MALAPPURAM

Malappuram is one of the most beautiful districts in Kerala. Surrounded by the Nilgiri hills and the gorgeous Arabian Sea, Malappuram is also quite significant for Indian history. Ruled by many in the past, including the Pallavas, the Dravidians, and even the British government, the town has many architectural masterpieces. There are different temples located here that have been listed as UNESCO heritage sites. Some of the essential sightseeing sites located out there that are visited by several tourists are Manakkadavu Bridge, Collectorate Hill, Jamaat Mosque, Kottakkunnu Hill Garden and more. Malappuram also has plenty of exquisitely beautiful waterfalls.

Malappuram is an interesting city of Kerala, being one of the most populous Muslim city in South India. The city offers its tourists with numerous natural attractions that are praised by all. The place is also an important site for both Hindu and Muslim religious practices that are being taken place here for a long time.

Famous for its fish curry and magnificent Hyderabadi biryani in Kerala, the Muslim-dwelled region, Malappuram offers wide options of restaurants in the district that melts the heart of people. After a long knacker journey, tourists never leave the chance to get in the restaurants and the circuit feels complete after eating a delightful meal. Malappuram is a beautiful destination in Kerala that is lucky enough to be quite close to some of the most beautiful waterfalls over there are Adyanpara waterfall, Keralamkundu waterfall, Kozhippara waterfall, Oly waterfall and many more.


MAJOR THINGS TO DO

  1. Explore The Teak Museum

    The Teak Museum is located in Nilambur, Malappuram. The museum is a two-storey building and is the worlds first teak museum and is operated by the Kerala Forest Research Department. The museum also consists of a variety of articles and facts regarding the teak trees. The museum was built here as a mark of an important historical event, that is, the first teak plantation of the world was carried out here.

    Apt for: Solo travelers, couples, families.
    Location: State Highway 28, Nilambur, Kerala

  2. Relax At Kottakkunnu Park

    Kottakkunnu is also known as the Marine Drive of Malappuram. This beautiful hill garden is a perfect place to visit to enjoy the real beauty of nature. The park contains some major attractions like an Open Air Theatre, Adventure Park, Kids Park, Balloon Park and an amazing 16D Cinema. The park also has an amazing light and sound show in the evening. This is a must-visit place on your trip to Malappuram to make the best out of your trip.

    Price: Free
    Location: Kottakunnu road, Up Hill, Malappuram, Kerala

  3. Boating At Kadalundy Bird Sanctuary

    There are a few places where you can enjoy this activity and those are Kottakkunnu Park and Pilapadi waterfalls. Here, you can enjoy both the activity as well as some amazing views of Kerala. So, make sure that you are carrying a camera with you.

    Location: Railway Station, Station Road, near Kadalundi, Kadalundi

GETTING THERE

Nearest station: Tirur Railway Station (TIR)
Nearest airport: Calicut International Airport (31km)

LOCATION

Latitude: 11.0510° N
Longitude: 76.0711° E




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