Coimbatore - Guruvayur - Coimbatore

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Varun Tours Coimbatore to Guruvayur Tour Packages - Guruvayur Coimbatore tour starting from Coimbatore and ends in Coimbatore. Guruvayur Coimbatore Tour Package is a travel itinerary for two days holiday trip on Guruvayur Hill Station. Taxis, Cabs, Car Rentals available on all segments. Varun Tours provides instant confirmation of taxi from Coimbatore To Guruvayur Two Days Tour Packages through Email & SMS. Varun Tours - Varun Tours provides taxi with reliable services in affordable/cheapest Taxi Fare Charges price. Get best travel deals on Coimbatore Guruvayur Holiday Tour Packages. Two Days (1N / 2D) Guruvayur Tour Package main attractions are Thrissur, Kerala Local Sight Seeing Vadakkumnathar Temple, Archeological Museum, Arattupuzha temple, Paramekavu Bhagavathy temple, State Museum, Guruvayur, Kerala Local Sight Seeing The Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple is one of the most important and sacred pilgrim centres in South India. It is called the 'Dwarka of the South', Parthasarathi Temple, Harikanyaka Temple,Chavakkad Beach Guruvayur Temple Pooja Timings : Time Pooja 3.00am to 3.20am Nirmalyam 3.20am to 3.30am Thailabhishekam, Vakacharthu, Sankhabhishekam 3.30am to 4.15am Malar Nivedyam, Alankaram 4.15am to 4.30am Usha Nivedyam 4.30am to 6.15am Ethirettu pooja followed by Usha pooja 7.15am to 9.00am Seeveli,Palabhishekam,Navakabhishekam, Pantheeradi Nivedyam, and Pooja 11.30am to 12.30pm Ucha pooja (The Noon Pooja) 4.30pm to 5.00pm Seeveli Guruvayur, also written as Guruvayoor or Gurupavanapuri, is a municipal town in Thrissur District, of Kerala State in India. Also Book Coimbatore to Guruvayur Tour Packages in Online, You can get here one way distance between Coimbatore To Guruvayur is 150 kms, Time taken by taxi journey through road approx 3 Hrs. Guruvayur, according to the legends may be 5,000 years old as the Guruvayur temple idol is. There are no historical records to establish it. It is also believed that Lord Krishna, asked 2 sages to take the idol from his temple in Dwarka while the city was being destroyed and establish it in Kerala.In the 14th century, Tamil literature 'Kokasandesam', references about a place called Kuruvayur is made. As early as 16th century, many references are seen about Kuruvayur. In ancient Dravidic, Kuruvai means sea, hence the village on the coast may be called Kuruvayur. According to eminent historian Professor K. V. Krishna Iyer, the Brahmins had begun to come and settle at Kodungallur during the period of Chandra Gupta Maurya (321-297 BC).Guruvayur was a subordinate shrine of Trikkunavay Shiva temple before the latter was destroyed by the Dutch in 1755. Trikkunavay in the Guruvayur documents is the same as Thrikkanamathilakam or Mathilakam mentioned in the Dutch and British records. And this place was in between Guruvayur and Kodungallur. The story of Pandyan King building a shrine here may be a reference to the Azhavars, but they are all silent in their writing about Guruvayur. It was Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri's Narayaniyam through which the Guruvayur temple got famous all over India.