Located just stone's throw away from the Thrissur (Trichur) railway station, this homestay facility provides all the comfort and safety that a traveler to this part of the world seeks. Zeus Homestay is certified by the Department of Tourism, Government of Kerala. What these mean to the traveler is the assurance of a safe and comfortable stay - enjoying the warm hospitality of a well reputed family of the town.

Zeus Homestay is managed by Lions Mrs & Mr. M.R Venugopal MJF, who are actively involved in the Lions movement for over two decades, and who are passionate about various socio-cultural and charity activities throughout the state.

Who else can be a better host for you at this cultural capital of Kerala -the God's own Country !

Clean, comfortable rooms –A/C bath attached
Double occupancy – additional beds optional
Healthy, traditional and custom food choices
Serene, homely atmosphere
Kids friendly
Common washing machine facility
Complimentary breakfast: organic/farm fresh produce
Free internet access
Free pick-up from/drop-off to Railway Station
Self-cooking options on request
Complimentary traditional Kerala attire

Optional Services

Airport pick-up and drop-off
Share a meal – traditional lunch and/or dinner
Traditional Kerala cooking classes for the cook in you
Ayurveda massage and treatment
Classes on traditional/holistic healing techniques like Reiki, ..
Performance of Kerala cultural art forms: Dance, music etc
Indian astrological predictions
Travel /package tours on request: To other popular locations
Itinerary planning assistance – what not to miss

Festivals/Celebrations: Thrissur pooram is one of the most spectacular of festivals in the whole of India. This spectacle line-up over 50 colorfully decorated elephants with traditional pomp and splendor accompanied by the traditional temple music. The pooram culminates in a spectacular firework that lights-up the whole of the night sky and is witnessed by hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world.

Athirappilly/Vazhachal waterfalls: These are two of the most scenic and picturesque natural waterfalls in India, located in the Sholayar forest ranges, about 30 minutes drive from Thrissur.

Chimmini Wildlife Sanctuary/Peechi Dam and Peechi-Vazhani Wildlife sanctuary: An important wild life sanctuary with over 192 recorded avian specimens and where you can see in their natural habitat some of the globally threatened species such as the Indian Tiger, Asian Elephant, Indian giant squirrel, lion-tailed macaque, Nilgiri Langur.

Palayur Church: According to tradition, it was established in 52 AD by St Thomas, one of the twelve close disciples of Jesus Christ.Palayoor church is the oldest Church in India.

Vadakkumnathan Temple: is one of the largest and ancient Shiva temples in Kerala and India. It is located in the heart of Thrissur city. This temple is a classic example of the Kerala style of architecture with beautiful murals delineating graphically, various episodes from the Mahabharata.

Cheraman Juma Masjid: Believed to be built in 629 AD by Malik Bin Deenar, it is considered as the oldest mosque in India, and the second oldest mosque in the world to offer Jumu'ah prayers.