Visit

Getting here and around

We are in the old royal town of Tripunithura, a two-minute walk from Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple.

Address

421, Ayurvedamritham, R L V Road,
Near Poornathrayeesa Temple,
Tripunithura S.O., Ernakulam, Kerala 682301

Hours

Open 24 hours, all days

Getting here

Vadakkekotta metro station

~1 km

The nearest Kochi Metro station, on the line to Ernakulam, MG Road and Aluva.

Tripunithura railway station

~1.5 km

On the Ernakulam–Kottayam line.

Ernakulam Junction railway station

~10 km

For long-distance trains.

Cochin International Airport

~35 km

About an hour by road.

Pickup and drop

Coming from out of town, or travelling with someone unwell? We can arrange a car to meet you at the airport or either railway station and bring you to the health centre, and to take you back when you leave.

Please let us know at least a day in advance. The car is charged separately.

Arrange a pickup

Nearby

Places to visit during your stay

Places of worship

Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple

2 min walk

One of Kerala's best-known temples. Its Vrishchikotsavam festival in November–December draws large crowds.

Nadamel Marth Mariam Church

~1 km

Founded in 1175, the oldest church in Tripunithura.

Chottanikkara Bhagavathy Temple

~7 km

A major Devi temple visited by pilgrims from across India.

St. George Forane Church, Edappally

~15 km

One of Kerala's most visited pilgrim churches.

Santa Cruz Basilica & St. Francis Church, Fort Kochi

~16 km

Two of the oldest European-built churches in India.

Dharmanath Jain Temple, Mattancherry

~16 km

Built by Kochi's Gujarati Jain community.

Paradesi Synagogue, Mattancherry

~16 km

One of the oldest active synagogues in the Commonwealth.

Vaikom Mahadeva Temple

~30 km

An ancient Shiva temple and one of the most revered in South India, often called the Kasi of the South.

Cheraman Juma Masjid, Kodungallur

~50 km

Regarded as one of the oldest mosques in India.

Guruvayur Sree Krishna Temple

~100 km

Home of Guruvayurappan, Lord Krishna worshipped in his child form. Often called the Dwaraka of the South.

Heritage & the city

Hill Palace Museum

~3 km

Former palace of the Cochin royal family, now Kerala's largest archaeological museum.

RLV College of Music & Fine Arts

~1 km

Tripunithura's well-known music and arts college.

Fort Kochi & Mattancherry

~16 km

Chinese fishing nets, Mattancherry Palace and Kathakali performances.

Marine Drive & Lulu Mall

~10–16 km

For family and bystanders who want shopping or an evening out.

Day trips across Kerala

Kumarakom

~50 km

Backwaters on Vembanad Lake, a bird sanctuary and lakeside resorts.

Alappuzha (Alleppey)

~55 km

Kerala's best-known backwaters, explored by houseboat.

Cherai Beach

~35 km

A quiet beach near Kochi, with backwaters on the other side.

Marari Beach

~50 km

A long, peaceful beach in a fishing village near Alappuzha.

Athirappilly Falls

~70 km

Kerala's largest waterfall, set in forest.

Munnar

~120 km

Hill station with tea estates, best as an overnight trip.

Distances are approximate, by road.