Malappuram

A seasonal waterfall in the Kurumbalangode Village of Nilambur Taluk in Malappuram district, Adyanpara is one of the best waterfalls in Kerala. This beautiful waterfall is situated amidst the lush jungles and is said to have waters with medicinal properties. It is located 15 km from Nilambur, which is known for being the world's largest teak plantation.

Biyyam Kayal or Biyyam Lake is a chief attraction in Ponnani and draws hundreds of travellers every year. Ponnani is a small yet picturesque town located in Malappuram district of Kerala. Encircled by the Arabian Sea on the West, this town is a major fishing center and chief coastal belt in Malabar.

Conolly's Plot (also known as Cannoli Plot) is the world's oldest teak plantations. It's just 2 kms from the Nilambur town, located in a place called Vadapuram nearer to the Govt Timber depot of Nilambur. Nilambur, situated on the banks of river Chaaliyar at the western side of Nilgiri ranges of Western Ghats is renowned for its unique teak plantations.The place possesses a vibrant identity through its unique characteristics such as world's first teak museum, vast emerald rainforests, pristine w

Sree Kadampuzha Bhagavathy Temple is a well known temple in Kerala where Goddess Durga is devoted in the Parashakthi form. Located in the Malappuram district, this temple has no idol to worship. According to legends, Devi Durga disappeared into a hole after showing her presence and aura to Adi Sankaracharya. Poojas are performed at this hole which is around 6 cm in diameter. Poomoodal is the main offering of this temple and so devotees bring Techchi (Ixora Indica) flowers for performing this rit

Keralamkundu Waterfall is a unique fall located in Malappuram District of Kerala state in Southern India. The water gushes down over 150 feet of a rocky cliff and falls onto a huge stone pit which was formed over many centuries by water falling on top of a gigantic rock. A rough translation of the name from Malayalam is ‘Kerala Pit Waterfall’.

Kodikuthimala, also known as Ooty (a cool hill station in Tamilnadu where the average temperature is 14 degree Celsius) of Malappuram is a hill station in Malappuram district of Kerala state in Southern India.

Situated near the district collectorate in Malappuram, Kottakkunnu, is a recently developed tourist spot in the district. Kottakkunnu derives its name from an old fort, which was built by the Zamorins of Kozhikode (in Malayalam kotta means fort and kunnu means hill). One can still find traces of this fort.

This is an enchanting scenic spot in the high ranges of Malappuram. Located near Kozhippara, the place is covered by mist all through the day. The waterfall is located on the Chokkad stream. Kozhippara waterfalls is an ideal location for trekking and swimming in Kerala. It is one of the best waterfalls, which offers plenty of opportunities to adventure enthusiasts, who like to explore this spectacular destination. Kakadam Poyil, mostly engulfed in mist, is a beautiful spot in the vicinity.

Arimbra Hills, popularly known as the Mini Ooty is a tourist spot in Malappuram. It is an ideal place to feel the clouds and to watch the sunset. Located at a height of 1050 ft above sea level, the place attracts a large number of visitors for its rolling hills and scenic views. Arimba hills also have Thiruvonamala, Poolappees, Muchikundu, Cheruppadi Mala, Kunnumpuram and Kakkad Seemly for hiking.

Nedumkayam rainforest forms a part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve and is one of the best places to visit in Malappuram. One of the beautiful and dense forests in Kerala with a splendid variety of flora and fauna, this area is ideal for trekking.

Nilambur Kovilakam is the royal residence of Nilambur royal family, the erstwhile local rulers of this region that was known as Eranad. Situated 30 km from Malappuram, this architectural marvel has been lauded by many across the globe. Built in the traditional Kerala architecture the palace is situated at the foot of the Western Ghats along the banks of the river Chaliyar.

Located at a distance of 4 kilometres from the town of Nilambur, the Teak Museum is a unique collection of information about the scientific, aesthetic and historical significance of this tree. It is the only museum of its kind in India which makes it a popular destination on every tourist's list. As soon as you enter the premises of the museum, a 55-year-old teak tree system welcomes you which is only a brief preamble of what this museum holds for you. A visit to this museum is an excellent way

Noor Lake is an artificially produced lake surrounded by around 12 acres of dense forest which is also artificial. This is created and maintained by Mr.Noor Mohammmed. a very calm and quiet place to explore natural beauty.

Located at a distance of 45 km from a town called Malappuram is pristine and scenic beach called Padinjarekkara Beach. This picturesque beach is situated in the Malappuram district at the end of the Tipu Sultan Road in close proximity to a town called Ponnani. Apart from its scenic beauty this beach also provides for magnificent view of the confluence where the Bharathapuzha, TirurPuzha, and the Arabian Sea meet. In addition, an amphitheatre, an amenity centre, and a number of eco shops can be f

Pazhayangadi Mosque, also known as Kondotty Mosque, is a 500-year old pilgrim center in Kerala for Muslims. Located almost 18 kilometers east of Manjeri, this shrine is on the way to Malappuram. This spectacular mosque is among the most revered Muslim pilgrim centers in the state. The mosque was built in the memory of a Mohammed Shah, a true follower of Islam popularly known as Kondotti Thangal. Built in white marble following the traditional Mughal architecture and sculpture, this marvel is ded

Among all the Muslim pilgrim centers in Kerala, Ponnani Juma Masjid has a special place. Having numerous ancient mosques, Ponnani is called the ‘Makkah of Kerala Muslims.’ This nickname itself shows how important the mosques here are for the Muslims in Kerala.

This unique temple located in Angadipuram in Malappuram district, is famous for its Mangalya Pooja, an offering done to get rid of all the problems related to marriage. The prime deity of the temple is Thirumandham Kunnil Amma who was the official Goddess of the feudal kings of that region during the Middle Age. The major deities here include Lord Shiva, Parvathi, Ganapathy and Bhadrakali. The legend behind the existence of this temple is interesting.

Thirunavaya Temple, also known as Thirunavaya Nava Mukunda Kshetram, is an ancient temple having great historical importance. The temple is scenically placed on the banks of river Bharathapuzha and draws devotees from all over Kerala. It is situated in a small village named Thirunavaya, a place marked in the ancient history of Kerala as the location for the most renowned Mamankam Festival.

Located 32 kms from Malappuram at Tirur is the hallowed Thunchan Parambu, the birthplace of Thunchath Ezhuthachan, the father of Malayalam language. This stretch of ground has been carefully preserved for posterity with items like the iron stylus used by the scholar and literary giant kept on display.