Trichur with its rich history, cultural heritage and archeological wealth is the cultural capital of Kerala and is famed for its pooram festival. This district with its innumerable number of festivals has witnessed many rulers and dynasties starting with the Zamorins, Tipu Sultan to the Dutch and the British. Known as the cultural capital of Kerala, the district boasts of having such prestigious institutions like the Kerala Kalamandalam, the Kerala Sahitya Academy and Kerala Sangeetha Nadaka Academy.

# Athirappilly


The fury and beauty of the waterfalls are best watched during monsoon when it attains a phenomenal 400 meters width and falls 80 feet deep down on the waiting rocks. The whispering breeze, the lovely sylvan rain forests and the number of rivers make an exhilarating experience for any visitor.

Area : 3032 sq.km.
Population : 274, 225
Altitude : Sea level

Stay in style, luxury & comfort. Refresh & rejuvenate in the cool, cascading river. Come closer to enchanting nature. Enjoy the most fascinating and panoramic Athirappilly and Vazhachal Waterfalls.

# Amenities

Well appointed independent modern villas Phone / VCD Outdoor Conference Area Waterfront café, BBQ Counter Sprawling lawn for outdoor parties Sangam - Multi cuisine family restaurant Children play area