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Temples of Kerala
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The list of the Temples of Kerala, district wise.[1][2]
§ Pazhavangady Maha Ganapati Temple
§ Sreekanteswaram Shiva Temple
§ Pazhaya Sreekanteswaram Temple
§ Attukal Temple, Attukal
§ Ananthan Kaavu South Street, Trivandrum
§ Janardana swami temple,Varkala
§ Sivagiri, Kerala - Sarada Matt and Samadhi of Saint and Social Reformer Sri Narayana Gurudevan .
§ Venkatachalapathy Temple, Trivandrum
§ IrumKulangara Durga Devi Temple, Manacaud,Trivandrum
§ Sree mahadevar temple thirupuram
§ Puthukulangara Sree Bhadrakali Templewww.puthukulangaratemple.org
§ Vishunupuram Temple Perumpazhuthoor, Neyyattinkara 25 K.M from Thiruvananthapuram
§ Sree Durga Devi Temple, Melaranoor,Karamana,Trivandrum
§ Vaikam Sree Durga Devi Temple, Kadakavoor,Trivandrum
§ Shangumugam Devi Temple, Shangumugam,Trivandrum
§ Thaliyadichapuram Sree Mahadeva Temple, Nemom
§ Palkulangara Devi Temple, Palkulangara
§ Vellayani Major Bhadrakali Temple, Vellayani
§ Manacaud Sastha Temple, Manacaud
§ Karikkakom Devi Temple, Karikkakom
§ Mithranandapuram Trimoorthy Temple, Westfort
§ Pazhanjira Devi Temple, Pazhanjira
§ Parassala Mahadeva Temple, Parassala
§ Sree Krishna Swamy Temple, Neyyattinkara
§ Trivikrama Mangalam Temple, Thamalam
§ Parakkovil, Thirumala
§ Konchiravila Devi Temple, Konchiravila near Attukal
§ Thozhuvankode Bhadrakali Temple, vattiyoorkavu
§ Koopakkara Madom, South Street, Trivandrum
§ Sree Varahom Maha Vishnu Temple, Sree Varahom, Trivandrum
§ Major Thonnal Devi Temple, Pallippuram
§ Thaliyal Mahadeva Temple, Trivandrum
§ Arakathu Devi Temple, Edagramam, Trivandrum
§ Sree Parasurama Temple, Thiruvallom, Trivandrum
§ Azhimala Temple, Kovalam, Trivandrum
§ Sree Appooppan Kovil, Palkulangara, Trivandrum
§ Ulloor Subrahmaniya Swami Temple, Ulloor, Trivandrum
§ Edappazhinji Bala Subramaniya Swami Temple, Sasthamangalam, Trivandrum
§ Udiyannoor Mudippura, Maruthamkuzhy, Trivandrum
§ Kanthalloor Mahadeva Temple, Valiyachalai, Trivandrum
§ Thycaud Sastha Temple, Thycaud, Trivandrum
§ Melamcode muthu mariyamman Templemelamcode, Trivandrum
§ Karakkamandapam siva Templekarakkamandapam, Trivandrum
§ Karumom maha vishnu TempleKarumom,Trivandrum
§ Nemom siva TempleNemom, Trivandrum
§ Nemom Genapathy TempleNemom,Trivandrum
§ Vedivechankovil amman TempleVedivechankovil,Trivandrum
§ Pappanamcode Chamundi Devi TemplePappanamcode,Trivandrum
§ Pappanamcode Madathil Devi TemplePappanamcode,Trivandrum
§ Kaimanam Vishnu TempleKaimanam,Trivandrum
§ Thennoor Sastha TempleVellayani,Trivandrum
§ Kaani Siva TempleVellayani,Trivandrum
§ Kunnampara Subramaniya TempleKunnampara,Trivandrum
§ Aruvikara Siva TempleAruvikara,Trivandrum
§ Eruvaikonam Devi TempleEruvaikonam,Temple
§ Nelliyodu Devi TempleNelliyodu,Trivanrum
§ Karamana Subramaniya TempleKaramana,Trivandrum
§ Karamana Maadan TempleKaramana,Trivandrum
§ Neeramankara Siva TempleNeeramankara,Trivandrum
§ Karamana Muthu Mariyamman TempleKaramana,Trivandrum
§ Chenthitta Siva TempleChethitta,Trivandrum
§ [Kesavapuram Sreekrishna Swami Temple Maruthankuzhy, Trivandrum-30.
§ Karamana,Mannadi Shiva Temple, Trivandrum.
