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MALAPPURAM


Apart from being a beautiful green addition on the map of God’s Own Country, Malapuram is a city that has seen an extensive history in the past and has developed through it.Be it the forest ranges of the city with coconut plantations, the river belt of Bharathapuzha, rainforests of Nedumkayam, the beauty of the river Challiyar, birds in Purathur, or the festive mood of the entire city throughout the year. Malappuram is the perfect example of a wholesome treat and retreat for everyone who comes here to explore. Here is a detailed guide of all the best places to visit in Malappuram.

Shanthitheeram Park, or the Shanthitheeram Riverside Park to be specific, is known to be one of the most famous Malappuram Tourist Places and is a great spot to hangout for the locals, and tourists, alike. Located on the banks of the river Kadalundi, the park has a number of activities to offer. You can be a part of the excitement of boating, that is available as both pedal boating and riding on a coracle (bowl boat), or as the locals call it, Kuttavanchi. You can also take up off-road ATV riding and much more while visiting here.

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Nilambur Kovilakom

The royal residence of the ruling family of Nilambur, the Kovilakoms is one of the best attractions in the list of Malappuram tourist places. There are a number of houses and sections in the premises, with a few of the oldest ones dating back to almost 200 years old. The unique architecture of the place is what attracts tourists from all around the world to have a look at the beauty that this place is. In a section of the fort, the royal family still resides. Most importantly, the best attractions of the site are the gardens of the residence.

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Adyanpara

A natural cascading waterfall, the Adyanpara is counted amongst the best of Malappuram tourist places. Located in in the Kurmbalangodu village of Nilambur district near Malappuram, the waterfalls are a seasonal delight. In summers, the water runs dry and with a lesser flow, but are nonetheless similarly beautiful to look at. The waters of the falls descend down in a cascade over the rocks of the hill, with a rich variety of flora around it to make it look even more mesmerizing.

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Kodikuthimala

Another attraction of Malappuram that is often compared to the famous town of Ooty, Kodikuthimala is definitely a sight for the sore eyes. A hill station of Kerala, the place is perched on a height of about 522 m above sea level, and is the highest point in the Amminikkadan hills. Once the spot where the Britishers once hoisted their flag, the spot was opened for tourism only a few decades ago, with a large area of the place marked already for future development projects. There is a watch tower on the top of the hill from where tourists can get a panoramic view.