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Paithalmala

Paithalmala is a hill station in the Kannur district of Kerala in India. Paithalmala one of the most beautiful, pleasant, calm hill station locate 60 km from kannur,kerala at 4500ft above sea level surrounded by valleys in all side of the hill and abundant in flora and fauna and abundant species of rare birds and animals. High scope for each tourist have fresh breath. The enchanting hill station offers a challenging trek to choose inclined to stretch their legs. Trekkers are rewarded by a profusion of exotic flora and fauna and an enchanting view from the top.

Palakkayam thattu

Six to seven years ago, Palakkayam Thattu was a deserted hill, almost unnoticed. But the place underwent a stunning makeover in the past few years. Now this small mountain which is 3500 ft above sea level is the hallmark of Kannur. A new promise to the future scopes of tourism. At the foot of the hill, the people of Thaliparambu are excited about the fast developments around them. This is just the beginning of carving a new face of Kannur.

Parassinikadavu
Muthappan Temple

Parassinikadavu Sri Muthappan Temple Parassinikadavu Sri Muthappan Temple or Parassini Madappura Sree Muthappan Temple, which lies on the banks of the Valapattanam River, attracts people from all sections of the society; irrespective of religion or caste to the district of Kannur. One of the interesting facts is that, here dogs are considered to be sacred as it’s the vehicle of Lord Muthappan. One of the most sacred pilgrimsites in north Kerala, the temple provides free meals and accommodation to all visitors. The devotees are given boiled black beans and tea as Prasadam (devotional offering).

Kanjirakolly

Kanjirakolly is a beautiful sight where you can spend hours and hours just admiring the nature. As monsoon sets, the place is all the more alluring with its floral hills and valley that turns into a flowing stream among these hills. The beauty of the valley and hills is beyond explanation. This scenic spot is located around 65km from Kannur and 25km from Iritty. The roads leading to the spot are narrow, but the beauty that surrounds them are spellbinding.

Muzhappilangad Beach

Muzhappilangad Beach is famous for being Kerala's only drive-in beach. At about 7km from Thalassery in Kannur, you have a 4 km stretch of sand that awaits you to simply drive along as you soak in the view of the beautiful Malabar Coast. Along the way, one gets to munch on delicacies from a number of shacks that offer authentic Malabar cuisine. It is often considered a swimmers paradise as the black rocks protect the beach from deep currents. This is a perfect way to relax and soak in this clean and well maintained beach. One can also partake in adventure sports like paragliding, parasailing and micro light flights along with water sports, power boating or a simple catamaran ride.

Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary

Spread over a 55 sq. km area of forests on the Western Ghats, the Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary is among the finest of its kind in Kerala. It plays host to an exotic array of flora and fauna and is among the most picturesque locations in Kannur district. The entire area is covered in tropical and semi evergreen forests and is a truly riveting sight. One can catch sight of herds of elephants, gaur, sambar, spotted deer, barking deer, Nilgiri Langur, Hanuman Langur and the Malabar Giant Squirrel. It is also famous for the vast amount of butterfly species found here. Most of these are endemic to the Western Ghats. The forest is peaceful and many trekking options are available as well.

Payyambalam Beach

The Payyambalam Beach is an impeccably maintained destination in Kannur. This secluded location is known for providing one with the opportunity to simply relax or enjoy a family picnic in absolute tranquillity. Surfing and swimming options are also available for those who seek a little adventure. The gentle waters form a picturesque setting that has been featured in many South Indian movies as well. Being close to Kannur town has made it a favourite haunt for tourists and locals alike.

Ezharakund Waterfalls

Ezharakund is one of the most picturesque waterfalls of Kannur district, situated in the Paithalmala valley close to the Kerala-Karnataka border, located at about 52 Km Northeast of Kannur via Sreekandapuram and Kudiyanmala (and about 38 Km Northeast of Taliparamba). It comprises of seven levels of rocky natural pools of varying sizes and depths that contain crystal clear water for most period of the year (The gentle flow of clear water cascades in seven tiers creating beautiful clear pools at the end of each fall). The falls make a unique scene. It is like 4 kettles stacked one after the other. As the water over flows it fills in the second kettle and so on. The area is still a hidden treasure although the state government is working to develop it. The kettle on top are quite deep and therefore dangerous. The third one is ok to descend the two on top are more than 10 feet deep.