§ Thiruvarattu kavu Temple, Attingal
§ Sree Mangalathu Mahalekshmi Temple[3],Punthalathazham, Kollam-kannanalloor
§ Kottarakkara Sree Mahaganapathi Kshethram
§ Sree Indilayappan Temple,pullamala,kottarakara
§ Sri Indilayappan Temple,Marayikkodu, Kottarakara
§ Pattazhi Devi Temple
§ Kavalayil Devi Temple,Pathanapuram
§ Keechapallil Devi Kshetram, Iverkala
§ Sree Mahaganapathi Temple, Iverkala
§ Hanuman swamy Temple, Vendar, Kottarakkara
§ Aryankavu Sastha Temple
§ Achankovil Sastha Temple
§ Pulimukham devi temple, Thazhava
§ Trimurti Kshetram, Thevalapuram
§ Trikkonnamarkode Sri Durga Devi templeThalavoor
§ Anandavaleeswaram Temple, Cutcherry
§ Chattampi SwamiSamadhi and Tripurasundari Kshetram, Panmana
§ Kodimoottil Sri Bhadrakaali Temple
§ Kottarakkulam Sree Mahaganapathy Kovil, Kollam
§ Sree Maha Ganapathy Temple,Thamarakkudi
§ Vayalil Thrikkovil Mahavishnu Temple
§ Kulathupuzha Ayyappa Temple Kulathupuzha
§ Kadamancode Mahadeva Temple Kulathupuzha,Anchal
§ Kadakkal Devi Temple, Kadakkal
§ Thrikkadavoor Mahadeva Temple , Kadavoor
§ Thrippanayam Devi Temple , Panayam , Perinad
§ Major Sri Subrahmanyaswamy Temple, Panmana, Chavara
§ Palliyarathalam Bhadrakali Kshethram, Nedumprom East, Thiruvalla
§ Sabarimala Sree Ayyappa temple, Sabarimala,Pathanamthitta
§ Malayalappuzha Devi Temple, Malayalappuzha,Pathanamthitta
§ Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple, Aranmula,Pathanamthitta
§ Sree MahaGanapathy Temple, Panniyali,Omalloor, Pathanamthitta, Kerala
§ Perunad Sri Dharmashastha Temple,Perunad, Pathanamthitta
§ Kadammanitta Devi Temple, Kadammanitta,Pathanamthitta
§ Poovallil sree mahadevi temple,vakayar,konni
§ Puthenkavil Bhagavathy Tempe, Kurampala, Pandalam
§ Thumpamon Vadakkumnatha Temple[2]
§ Valiyakoickal Sree Dharma Sastha Temple, Pandalam
§ Pandalam Mahadeva Temple, Pandalam
§ Gurunathanmukadi Sree Ayyappaguru Temple, Kaipuzha
§ Pattupurakkavu Bhagavathy Temple, Pandalam
§ Thazhoor Bhagavathy Kshetram(Temple) atVazhamuttom,Pathanamthitta
§ Chakkulathukavu Temple, Thiruvalla, Pathanamthitta
§ Sree Subrahmanya Swamy Temple,Kodumthara,Pathanamthitta
§ Rektha Kanda Swamy Temple, Omallur,Pathanamthitta
§ Vettoor Aayiravillan Temple,Vetoor,Pathanamthitta
§ Sree Krishna Swamy Temple, Kozhencherry,Pathanamthitta
§ Sree Bhuvaneswary Temple, Valamchuzhy,Pathanamthitta
§ Pattupurakkavu Bhagavathi temple
§ Rektha Kanda Swamy Temple, Omallur
§ Muringamangalam Mahadeva Temple, Konni
§ Madathil Bhagavathykavu Temple, Konni
§ Puthiyakavu Temple, Iravon, Konni
§ Thrikkovil Sree Padmanabha Swami Kshetram
§ Thrippara Shiva
§ Thrikkalanjoor Sree mahadeva Temple,Kalanjoor
§ Pazhakulam Punthalaveetil Temple
§ Puthiyakavu Devi Temple,Ayroor
§ Sreenarayanapuram Temple, Manakala, Adoor
§ Sree Parthasarathy Temple, Adoor
§ Trichenda Mangalam Mahadeva Temple, Peringanad, Adoor
§ Sree Dharma Sastha Temple, Chennampallil, Adoor
§ KARANDAYIL SREE BHADRA DEVI TEMPIL, mangaram ,pandalam (By Rajesh Puthan purayil)
§ Thirualumthuruthil Bhagavathy Temple,Alumthuruthy,Thiruvalla
§ Puthenkavu Bhagavathy Temple,Nedumprom,Thiruvalla
§ Putheyakavu Bhagavathy Temple,konni ayravon
§ 'anikkattilammakshethram',anicadu, mallappallyhttp://www.anikkattilamma.com
§ Ammummakavu Devi Temple , Parakode North - Chiranickal
§ Ezhamkulam Devi Temple , Ezhamkulam
§ Muloorkulagara Devi Temple - Parakode North
§ Adichicavu Devi Temple,Pandanad, Chengannur
§ PadanilamParabrahma Temple, Padanilam, Mavelikkara
§ Ambalappuzha Sri Krishna Temple, Ambalappuzha
§ Kalarkode Mahadeva Kshethram, Kalarkode
§ Chettikulangara Devi Temple, Mavelikkara
§ Harippad Subramanya Swamy Temple, Haripad
§ Mannarasala Temple, Harippad
§ Sree Krishna Temple, NangiarKulangara
§ Koratti Mahadevar Temple, Mannar, Alappuzha
§ Mullakkal Rajarajeswari Temple, Alappuzha
§ Narasimhamoorthy Temple, Thuravoor, Cherthala, Alappuzha
§ Karthyayini Devi Temple, Cherthala
§ Varanad Devi Temple, Varanad, Cherthala
§ Velorvattom Sree Mahadeva Temple, Cherthala
§ Kadambanadu Devi Temple, Cherthala
§ Kandamangalam Devi Temple, Kadakkarappally, Cherthala
§ Padinjare Kottaram Sastha Temple, Kadakkarappally, Cherthala
§ Nagamkulangara Mahadeva Temple, Vayalar, Cherthala
§ Evoor Sreekrishnaswamy Temple
§ Sreekrishnaswamy Temple, Mavelikkara
§ Gosalakrishna swamy Temple, Thiruvanvandoor, Chengannur
§ Kandiyoor Mahadeva Temple, Mavelikkara
§ Panayannarkavu Temple, Mannar, Alappuzha
§ Kattuvallil Ayyappa Temple, Mavelikkara
§ Thazhakkara Sree Subramanya Swamy Temple, Mavelikkara
§ Balasubramanya Swamy Temple, Cheriyanad, Chengannur
§ Puthiyakavu Devi Temple, Mavelikkara
§ Vettikkode Sree Nagarajaswamy Temple, Mavelikkara
§ Thruppuliyoor Sree Krishna Temple, Puliyoor, Chengannur
§ Sree Dhanwanthari Temple, Prayikkara, Mavelikkara
§ Pattambalam Devi Temple, Mannar, Alappuzha
§ Saraswathi Temple, Thattarambalam, Mavelikkara
§ Thiruvairoor Mahadeva Temple, Chunakkara, Mavelikkara
§ Dharma Sastha Temple, Thakazhi, Alappuzha
§ Chakkulathukavu Temple, Nerettupuram, Alappuzha
§ Koyppallikarazhma Temple, Olakettiyambalam, Mavelikkara
§ Narasimha Swamy Temple, Mattom, Mavelikkara
§ Thripperumthura Mahadevar Temple, Chennithala, Mavelikkara
§ Anaprambal Dharmasastha Temple, Thalavady, Kuttanad
§ Panayil Devi Temple, Nooranad, Mavelikkara
§ Cheriyapathiyoor Devi Temple, Pathiyoor, Kayamkulam
§ Padayanivettom Devi Temple, Vallikunnam, Mavelikkara
§ Pandavarkavu Devi Temple, Muthukulam, Kayamkulam
§ Sreedharmasastha Temple, Pullukulangara, Kayamkulam
§ Vethalan kavu Mahadeva Temple, Kappil East,Krishnapuram,Kayamkulam
§ Gananpathi Kovil Madam, Kayamkulam
§ chamakkavu Devi Temple, Vettiyar, Chengannur
§ Vettikode Nagarajaswamy Temple, Mavelikkara
§ Kuttikattu sree bhadra kali devi temple
§ Nalpathaneeswaram Sree Mahadeva Temple
§ Cherukara Siva Kshethram
§ Palliyara Kavu Devi Kshetram,Vettiyar, Mavelikkara
§ Sree Devikulangara Bhagavathi Temple,Puthupally,Kayamkulam
§ Saraswathy Temple, Thattarambalam, Mavelikkara
§ Sree Ponnuruttu Durga Devi Temple,Pullukulangara,Kayamkulam
§ Sree Kottayathukavu Bhagavathy Temple,nannadu,Thiruvanvandoor,Chengannur.
