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Malappuram Tour Package

Interesting facts about Malappuram

Kerala is renowned for its beautiful climate, heavy rainfall, an atmosphere free of pollution and one of the world's best tourist attractions. Being the popular hilltop district of Kerala, with its fantastic houses, parks, temples, waterfalls and much more, Malappuram offers wide options of places for tourists. Revel in your journey to the district of God's own land!

Are you planning a visit to Malappuram in this serene town and searching for the best places to scroll and explore? A sneak peek at Malappuram gives you everything from ancient temples to tempting waterfalls.



Thirumandhamkunnu Temple: The Thirumandhamkunnu Temple is one of Kerala's prominent and ancient Mahakshetras, stagnant on the hill of Angadipuram, with a majestic style of appearance. The beauty of the temple itself makes our hearts and minds free from isolation and brings inner peace. The temple has a legendary past in the month of March and April, known as pooram, which is celebrated as an 11 day long festival. The temple's main deity is Lord Shiva and the place's fantastic tales and beliefs. Surely, this is among the best places to visit in Malappuram.


Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary: A remarkable sanctuary is widely known for its venue, hosting over 100s of native bird species and 60 migratory bird species. The oddity of the place is that the Kadalundi Puzha River flows into the Arab Sea. Kadalundi bird sanctuary is the best location for travellers who are excited to learn about such locations. This is one of Malappuram's most beautiful locations.


Pazhayangadi Mosque: The 500-year-old mosque, built with a mughal architectural style similar to that, reveals carvings aligned with the background of their most famous saints on the entire building. It is one of Malappuram's top tourist places to date.

Top most sightseeing places in Malappuram

Keralamkundu waterfalls: Getting yourself immersed in the pond of fresh Keralamkundu waterfalls is another new experience. Even speaking about the water and the beautiful atmosphere around the waterfall, the place is still in the hearts of people. The waterfalls have always been one of the best places to visit in the district of Malappuram. The water is also said to have certain medicinal characteristics. Water flows from western ghats, creating a crystal clear water if the waterfalls flow through the base.


Kodikuthimala: With its cool climate and similarities with the town of Ooty, Kodikuthimala is one of Malappuram's top tourist attractions. This is one of Malappuram's most beautiful locations. At an altitude of 522 m above sea level and the highest point of the Amminikkadan hills, the position is roosted. It is the location where flags were hoisted by the British during the colonial era.

Beaches have always been a scenic place where every tourist spends their moments with their loved ones. Padinharekera Beach: One of the tourist spots people want to visit most often is Padinharekara beach. You can have a fascinating view of the two rivers that converge with the Arabian Sea, Bharathapuzha and Tirupuzha. It is one of the best places in Malappuram to visit.

Valiya Juma Masjid: It is one of the oldest mosques to date and an important pilgrimage site. In the area of the mosque, the catacombs of their saints are few. The place is often visited at the time of the mosque's multi-day celebration.

Shanthitheeram: What about visiting a 0 entry fee tourist place? Shanthitheeram, one of the most popular places to visit and hang out with your dear ones in Malappuran. This is one of Malappuram's most beautiful locations. The park has a range of activities to offer and one of them is boating, where the thought of going for it is never dropped by locals and visitors. In Shanthitheeram, you can also take off road ATVs and discover several more facilities.

Best Places to visit in Malappuram 

Kovilakam: The temple celebrates a six-day festival called Nilambar Pattu Ulsavam by singing hymns in praise of Lord Siva, the famous deity of the local community and the royal residence of Nilambers. It is held in the month of January, also called Dhanu, every year. What attracts the eyes and hearts of many visitors around the globe is the elegance of the temple. It is in the portion of the fort that the governing family, Nilambars, resides. This is one of Malappuram's best tourist sites.

Bharathapuzha River: Also known as the Nilsa River, which provides shelter for 11 Malampuzha dam reservoirs, it is Kerala's second longest river. As there are mentions of the river in the ancient scriptures, the river was an important part of the Malabar district and a holy river for Hindus. This is one of the few rivers in Kerala with spiritual and cultural significance for people particularly on the banks of the river, the famous cultural house of the state of Kalamandalam.

Mamburam: In Malappuram, Mamburam is a popular Muslim pilgrimage and one of Kerala's top mosques. It houses shrines dedicated to the ancestors of Thangals Primary. This was an important title that was granted to the Arabs who migrated to Kerala from Yemen. Among locals, Thangals held prominent importance and hence the shrine was later built here for the coming generations to immortalise them.

Angadipuram Temple: Angadipuram Temple is also known as the Temple of Bhadrakali and is situated in the city of Angadipuram, which once served as the capital of the kingdom of Valluvanad. This is one of Malappuram's best tourist sites. The temple is dedicated to the mother goddess of the kingdom, Thirumandhamkunnu amma. The temple is host to an 11-day annual festival that takes place in the months of March and April. This is one of Malappuram's most famous temples.

Kadampuzha Temple: The Kadampuzha Temple in Malappuram is one of the oldest temples in the district and is situated in Tirur Taluk's serene town of Melmuri. The place is renowned for providing panoramic views of the valleys surrounding it. The temple is dedicated to the Kadampuzha Goddess, a manifestation of the Parvati Goddess.

Biyyam Kayal: You'd be shocked to know that Malappuram is known for its beautiful backwater lakes and Biyyam Kayal is the most stunning of them. It is situated in the vicinity of Ponnani and has been designated as the whole region's adventure zone. If you're an adventure junkie and looking for some daring expeditions here then on your vacation to Malappuram, you definitely have to go to Biyyam Kayal.

Itinerary

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Day 1 - Malappuram Sightseeing Day 2 - Malappuram Sightseeing Day 3 - Malappuram Sightseeing