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Why Thrissur Is Called The Cultural Capital Of Kerala
Thrissur holds this honour because of its strong connection to classical arts, iconic festivals, and its rich history of religious harmony.
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Discover Athirapilly Waterfalls: Kerala's Stunning Cinematic Secret
Athirapilly Waterfalls sit in the Thrissur district of Kerala and are part of the Chalakudy River
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Don't Use 'Live' Elephants in Thrissur Parade: Actor Pamela Anderson to Kerala Chief Minister
A parade of elephants caparisoned in gold has been an enduring image for Kerala Tourism over the decades. The resplendent parade, featuring 30 elephants with decorated umbrellas over them, occurs during the state's annual, week-long Thrissur Pooram. This year the elephants' parade is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Rise in Foreign Tourist Arrivals in Kerala by Over Eight Per Cent
Over 8.58 lakh foreign tourists visited Kerala in 2013, marking a growth of 8.12 per cent from last year, a top Kerala Tourism official said in Jaipur today.
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Why Thrissur Is Called The Cultural Capital Of Kerala
Thrissur holds this honour because of its strong connection to classical arts, iconic festivals, and its rich history of religious harmony.
-
Discover Athirapilly Waterfalls: Kerala's Stunning Cinematic Secret
Athirapilly Waterfalls sit in the Thrissur district of Kerala and are part of the Chalakudy River
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Don't Use 'Live' Elephants in Thrissur Parade: Actor Pamela Anderson to Kerala Chief Minister
A parade of elephants caparisoned in gold has been an enduring image for Kerala Tourism over the decades. The resplendent parade, featuring 30 elephants with decorated umbrellas over them, occurs during the state's annual, week-long Thrissur Pooram. This year the elephants' parade is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Rise in Foreign Tourist Arrivals in Kerala by Over Eight Per Cent
Over 8.58 lakh foreign tourists visited Kerala in 2013, marking a growth of 8.12 per cent from last year, a top Kerala Tourism official said in Jaipur today.