§ Pazhaveed Sree Bhagavathy Temple, Pazhaveedu, Alleppey
§ Malimel Temple, Kurathiad, Mavelikkara
§ Sreekrishnaswamy Temple, Pallarimangalam, Mavelikkara
§ Dhanvanthary temple, Puthiyakavu, Mavelikkara
§ pathiyamkulangara sree bhagavathi temple vadackal Alapuzha
§ Mannasseril kudumbam pathiyoor(East) Kayamkulam
§ Pennukkara Devi temple Chengannur
§ Kuthiravattath Dharma shasta Temple Chengannur
§ Neduvaramcode Mahadevar temple Chengannur
§ Mahadeva Temple, Vaikom
§ Vazhappally Maha Siva Temple, Changanassery
§ Mahadeva Temple, Kaduthuruthy
§ Chirakkadavu Sree Mahadevar Temple
§ Ezhumanthuruthu Poonkavil Devi Temple
§ Morkulangara Devi Temple, Changanacherry
§ Perunna Subrahmanya Swami temple, Changanacherry
§ Thrikodithanam Mahavishnu Temple, Changanacherry
§ Adithyapuram - Sun Temple
§ Kumaranalloor Devi Temple
§ Mahadeva Temple, Thirunakkara
§ Chozhiyakadu Sreekrishna swami Temple
§ Ganapatiyar Kovil, Kanjirappally
§ Madhura Meenakshi Temple, Kanjirappally
§ Mahadeva Temple, Tidanadu
§ Aimcombu Parekkavu bhagavathy Temple
§ Koottummel Devi Kshrethram
§ Kidangoor Subrahmanya Swami temple
§ Thiruvarppu Srikrishna Swami Temple
§ Ayyappa Swamy Temple, Vazhathope
§ Srikrishna Swamy Temple, Thodupuzha
§ Kanjiramattam Sri Mahadeva Temple,Thodupuzha
§ Karikkode Sri Bhagavathy Temple Karikkode, Thodupuzha
§ Uravappara Sri Subhrahmanya Temple(Malayala Pazhani) Thodupuzha
§ Annamala Nathar TempleKarikkode, Thodupuzha
§ Muthaliyar Madam Temple Thodupuzha
§ Thachukuzhikavu Annapoorneswari-Bhadrakali-Navagraha Temple Thodupuzha
§ Sri Narasimha Swami Temple Manakkadu, Thodupuzha
§ Nellikkavu Bhagavathi Temple Manakkadu,Thodupuzha
§ Alppara Sri Uma-Maheswara TempleChittoor, Thodupuzha
§ Kaippilli kavu Sri Durga - Sri Bhadra TemplePeriyambra, Thodupuzha
§ thrikkekkunnu Mahadeva Temple Vazhithala, Thodupuzha
§ Sri Krisha Swami TempleKolani, Thodupuzha
§ Amaram Kavu Sri Durga Temple Kolani, Thodupuzha
§ Puthuchirakkavu Sri Bhadra Kali TemplePurappuzha, Thodupuzha
§ Moozhikkal Bhagavathi Temple Arikuzha, Thodupuzha
§ Puthukkulam Nagaraja Temple Manakkadu, Thodupuzha
§ Chakkulathukavu UmaMaheshwara Temple{Ezham Mile,Kolapra,Thodupuzha}
§ Ernakulam Shiva Temple, Ernakulam.
§ Dakshina Mookambika Temple North Paravur
§ Aluva Manappuram Shiva Temple, Aluva
§ Chakkankulangara Temple, Tripunithura
§ Chittoor Sree Krishnaswamy Temple
§ Sree Narasimha Swamy temple, Kadungaloor, Aluva
§ Mahaganapathy temple, Kalamassery
§ Kannankulangara Temple, N. Paravoor
§ Karppillikkavu Sree Mahadeva Temple
§ Kurumbakkavu Bhagavathy Temple Edathala
§ Nadakkavu Temple
§ Mahadeva Temple, Ernakulam
§ Paramara Devi Temple, Ernakulam
§ Pavakkulam Temple, Ernakulam
§ Makaliyam Sreeramaswamy Temple,Irimpanam,Tripunithura
§ Perunninakulam Temple, Near Hill Palace, Tripunithura
§ Puthiyakavu Devi Temple ,Puthiyakavu,Tripunithura
§ Puzhakkarakkavu Devi Temple, Muvattupuzha
§ Sree Perumthrikkovil Narasimha Swami Temple, Ramamangalam
§ Sri Krishna Swamy Temple, Ravipuram
§ Sree Balakrishna Swami Temple, Kuzhuppilly
§ Sree Venugoplakrishna Swami Dewasthan, Chendamangalam
§ Thiruvairanikkulam Temple
§ Thiruvamkulam Mahadeva Kshetram, Thiruvamkulam
§ Vellorkunnam Mahadeva Temple, Muvattupuzha
§ Ameda Temple, Ameda
§ Attippuzhakkavu Bhagavathy Temple, Aluva
§ Sree Krishna Garuda MahaVishnu Temple, Chemmanadu,Thiruvaniyoor
§ mahadeva kshetram peruvaram,N.paravur.
