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Malappuram Trip

Interesting facts about Malappuram 

Arimbra Hills: One of the best things to do in Malappuram could be visiting the Arimbra Hills as it is known as "Mini Ooty" and a great getaway for nature lovers who love to explore impeccable locations. It is situated at an altitude of almost 1,050 feet above sea level and is renowned for providing spellbinding views of the valleys around it. A few famous Jain temples that draw travellers from near and far are home to the place. This is one of Malappuram's best tourist sites.


Kovilakam: A six-day festival called Nilambar Pattu Ulsavam is celebrated by the temple by singing hymns in praise of Lord Siva, the local community's popular deity and the royal residence of Nilambers. It is held every year in the month of January, also referred to as Dhanu. The beauty of the temple is what draws the eyes and hearts of many tourists around the world. The governing family, Nilambars, resides in the portion of the fort. This is one of the best places for tourism in Malappuram.


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



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



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

Tourist attractions in Malappuram

Biyyam Kayal: You will be surprised to know that Malappuram is known for its beautiful backwater lakes and the most spectacular of them is Biyyam Kayal. It is located in the vicinity of Ponnani and has been designated as an adventure zone for the entire area. If you're an adventure junkie and you're looking for some daring expeditions here then you definitely have to go to Biyyam Kayal on your Malappuram holiday.

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

Beaches have always been a picturesque location where every visitor and their loved ones enjoy their moments. Padinharekera Beach: Padinharekara beach is one of the tourist spots people want to visit most frequently. The two rivers that merge with the Arabian Sea, Bharathapuzha and Tirupuzha, can be seen in a fascinating way. It is one of the finest places to visit in Malappuram.

Valiya Juma Masjid: It is an important pilgrimage site and one of the oldest mosques to date. The catacombs of their saints are few in the region of the mosque. The venue is also visited at the time of the multi-day celebration of the mosque.

Shanthitheeram: What about visiting a tourist place with an entry fee of 0? One of the most famous places to visit and hang out with your loved ones in Malappuran is Shanthitheeram. This is one of the most gorgeous locations in Malappuram. The park has a number of activities to offer and one of them is boating, where locals and tourists never drop the idea of going for it. You can also take off road ATVs in Shanthitheeram and discover some more installations.

Kodikuthimala: Kodikuthimala is one of Malappuram's top tourist attractions, with its cool climate and similarity to the town of Ooty. This is one of the most gorgeous locations in Malappuram. The location is roosted at an altitude of 522 m above sea level and at the highest point of the hills of Amminikkadan. It is the place where the British during the colonial period hoisted flags.

Itinerary

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Day 1 - Malappuram Sightseeing Day 2 - Malappuram Sightseeing Day 3 - Malappuram Sightseeing Day 4 - Malappuram Sightseeing