Palukachi Mala

Palukachi Mala ' is in the Northern part of Kerala - Kannur district. Kottiyoor is called Dakshina Kashi and Daksha Yaga bhoomi. Kottiyoor Shiva temple is very famous and ancient. Twenty eight days religious celebrations are held there. Brahmins, Nairs, Izhavas, Paniyan, Kurichan, Mannan, Chaaliyan, Chettiyaar, -- all the castes including both rich and poor come there. One part of the temple is Palukachimala. After Daksha Yaga Dakshayani sacrificed her life in the Yagna Agni. In the next birth she became the daughter of Himalaya - Parvathi the Shailaputri. After their wedding Shiva and Parvathi celebrated a divine feast with milk. All the Devas participated in that. They used three mountain peaks as their stove (Aduppa, Choola). Even now you can see that the mountain is like that. Early in the morning the clouds are moving on the top of the mountains just like boiling vapours of milk. So wonderful, nice and divine! Jagadguru Swami Sathyananda Saraswathy Maharaj started his Dharma Samaram - a war against mutilation of idols - from Palukachimala.

Pazhassi Dam

The Pazhassi Dam also called Kulur Barrage is a stone masonry diversion structure in Kannur district, Kerala, India. It is named after king Pazhassi Raja, a local warrior. The dam is built at Kuyiloor across the Valapattanam River, in the basin of the West flowing rivers from Tadri to Kanyakumari. It rises in the Coorg (in Karnataka)

Dharmadam Island

Dharmadam Island (Green Island) is a small 2 hectare private island in Thalassery, Kannur District, Kerala. It lies 100 meters from the mainland at Dharmadam. This island, covered with coconut palms and dense bush is a beautiful sight from the Muzhappilangad beach. During low tide, one can walk out to it from the beach

Kottiyoor Shiva temple

Kottiyoor is a famous Hindu pilgrim center devoted to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Sri Kottiyoor temple is also known as the "Dakshina Kashi" or "Varanasi of the South" and attracts lakhs of devotees every year during the "Vaisakha Maholsavam" celebrations.Kottiyoor is totally different from any other temple. Set amidst the jungle, nourished by a flowing river in serene surroundings, you will feel the divine energy the moment you step on this mythical land

Madayipara

Madayipara, Kannur An hour’s drive from Kannur lies a hidden hillock that boasts of some of the rarest floral species in God’s Own Country. Welcome to Madayipara, home to over 500 plant species, 300 flowering plants and rare breeds of butterflies. Drive down here and the locals will inform you of the seasonal beauties at this laterite hill. Many are used during major festivals in decorative styles across the State. The bio-diversity of the place has slowly helped it gain traction among tourists and nature lovers alike. A pond in the shape of a hand held mirror, connected to ancient Jewish settlers, attracts visitors as well. The Vadukunda Siva Temple and a lake that lie nearby are popular as well. The lake is said to survive even in the hottest of summer months and feeds the local faunal inhabitants of the area. Its picturesque terrain shall always provide a special feast for your eyes..

Vismaya Water Theme Park

Inside a 70 km radius of Bekal Fort, Parassinikkadavu Temple and Pazhassi Dam is one of Northern Kerala’s finest urban attractions, the Vismaya Infotainment Centre. It’s state-of-the-art and well maintained facilities compliment the fact that its Water Park is the only one of its kind in India to be promoted by a Co-operative Society. The entertainment options are countless, with children and adults alike partaking in its land rides, water rides, thrill rides and special kid’s rides. It has a world class conference hall and dormitory facilities as well. Over 30 acres of pure unadulterated fun await all our visitors!

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