(See also Hindu temples in Thrissur Rural)
§ Kodungallur Bhagavathy Temple
§ Annamanada Mahadeva Temple, Annamanada
§ Anthi Mahakalan Kavu,Chelakkara
§ Arattupuzha Sree Sashta,Arattupuzha
§ Arattupuzha Temple,Arattupuzha
§ Achanthevar Temple,Koorkenchery
§ Aykunnu (Pandavagiri) Bagavathy Temple,Venginissery
§ Chembukkavu Bagavathy Temple
§ Changarayil Narasimhamoorthy Temple, Cherpu
§ Chathakudam Sree Dharma Sastha Temple
§ Chembuthara Kodungallurkavu Temple
§ Chirattu Mahadeva Temple, Venginissery
§ Chiravarampathukavu Bhagavathi Temple
§ Choorakkattukara Shree Ayyappan Kavu
§ Chovalloor Siva Temple,Chovalloor
§ Kanimangalam Sastha Temple, Kanimangalam
§ Kannankulangara Mahavishnu Temple
§ Kariattukara bhagavathy Temple
§ Karthiayani Temple, Ayyanthole
§ Kattakampal Bhagavathy Temple
§ Kodalur Krishna Temple, Cherpu
§ Koodalmanikyam Temple,Irinjalakuda
§ Sree Kandeswaram Shiva temple , kandeswaram , Irinjalakkuda.
§ Koorkenchery Maheswara Temple
§ Kozhimaan parabu Devi Temple,cheruthuruthy
§ Kuttankulangara Sri Krishna Temple
§ Kuttumuck Sri Mahadeva Temple
§ Kuzhikattiri Sastha Bagavathy Temple, Venginissery
§ Mammiyoor Mahadeva Temple, Mammiyoor
§ Madavapuram Temple,Chiyyaram
§ Mekkavu Bhadrakali Temple, Cherpu
§ Mithranandapuram Vamanamoorthy Temple,Cherpu
§ Mithunappally Shiva Temple, Palace Road
§ Mithrananthapuram Mahavishnu Temple,Cheruthuruthy
§ Mudapilavu Mahavishnu Temple, Chiyyaram
§ Olarikkkara Bhagavathy Temple
§ Paramekkavu Bhagavathy Temple
§ Sree Parappukavu Bhagavathy Temple
§ Paambumakattu Nagaraja Temple
§ Panamukkumpally Sastha Temple
§ Pookkattikkara-Karamuk Temple
§ Poonkunnam Seetha Ramaswamy Temple
§ Sankarankulangara Bhagavathy Temple
§ Shatrughna swamy Temple, Payammal
§ Sreesatha Temple,Kanimangalam
§ Thayamkulangara Subramanyaswami Temple
§ Thiruvaanatt Sree Krishna Temple
§ Thiruvambadi Sri Krishna Temple
§ Thiruvanikkavu temple,Machad - Wadakkanchery
§ Thiruvanchikulam Mahadeva Temple
§ Thiruvullakkavu Sree Dharma Sastha Temple,Thiruvullakkavu
§ Thottipal Bhagavati Temple, Thottipal
§ Vailikulangara Bhagavathi Temple
§ Valiyalukkal Bagavathy Temple
§ Lakshmimarasimhamoorthy Temple, Kolassery -Veliyanoor
§ Uthralikkavu Temple,Vadakkanchery
§ Vilwadrinatha Temple,Thiruvilwamala
§ Venganellur Maha Deva Temple - Chelakkara
§ Cherumukku Sree Mahavishnu Temple, Cherumukku , Thrissur.
§ Sree Kuttamkulangara Mahavishnu Temple, Poonkunnam , Thrissur.
§ Poonkunnam Sree Mahadeva Temple , Poonkunnam , Thrissur.
§ Thiruvalayanadu Bhagavathi Temple, Kottappuram
§ Sree Guruvayoorappan Temple, Pattambi, Palakkad
§ Kaithali Temple, Pattambi, Palakkad
§ Pariyanempatta Bhagavathi Temple, Kattukulam, Mangalamkunnu
§ Vayilyamkunnu Bhagavathi Temple, Katampazhipuram
§ Sree Ramaswamy Temple, Karimpuzha, Sreekrishnapuram
§ Brahmeeswaran Temple, Palakkad
§ Pookottukavu Bhagavathi Temple, pookottukavu
§ Njangattiri Bhaghavathi Temple, Pattambi, Palakkad
§ Kodarmanna Mahavishu Temple, Punchapadam
§ Punnamparambu Bhagavathi Temple, Manampatta
§ Thalayanakkad Siva Temple, Thalayanakkad
§ Tekkekalam Erinjupuraan Temple, Perumudiyoor, Pattambi, Palakkad
§ Cherplery Siva Temple, Punchapadam
§ Karimpuzha Sree Ramaswamy Temple
§ Kodikkunnu Bhagavathy Temple
§ Pariyanempatta Bhagavathi Temple
§ Sri Nellikulangara Bhagavathi temple
§ Valliya Aarattu - Karnaki Amman Temple
§ Vayilyamkunnu Bhagavathi Temple
§ Viswanatha Swamy Temple, Palakkad
§ Parakkat Bhagavathi Temple, Kavassery, Palakkad
§ Sree Kurumba Bhagavathi Temple, Pudussery, Palakkad.
§ Sree Nedunganaattu Muthassiyar Kaavu Temple, Muthuthala, pattambi, Palakkad
§ Mathur Mannampulli Bhagavathy Temple,Mathur,Palakkadhttp://www.mathurkalibagavathy.com
§ Ardanariswara ksetram ,Kottayi
§ Kachmakuruchi Temple, Kollengode
§ Peringottu Kavu Bhagavathi Kshetram, Elavanchery
§ Arakkurussi Udayarkunnu Bhagavathy Temple,Mannarkkad
§ Azhokotha Mahadeva Kshetram, Kuzhalmannam, Palakkad
§ Kalikavu Bhagavathi Temple, Mathur Kizhakkethara
§ Dakshinamoorthy (Lord Shiva) Kshethram, Mathur Kizhakkethara
§ Kadappurambathu Kavu Baghavathy Temple at Ongallur
§ Mavundiri Bhaghavathi/Vishnu Kshethram, Mavundiri , Palakkad
§ Mulayankavu Bhaghavathi Temple, Kulukkallur, Palakkad
§ Sree Chenganamkunnu Bhaghavathi Temple, Kondoorkara, Pattambi
§ Sree Panniyur Varahamurthi Mahakshetram , Panniyur Thrithala.
