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    Snehatheeram Beach - Kerala's Loving Embrace!

    Thrissur, Kerala, India

    8/10
    Best time: October to March
    3 hours

    Discover Snehatheeram Beach in Thrissur! Formerly 'Mini Goa,' this 'Shore of Love' offers golden sands and beautiful sunsets. A perfect Kerala beach escape for everyone!

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    Top Activities in Snehatheeram Beach

    • 1

      Enjoy The Sunset View Over Arabian Sea

    • 2

      Play In The Shallow Waters

    • 3

      Relax On The Beach And Soak In Sun

    • 4

      Take Memorable Photos Of The Scenery

    • 5

      Try Local Snacks From Food Stalls

    Essential Information

    Best Time to Visit

    October to March

    When to visit place on the day

    Evening

    Approximate expense

    ₹500 per person

    History

    Snehatheeram Beach was developed as part of a tourism initiative to promote the coastal areas of Thrissur district. The beach was once an undeveloped and less frequented area. The development project aimed to transform it into a family-friendly and eco-conscious tourist destination. Over the years, the beach has undergone significant improvements, including landscaping, the construction of walkways, the installation of play equipment, and the establishment of food stalls. The local community has actively participated in maintaining the beach's cleanliness and promoting sustainable tourism practices. The name 'Snehatheeram,' meaning 'Love Shore,' was chosen to reflect the welcoming and affectionate atmosphere of the beach.

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