Malappuram District
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Malappuram is a culturally rich and historically significant district in the southern Indian state of Kerala. Known for its lush landscapes, hillocks, rivers, and a blend of culture and heritage, Malappuram is often referred to as "the land atop hills." The district is known for its contributions to literature, sports (especially football), and traditional art forms such as Oppana and Duff Muttu.  Malappuram is surrounded by various places of interest like Manjeri which is an important administrative and commercial center; Tirur is a railway station of the Shoranur-Mangalore, the Coastal town Tanur, and many more to explore. To discover Malappuram never forget to include Malappuram trip into your Kerala trip. The sheer beauty of the Nature and its significant attractive places will make you come back again and again. |
Location info: |
| State:Kerala, India |
Climate/Weather of Malappuram Districts : |
| Summer (March to May): Warm with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 35°C. Monsoon (June to September): Heavy rainfall with an average annual rainfall of 3,000 mm. Winter (November to February): Pleasant and cool, with temperatures between 20°C and 30°C |
History of Malappuram Districts : |
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Malappuram has a rich historical legacy that dates back to ancient times. It was part of the Malabar region and has witnessed the rise and fall of several dynasties, including the Chera Empire and the Zamorin of Calicut. The district played a significant role in the Malabar Rebellion (1921) and the freedom struggle against British colonial rule. It is also a center of Islamic culture and education in Kerala, with numerous mosques, Arabic colleges, and Islamic study centers. |
Educational Institutions of Malappuram Districts : |
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NSS College Govt College Malappuram Unity Womens College Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology |
Langauge |
| The local language spoken here is Malayalam the mother tongue of the people of Kerala known as keralites or Malayalees |
Culture: |
| Malappuram district has a good tradition in the field of art and culture. Many renowned writers and poets hail from this part of the land. Thunjath Ezhuthachan, honoured as the father of modern Malayalam literature was born in Trikkandiyur near Tirur, 400 years ago. Mampuram is a historical place which was involved in anti-British agitation in Malabar in 1921. A grave of Mampuram Thangal who is a leader and scholar of Muslims in Kerala Veliyankode is located here.It is also the birthplace of Omar Qazi, a Muslim scholar and a leader of anti British strikes.The family of Panakkad Thangal is located at Panakkad. |
How to reach? |
| By Air: The nearest airport is Calicut International Airport (Kozhikode), located about 25 km from Malappuram town. |
| By Train:. Tirur Railway Station and Angadippuram Railway Station are the major railheads in the district, with connections to various parts of Kerala and India. |
| By Road:Malappuram is well-connected by road with national and state highways. Regular bus services are available from major cities like Kozhikode, Kochi, and Thrissur. |
Tourist Attraction of Malappuram Districts |
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Kottakkal Biyyam Kayal Adyanpara Wagon Tragedy Memorial Municipal Town Hall |
Hotels/Lodge/Accommodation in Malappuram Districts : |
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Luxury Hotels: Grace Residency, Malabar Palace Hotel Mid-Range Hotels: Rydges Inn, Hotel Rose International Budget Hotels: Hotel Hill Fort, Green Valley Residency Homestays: Several homestays are available in and around Nilambur |
Links |
| http://www.mlp.kerala.gov.in/photo.htm |
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| Padinharekara Beach |
| Padinharekara Beach is Nestled near Ponnani, lying at the end of Tipu Sultan road, This is one of the most popular beaches in Kerala. Padinharekara Beach, also known as Padinjarekara Beach. This beach of Kerala is well-known as it offers a breathtaking view of the confluence of the River Bharatha, River Tirur and the Arabian Sea. Padinharekara Beach is one of those rare beautiful beaches that have always attracted the tourists for their natural beauty. The Padinharekara Beach has stretches of clear white sands bordered by rows of elegant palm trees. If you are on a trip to Kerala you must avail of the opportunity and visit the Padinharekara Beach. Padinharekara Beach has a unique charm with its endless miles of white sands and sun kissed palmtrees.....more |
| Vallikunnu Beach |
| Vallikunnu Beach is one of the beautiful Beach in malapuram District, Kerala, Situated amidst a thick coconut grove, the Vallikunnu beach is truly a marvel of nature. As you curl up with a book or take a lazy stroll along the sandy stretch, you are surely going to have a pleasant time at the Vallikunnu beach. A beach resort set in the middle of a coconut grove is the main attraction here. With its secluded beauty, the Vallikunnu beach is also a great place to indulge in a quick game of volleyball before splashing into the warm water for a refreshing swim. Besides, our Vallikunnu beach tours also provide with you the perfect opportunity to visit the Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary that is just a short distance away from the beach.....more |
| Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary |
| Kadalundi bird sanctuary is located at kadalundi, Malappuram district, Kerala, India. Kadalundi bird sanctuary is the haven giving shelter to more than a hundred varieties of native birds. Every year, over 60 species of migratory birds congregate here in large numbers. Blessed with dense leafy vegetation, silver streams and landscaped surroundings, a tour to Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary is a treat to all bird lovers.From chirping songs of birds to the colorful vistas of the forested land, a travel to Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary is an unforgettable experience.This is a bird sanctuary spread over a group of islands in an area dotted with hillocks in the estuary of the Kadalundi river Besides species of birds.This sanctuary is blessed with natural resources.....more |
| Malappuram City |
| Malappuram District is a district in the south Indian state of Kerala. The district headquarters is at Malappuram.The district was formed on 16 June 1969.It is unique in that it is the only Muslim majority district in India.Malappuram is situated 50 km southeast of Kozhikode. Bounded by the Nilgiri hills on the east, the Arabian sea on the west and Thrissur and Palakkad districts on the south, Malappuram is enriched by three great rivers flowing through it - the Chaliyar, the Kadalundi and the Bharathapuzha. They are seen in the many examples of Indo European architecture that still exist here.Malappuram is a district in Kerala. The lush greenery, rivers, hills, and forests are the beautiful assets of Malappuram. The place offers colourful festivals and various adventurous activities. The tourists of Malappuram can enjoy the sight seeing of Padinharekara beach.....more |
| Poonthanam Illam |
| Poonthanam Illam is situated in Kizhattoor, near Perinthalmanna, Malappuram district, Kerala.It is on the Perinthalmanna - Nilamboor route , 60 kms away from Guruvayur at Poonthanam. This is the house of Poonthanam Namboothiri, an exponent of the Krishna cult of the Bhakthi movement, known for his work, Janappana (song of knowledge).The Poonthanam Day and Navarathri are the main festivals. On the Poonthanam day, special cultural programmes and literary seminars are arranged in the Poonthanam illam. Another deity which is worshiped in the illam is the image of Thirumandamkunnu Bhagavathy. Vishnu is the main deity here. But it is more famous for another deity of Lord Krishna, which was once worshipped by the great poet Poonthanam himself.....more |
| Jamat Mosque |
| Jamat Mosque is located in Malappuram district, kerala.The Jama-at-Mosque of Malappuram is an important landmark worth visiting on a trip to the backwaters of Kerala. The eager tourist will come across the beautiful Malappuram if they will trot a distance of 12 kilometers to the south west of Manjeri and 52 kilometers to the south west of Kozhikode.The Jama-at mosque is important for Kerala Muslims. The annual Nercha festival of the mosque is celebrated for four days in April. Adjoining the mosque is a mausoleum of the Malappuram Shaheeds whose brave exploits have been immortalised in Mappilla Ballads.The aesthetics of the mosque displays the intricacies of a Hindu shrine.....more |
| Pazhayangadi Mosque |
| Pazhayangadi Mosque is Pazhayangadi, Malappuram district, Kerala.The 500 year old Pazhayangadi Mosque (Kondotty mosque), in north Kerala is one of the prominent pilgrim centre of the Muslim society in Kerala. The legacy of the muslim holy man, Muhammad Shah, is intertwined with this mosque. This brings in its wake exotic festivities that is ineluctable. The visitors flock to the gothic age monument to savor the vibrant history of Kerala.The best time to visit the Pazhayangadi Mosque is during the colorful extravaganza of the Valiya Nercha, month of February or March draws crowds from far and wide.he Mughal style architecture Mosque has a lovely white dome and convoluted filigree work.....more |
| Kadalundy River |
| Kadalundi River is situated 20km, away from city, Malappuram district. It originates from the Western Ghats at the western border of the Silent Valley and flows through the district of Malappuram. It has two main tributaries namely Olipuzha and Veliyar. The Kadalundi River drains an area of 1274 km² and has a length of 120 km. The Kadalundi River rail disaster was one of the biggest accidents on the Indian railway network in 2001. On 21 July, the Mangalore Mail commuter train heading for Chennai was crossing the Kadalundi River in the state of Kerala near Calicut on Bridge 924, when four carriages derailed and fell into the river......more |
| Adyanpara Waterfall |
| Adyanpara waterfall is located in Kurumbalangode village, Nilambur taluk, Malappuram district, Kerala. Adyanpara is natural waterfall originated from surrounding jungles and the splendour of its lush surrounding jungles.Having its origin from the ever flowing streams of the evergreen forests, this waterfall is live even when the climate is dry. This is a cascading type of waterfall and attracts tourists from the surrounding places.The nearby forests are rich in vegetation and wild animals.This waterfall is a spectacle of unrivalled grandeur.....more |