§ Sree Malamalkavu Ayyappakshetram, Thrithala.
§ Sree Thirumittakkode Anchumoorthi Kshetram,Nhangattiri, Pattambi.
§ Sree ongallur Ganapathi Kavu, Ongallur , Pattambi.
§ Sree Cherunallisserry Kavu Bhagavathi Temple, Pulappatta, Palakkad
§ sree Vailassri kurathikkottayil Kaalimuthappan kavu, Nilambur
§ Thirumanthamkunnu Temple, Malappuram.
§ Sree Saligrama Temple,Areekode.
§ Vasudevapuram, Tavanur.
§ Kattuptthoor Siva-Vishnu kshethram, Pathiricod
§ Thali Mahadeva Temple, Kozhikkode
§ Azhakodi, Thiruthiyad
§ Payattu Valappil Sreedevi Kshatram.Quilandy.
§ Parassinikkadavu Temple, Muthappankavu.
§ Kuttiyattu paradevada temple.
§ Muthappan kavu
§ Thiruvachira temple
§ Uravankullam temple
§ Benglavu Devi Temple
§ Chalappuram Sreekrishna Temple
§ Azchavattam Shiva Temple
§ Memunda Madam Temple
§ Mazhuvannur Maha Siva Kshethram
§ Payyannur Sree Mahavishnu-templo, Annur, Payyannur
§ Cherukunnu Sree Annapoorneswari Temple
§ Cherukunnu Kavinisseri Someswari Temple
§ Cherukunnu Kunnin Mathilakthu Shiva Temple
§ CherukunnuOthayammadam Bhagavathi Temple
§ CherukunnuOthayammadam Subrahmanya Swami Temple
§ Cherukunnu Mungam Ayyappa Swami Temple
§ Iritty Sree Moolothumkunnu Bagavathi Temple
§ Iritty Keezur Mahadeva Kshetram
§ Iritty Edavoor Shiva Kshetram
§ Kalliasseri Manakulangara Saraswathi Temple
§ Kalliasseri Kandanthally Sree Krishna Temple
§ Pappinisseri Okcidenta Sree Ŝivaa Templo
§ Pappinisseri Aroli Sree Vadeswaram Shiva Temple
§ Pappinisseri Aroli Chittothidam Temple
§ Pappinisseri Aroli Nadacheri Kavu
§ Pappinisseri Aroli Kalloori Kavu
§ Pappinisseri Kolathu Vayalile Kavu
§ Pappinisseri Keecheri Sree Palottu Kavu
§ Kooveri Vallikkadava sreputiia bhadavatitemplo
§ Kadalayi Kadalayi Ambalam
§ Madai Vadukunda Shiva Temple
§ Edakkad Mahavishnu Temple
§ Muthappan Temple,Parassinikkadavu
§ Sree Ramaswami TempleThiruvangad
§ Valluvan Kadav Sree Muthapan
§ Peralasseri temple
§ Chala Bhagavathi Temple
§ Parakhoth Ganapathy Temple
§ ankampedika mukilotukavu
§ velamsri Maha ganapati temple
§ arimbra subrahmania sŭami temple
§ morazha siva temple
§ kalarivatukal Devikshetram
§ sundaresŭara temple
§ palikunumokambika temple
§ mamanam temple
§ neliiarkottam- ozhakrom
§ kapotukavu
§ madakulangarakavu-kalliassery
§ kanjirangadudanŭandaram temple
§ Keezhara Koolom Bhagavathy Temple
§ Edappara Chamundi Bhagavathy Temple
§ Vayathoor Kaliyar Kshethram - Panthottam
§ Muchilottu Bhagavathi Kavu - Keezhara
§ Thrichambaram-srekrishna temple -Thaliparamba
§ Subrahmanya sŭami temple -payyanur
§ Trikkool Siva temple -Ezhome
§ Kurinji Poomalakkavu-Payyanur
§ Vaidyanatha temple -Kanirangad
§ Karippal-nagam
§ Arangam-siva temple -alakkode
§ Kottiyoor mahadeva temple
§ Vadukunna siva temple -Payangadi
§ Raghavapuram- temple (Hanumarambalam)
§ Mamanikkunnu-mahadevitepmle
§ Muchilottu-kavu-Karivellur
§ Neeliyar-kottam-Mathamangalam
§ Kunnathur-padimutapan temple
§ Payyavur Siva temple
§ Chuzhali-bhagavati temple -Chuzhali
§ Vadakke-kavu-Pattuvam
§ Kundathin-kavu-Payangadi
§ Kottanacheri- temple -Vellur
§ Mahavishnu- temple -Chengalayi
§ Mahavishnu- temple -Ramapuram, Payangadi
§ Ayyappan-kavu-Athiyadam
§ Muchilottu-kavu-Kottila
§ Palottu-kavu-Keecheri
§ Malliyottu-palotukavu-Kunjimangalam
§ Veerachamundi- temple -Kunjimanagalam
§ Aneekkara pomala bhagavati templeKunjimanagalam
§ Maakkam-bhagavati temple -Kunjimanagalam
§ Aivar-paradevata temple -Ezhome
§ Sankaranarayana temple -Ramanthali
§ Olayambadi-srekrishna temple
§ Kannadiparamba Sree Sharmasastha Temple - Kannadiparamba
§ Kannadiparamba Sree Siva Temple - Kannadiparamba
§ Ananthapura Lake Temple, Kumbala
§ Kanila Shree Bhagavathi Temple
§ Nileshwar Muthappan Madappura
§ Sree Madiyan Koolom Kshethra Palaka Temple
§ Mahalingeshwara temple adoor
§ Mallam Durga Parameshwari Temple
§ Shree Durgaparameshwari Mahakali Kashi Kala Bhairaveshwara Temple Korakkodu, Kasaragod
§ Srimad Anantheshwar Temple, Manjeshwar
§ Sree Chakrapani Temple,Thrikkaripoor
§ Kinavoor Edam Sree Kiratheshwara Temple,Neeleswaram
§ Thaliyil Sree Neelakandeswara Siva Temple,Neeleswaram
§ Maniyanthatta Sree Maha Vishnu Temple,Periye
§ Periyokki Sree Gowri Shankara Temple,Periye
§ Kuthyala Sri Gopalakrishna Temple Kudlu
§ Chandragiri Sree Sastha & Thrikannad Thrayambakeswara Temple Thrikannad
§ Kanippura Shree Gopalakrishna Temple
§ Shree Udaneswara Temple Peradala#Upaprathistas:Shree Sastha,Shree Kukshi Sastha (Kuttichathan)
§ Sree Melmathilai Maha Siva Temple, Pilicode
§ Mannanpurathu Kavu (Chathayamangalam Temple)Nileshwaram
§ Shiva mangalam sri sadashiva temple
§ Sree Veerabadra Temple, V V Nagar(kulam busstop) cheruvathur
§ Bhagavathi temple, kuttamath, Cheruvathur
§ Shree Mahavishnu Temple,Kidenji, Badiadka, Peradala
