Krishnakripa Guruvayoor

Krishnakripa Guruvayoor is a spacious 3BHK AC villa, just a 7-minute drive from Guruvayoor Temple, making it ideal for families, pilgrimage groups, and guests attending weddings or events. This fully-furnished villa offers three air-conditioned bedrooms, each with an attached bathroom for privacy and comfort. The fully-equipped kitchen allows for convenient meal preparation, while the dining area provides the perfect setting for family gatherings. After a busy day, relax in the comfortable living room designed for group relaxation. Whether you’re visiting for a spiritual pilgrimage, family vacation, or special event, our villa offers a peaceful retreat near local attractions and essential amenities. Located close to Guruvayur Temple, the property is ideal for both short stays and extended visits. Local markets, restaurants, and cultural sites are easily accessible, ensuring you have everything you need during your stay.
Neighbourhood information

Guruvayoor Temple – 3 km: A major Hindu pilgrimage center dedicated to Lord Krishna, known for its rich rituals and architecture. Punnathur Kotta (Elephant Sanctuary) – 3 km: Home to more than 60 temple elephants, it’s a unique sanctuary where visitors can observe the care and daily life of these majestic animals. Chavakkad Beach – 4 km: A serene and clean beach, perfect for relaxing walks, especially at sunset. It also offers a unique view where the river meets the sea. St. Thomas Syro-Malabar Church, Palayoor – 4 km: One of the oldest Christian churches in India, dating back to 52 AD, founded by St. Thomas, an apostle of Jesus. Mammiyur Mahadeva Temple – 3 km: A renowned Shiva temple that is often visited in conjunction with the Guruvayoor Temple. Harikanyaka Temple – 5 km: An ancient temple known for its unique architecture and religious significance. Chamundeswari Temple – 6 km: Famous for its panchaloha (five-metal) idol and serene environment, this temple offers a peaceful space for meditation. Sree Parthasarathy Temple – 2 km: Dedicated to Lord Krishna as Parthasarathy (the charioteer of Arjuna), this temple is architecturally significant.