church otherwise called Mar Thoma Pontifical Shrine is known as the origination of the Christianity in India. It's a well known Christian place of worship arranged at Azhikode, a couple of km far from Kodungallur town. The fundamental
Three supreme Chera dynastiesAD 801 - AD 1120 known as Ayes,Venads,and Kulasekaras ruled kerala . The pioneers of these conventions and interchange chieftains rulling little areas of rest of the kerala all were generaly reffered to as cheras by the
Kottappuram Fort, worked by the Portuguese in 1523 was alluded to prominently as Cranganore Fort and is presently known as Kodungallur Fort. It was caught and devastated by the Dutch in 1663. The Fort had a vital position, on the