§ Sree Parthasarathy Temple, Panjukavu
§ Udayamangalam Sree Mahavishnu Temple, Uduma
§ Sree Mukhya Prana Temple, Inside bekel fort
§ Shree Mahavishnu Durga Parameswari Sastha Temple, Mundol
§ Sree Veerabadra Mahamaya Temple,Bengara
§ Shree Kotta Veeranjana Mallikarjuna Temple, Arikkadi
§ Sree Uma Maheswara Swami Temple, Delampadi
§ Sree Mallikarjuna Temple, Kasaragod
§ Sree Varadaraja Venkatarama Temple, Near kasaragod railway station
§ Kunnummel Sree Dharma Sastha Temple, Kanjangad town
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§ Sree Madathinkeezhu Kshethrapalaka Temple, Nileswaram
§ Koltom Sree Vettakkorumakan Temple,Nileswaram
§ Rayamangalam Bhagavthy Temple, Piralacode
§ Kottacheri Kunnummel Sree Vishnumoorthy Temple, Kanjangad
§ Thiroor Sree Parthasarathy Temple, Thiruvakoli, Palakunnu
§ Palakunnu Sree Bhagavathy Temple, Palakunnu
§ Parakila Maha shiva temple, Parakkila, Madhur
§ Kayilveedu Ambelar Tharavadu, Near Kuthyala gopalakrishna temple kudlu, R.D.Nagar
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§ Angkor Wat, near Siem Reap, Cambodia
§ Pha That Luang, Vientiane, Laos
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§ Wat Suthat, Bangkok, Thailand
§ Wat Benchamabophit (The Marble Temple)
§ Wat Aru
§ Lanna (Northern Thailand)
§ Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai
§ Wat Chiang Man, Chiang Mai
§ Wat Chedi Luang, Chiang Mai
§ Wat Phra Singh, Chiang Mai
§ Wat Phrathat Doi Tung, Chiang Rai
§ Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, Lampang
§ Wat Phumin, Nan
§ Other regions
§ Wat Phra Pathom Chedi, Nakhon Pathom
Panchabhuta temples
Thiruvanaikaval temple (Tamil Nadu)
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Thiruvanaikoil is a beautiful small urban village at Tiruchirappalli district ('Trichy', 'Thiruchirapalli', 'Tiruchinopoly', 'Tiruchi') in Tamil Nadu of Southern India. Thiruvanaikoil is also familiarly known as Tiruvanaikoil, Tiruvanaikaval, Thiruvanaikaval, Thiruvanaika, Thiruanaikaa. Thiruvanaikoil is around 3 Kms away from the heart of Trichy city and adjacent to Srirangam another small historic town and one of the holy places in India. Thiruvanaikoil and Srirangam are in the banks of river Cauvery. Literally these two places form an island, surrounded by river Cauvery and river Coleroon.
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This ancient temple dedicated to Shiva (Jambukeswara) and Parvati (Akhilandeswari) is one of the foremost Saivite shrines in Tamilnadu. This large temple celebrates Shiva as Jambukeswara, an embodiment of the element water and is often referred to as Appustalam and is hence one of the Pancha Bhoota Stalams the other four being Tiruvannamalai (fire), Chidambaram (Space), Kanchipuram (Earth) and Kalahasti (Air) respectively. The Sri Jambukeshwara Temple is dedicated to Lord Siva and has five concentric walls and seven gopurams. It is built around a Siva lingam partly submerged in water that comes from a spring in the sanctum sanctorum. Non-Hindus are not allowed inside the temple. The complex was built in the same time when Sri Ranganathaswamy temple was also built.
Chidambaram – Ambalavaanar Temple ( Tamil Nadu)
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Chidambaram is one of the foremost Saivite shrines; the very name Kovil refers to Chidambaram, where Natarajar is enshrined in the ChitSabha or the Hall of Consciousness, in the Ananda Tandavam (Dance of Bliss) pose.
Chidambaram is always referred to as the first of the Tevara Paadal Petra Stalangal and is also regarded as the first of the Tevara Stalangal located on the Northern banks of the river Kaveri in the Chola region of Tamilnadu. Chidambaram is one of the 5 dance Halls of Shiva (Kanakasabhai). The five dance halls are Chidambaram, Madurai, Tiruvalankadu, Tirunelveli and Kutralam.
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This temple is home to Chidambara Rahasyam, concept of nothingness (aroopam). Shiva is said to have revealed a vision of his cosmic dance to Patanjali, Vyagrapadar and to all Devas here. In terms of its antiquity, richness in terms of worship & festival traditions, in architectural & sculptural splendour, in its association with music & dance, Chidambaram is a center second to none in truly representing the rich Indian cultural heritage.
History: The Tevaram hymns were rediscovered here after a long hiatus, under the initiative of the monarch Raja Raja Cholan. The Chidambaram temple predates the Tevaram hymns. The Imperial Cholas considered Nataraja to be their tutelary deitiy and heaped patronage on this temple, and their tradition was continued by the Pandyas and the Vijayanagar Kings.
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The Temple: Towering gopurams with thousands of figurines, mandapams with sculptured pillars, lend special interest to this vast temple complex. Govindaraja Perumal Temple is a Vaishnava Divya Desam within this complex There are several other features of interest in Chidambaram. Please follow this link for a special Templenet feature (from 1998) on Chidambaram..
Festivals: A whole range of worship services are offered to Natarajar and to Tirumoolattaanar here on a daily basis. Margazhi Tiruvadirai and Ani Tirumanjanam provide a climactic finish to the 2 annual festivals celebrated with great pomp here.
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Suchindram Temple, Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu.
Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Tiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
Sri Venkateswara Temple, Tirumala, Andhra Pradesh.
Meenakshi Sundareswarar ThiruKovil, Madurai, Tamil Nadu..
Arunachaleswarar Temple , Thiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu
Brihadeeshwar temple, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu
Nataraja Temple, Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu
Sree Seetha Ramachandra Swamivari Temple, Bhadrachalam, Andhra Pradesh.
Sri Kalahastheshwara Temple, Kalahasti, Andhra Pradesh
Sri Subrahmanya Swami Devasthanam, Tiruchendur, Tamil Nadu
Sri Varahalakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Simhachalam, Andhra Pradesh
Sri Thyagaraja Temple, Tiruvarur, Tamil Nadu
Sree Dandayudhapani Swami Devasthanam, Palani, Tamil Nadu
Sri Kanaka Durga Devi Temple, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh
Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple , Srirangam , Trichy, Tamil Nadu..
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Police eventually caught up with Coral Eugene Watts but couldn't connect him to the savage crimes in Texas and Michigan.
Desperate to close the cases, prosecutors agreed to a plea bargain. In 1982, Watts admitted he killed 13 women - "They had evil in their eyes," he said - but he went to prison for burglary with intent to commit murder.
He was sentenced to 60 years, and prosecutors, police and the judge thought that was enough.
Now, a quirk in the Texas legal system may short-circuit their intentions. Mandatory release laws aimed at relieving prison crowding require Watts be discharged on May 8, 2006, unless he loses good behavior credits that he has accumulated in prison. He will be 52.
Watts is believed to have killed dozens of women, and authorities in Texas and Michigan are scouring old files, archives and evidence folders for any shred that might tie him to an open case for which he didn't receive immunity in the plea.
"Everybody knows he is going to kill again," said Houston police Sgt. Tom Ladd, who interrogated Watts after his arrest in 1982. "His last statement to me was: 'You know, Tom, if I get out, I'm going to do it again.'"
"He's a homicidal time bomb," Ladd said.
Texas' mandatory release program was approved in 1977 and rescinded in 1996, but prisoners who qualified in between those times remained eligible. Watts has earned enough good behavior credits to be freed in 2006.
Bryan Collier, director of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's parole division, said that if Watts gets out in 2006 he will be watched closely from his release until his 60-year sentence expires in 2042.
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Harriett Semander, whose 20-year-old daughter Elena Semander was strangled with her own shirt, isn't convinced that will be enough.
"There's no doubt in my mind that he has been sitting in prison for the last 20 years planning his next murder," she said. "This man was street smart. He was cunning. He liked what he did. Of course he is going to do it again, and when there is the next victim, we can all take the blame for it."
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Q I have a poodle mix that is 6 and never had any issues until July. One ear has a black almost tarlike substance with no smell. I have taken her to a local vet, who prescribed an antibiotic ointment in the ear; it helps but never completely cures the issue. Any suggestions?
A: Otitis external (inflammation of the outer ear) is an extremely common and often chronic problem in dogs. One study found that close to 15 percent of dogs presenting for evaluation at veterinary hospitals were there because of their ears. The large number and variety of products marketed to veterinarians for the treatment of ear disease in dogs also indicates how prevalent this problem is.
The ear canal is lined with tissue similar to skin that has glands that produce wax. Chronic inflammation alters the normal environment by causing these glands to produce excessive wax and the lining to thicken. This thickening narrows the canal, decreasing air flow and normal drainage. If severe enough and long term, calcium will deposit in the tissue, resulting in permanent changes.
Breeds with pendulous ears (spaniels and retrievers), those with excessive hair in the ear canal (terriers and poodles) and narrow canals (shar peis) are predisposed.
In many dogs, there is an underlying cause for the chronic inflammation, and the best treatment is to treat the cause rather than just manage the symptoms. Ear diseases often are brought on by the same problems that cause skin disease. If the underlying skin condition can be treated, often the ears will improve.
Dogs that have allergic skin disease, whether from environmental allergies (called atopy) or from food allergies, often have otitis too.
There are hormonal conditions that may alter skin and the lining of the ears, changing the environment and allowing bacteria or yeast to grow.
Hypothyroidism, resulting in low thyroid hormone, and hyperadrenocorticism, from an overactive adrenal gland, are the two most common.
Dogs have several parasites that can infect their ears, resulting in increased discharge and discomfort.
Dogs with pendulous ears that swim frequently may have issues from excessive moisture trapped in their ears. The bacteria and yeast associated with otitis externa like this warm, moist environment. We can see this occur with overzealous cleanings, too.
Foreign bodies, such as a piece of a plant, and tumors also can result in inflammation. These should especially be considered if only one ear is involved.
As with every disease, the best treatment is to address the primary problem and not just the symptoms. The single most important diagnositic tool is for a sample of ear canal debris to be evaluated under the microscope. This is inexpensive and usually can be done in the veterinarians office, so results are back quickly. This will look for parasites, bacteria and yeast so a treatment plan can be formulated. Once treatment is started, repeat sampling is a quick way to evaluate how well it is working.
Regardless of the cause, one of the first treatments will be to clean out the wax and debris before starting any other therapy. This is important for multiple reasons. Foremost, it will allow the ear canal to be cleared out so that foreign bodies or tumors can be seen if present. Second, the debris prevents medications from reaching the areas where they are most effective, so removal of debris will improve treatment response.
If there is minimal debris and inflammation, cleaning can be done while your pet is awake. With significant disease, sedation often is necessary, as the required cleaning in a severely diseased ear can be painful. It also is important not to clean the ear too frequently, as this can damage the ear and cause inflammation, too.
Once the ear canal is cleaned, an otic examination is performed and the debris looked at microscopically, treatment can be started. Usually this will be an application of agents topically in the ear to kill bacteria, yeast or parasites. Occasionally, a steroid may be used to decrease the inflammation. In some severe cases, oral medications are given. This is typically done when the ear is so swollen and inflamed that medications cannot be administered.
If suspected, tests should be performed to look for an underlying cause that could be corrected to prevent recurrence. This could include skin testing to check for allergies and/or hormonal testing.
Severe cases of otitis externa can spread through the ear drum and into the middle ear. This is usually painful and may cause vertigo. Dogs generally will tilt their heads to the side and often be unsteady when walking. You also may notice spontaneous rapid horizontal eye movement.
In severe cases that have chronic disease resulting in calcification of the ear canal and middle ear disease, medications no longer help. These dogs have to have the ear canal removed. While this procedure sounds drastic as it does decrease hearing, it is amazing how much their quality of life improves.
So our suggestion to you is to have your vet clean out the debris in your dogs ear and perhaps teach you how to do this as well. Based on the evaluation, start the appropriate medications to treat the infection and decrease inflammation.
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When I first started breastfeeding I was producing up to 8 oz (both breasts combined) and now I'm down to only 2 oz from one breast and the other is barely producing...anyone know how I can produce more again other than drinking lots of water?
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How do you know that's all you are producing? If it is by pumping, that is NO indicator of how much you are producing. All it tells you is how much you can pump. A baby is MUCH more efficient at getting milk out than a pump is.
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It was prob when you were engorged that you were pumping so much??? With DD I was able to pump 7oz from both boobs and then after that I went down to like barely 2oz.
It happens. I'm not a very good pumper and I can never pump very much. It doesn't mean your baby isn't getting enough.....it just shows that a pump isn't as good as getting milk out than a baby.
But to make more milk there are certain herbs you can take, I have a friend who swears by oatmeal.
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Mothers milk tea (tastes gross but can work), fenugreek and/or blessed thistle (both pills you can get at pharmacy). A beer in the evenings helps me. I also suggest you pump after you nurse even in the MOTN.
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You have to nurse more to make more milk. The body works on supply & demand - the more the baby demands, the more the body supplies. Good luck.
Herbs: Fenugreek, Blessed Thistle, Nettle Leaf, Alfalfa...
Mothers Milk Tea which is a combination of the herbs...
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Oatmeal every morning...
Those are the things that worked for me. It took a few days to really see a consistent notable increase.
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cute kitten - i hate beer i heard wine helps too if its red...what kind of oatmeal didyou eat? is instant ok or does it need to be the "normal" kind? and for herbs which did you take? as far as I am aware from breastfeeding sites, fenugreek and blessed thistle can be used in combo but i'm not sure about the others.
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I just went through the same problem last week. I am trying to build up a supply for a surgery I am having in 2 weeks. My LC told me to pump for 15mins after baby's first feeding in the morning...even if nothing comes out, continue to pump for the full 15mins. The other thing that helped me was pumping for 10 - 15 mins whenever I could as much as I could during the day. It took about 2 or 3 days to catch up to me, but then all of a sudden I was getting engorged again (which hasn't happen for about 4 weeks), so I know my body is producing more and I am able to pump more also. Remember to give your body time to adjust, it won't just happen overnight.
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I used fenugreek and blessed thistle herbs like pp suggested and they worked great! Good luck.
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I use Fenugreek pills and Mother's Milk tea. I nurse and pump constantly. I have an obsession with milk supply. lol They work well for me. That and drinking lots of water.
Beck2121- Its not really the beer that helps, its the hops and barley. You can actually drink a non-alcoholic beer and achieve the same results. I haven't heard anything about the wine other than it will help you relax, which of course is important to achieve multiple let downs.
I eat the old school oatmeal, not the instant. Apparently some important ingredient is lost in the freeze dry process that is required for the instant oatmeal to become instant oatmeal, KWIM? LOL, that's just what I was told. How true that is...I don't know. But everyone told me to not use instant. And really, cooking the regular oatmeal takes only about 6 minutes, so its no trouble at all.
I take fenugreek, blessed thistle and nettle leaf. Nettle leaf does not actually increase milk production, but it helps the let down reflex and promotes multiple let downs. There is also marshmallow (not the s'mores kind of marshmallow, its actually a herb.) which helps to make your milk richer so baby can stay fuller longer.
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38 years of experience
Accepting new patients
38 years of experience
Accepting new patients
University Park
6136 Sherry Ln
Dallas, TX 75225 Phone number & directions
6136 Sherry Ln
Dallas, TX 75225 Phone number & directions
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Dr. Addison graduated from The University of Texas at Houston.
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- Dr. James Henry Addison DDS is a male dentist, has 38 years of experience and practices in Family Dentistry.
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The house with an estate of 700 m2 disposes of 6 beautiful balconies with a magnificent view to the sea. Additionally you see the bay and and the old town of Slano. The house had 8 air-conditioned rooms + 1 large kitchen with dining room. Furthermore there is a house-owned parking. A special service is the opportunity to overwinter boats on some parking places (Prices at request). Mr. Lobrovic has a 25-year old experience in the tourism. Only for the guests of the owners a small restaurant leads. Let yourself spoilt with fresh specialities from the sea. Beside fish specialities, there is also a wide variety of other Dalmatian and international meals . The landlord organizes trips with his boat up to the Elafiten – Islands, and in the interior of the mainland. Shopping facilities are within easy walking or driving distances. The distance to the city Dubrovnik is 30 km. Mr. Lobrovic will pick you up whether you arrive by plane, on a ship, or bus and will drive you back on your departure day.Mr. Lobrovic also 1 anchor offers place to you.
For booking,please complete the online application form,send us an e-mail , or a fax or just call us on the phone. You can expect our reply within the next 24 hours.
You can assure your reservation by a pre-payment of 100 EURO.
If desired you can arrange with the landlord's daughter, who conducts a dental polyclinic in Dubrovnik, to have your teeth examined and, should such be necessary, any defects treated.
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