Malappuram Tourism

Malappuram Tourism Located on NH213, 50 kms southeast ofKozhikodeand being a one-time headquarters of British troops, Mallappuram is replete with colonial history. Malappuram is a hill-town famous for its Juma Masjid and temples. Malappuram Juma Masjid is one of the oldest mosques inKerala. Besides, Shanthitheeram - a riverside park the Kottakkunu - known as the marine drive of Malappuram is famous for its open-air theatre, art gallery & themed water parks. Download Malappuram PDF Guide > What's Great? Scenic beauty with great views of the hills and valleys. The temples and mosques here are renowned for their extravagant festivals. What's not so Great? Summers can be harsh. Communicating with the locals can be a problem as not many of them speak English. For Whom Nature lovers, pilgrims and architecture buffs can find Malappuram a great vacation spot. It is also a popular getaway for the people living in and around Kerala.

History Came into existence in 1969, Malappuram is the land of terraced hilltops and natural beauty. It used to be military headquarters during the reign of the British Crown. This impeccable landscape holds valuable prehistoric relics (like the rock-cut caves, menhirs and dolmens which links to Jain-Buddhist existence) and archaeological relics of the fortified palace Kizhakke Kovilakam. These relics contributes in highlighting the life of hegemony of Zamorins or Samuthiri in Malappuram. Though there is a lack of information on the history, iron stylus and old temples support in throwing light to the past. There are pieces of evidence that portray Malappuram to be a part of Chera empire during the Sangam period. It was even land where Portuguese, French and British established their supremacy. Being the birthplace of the Father of the modern Malayalam language, Thunchath Ezuthachan, this place has taken part in most of the Indian independence movement like having delegated to the Indian National Congress, participating in the Quit India Movement and then the formation of Kerala Muslim League. Culture Being the birthplace of the Father of the modern Malayalam language, Thunchath Ezuthachan, Malappuram is profoundly influenced by his literary works. With the highest population of Muslims, the formation of Kerala Muslim League has supported and embraced the inhabitants socially and culturally. In addition to that, Malappuram is also the soccer capital of Kerala. Even before getting independence, this district has been politically and socially active. With the colonial history of the establishment of the supremacy of British, French and Portuguese, Malappuram had a more significant cause in contributing to the Indian Independence Movement. Moreover, they have been preserving their relics, traditions and customs for years. South India's natural paradise Malappuram' literally means a land atop hills. Malappuram is bounded by the Nilgiri Hills on the east, the Arabian Sea on the west, and Thrissur and Palakkad districts on the south. The town has many beaches, backwaters, hills and valleys. That is why it is also called "South India's Paradise".

Itinerary Day 1-Arrive, check-in and rest. Then visit Mini Ooty View Point, Kadampuzha Bhagvati Temple and Thirumandhamkunnu Bhagwati Temple.Day 2-Begin the day at Nilambur Teak Museum, kottakkunnu and Kumaragiri Farm and Nature Camp.

Restaurants and Local Food in Malappuram Malappuram cuisine is also known as Mappila cuisine and has significant Arab as well as Muslim influences from the large number of Muslim Keralites that reside here. These influences blend with the elements of a typical Keralan cuisine to give your taste buds a truly unique experience. Though both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food is available, the area is rich in non-vegetarian delicacies of mutton, pork and beef.Popular items here includeBiryani,prepared with mutton, chicken. pork etc,Erachi(meat) Puttu and Parottas.One can also tryPathiris,which is a bread prepared with rice. View 5 Restaurants in Malappuram >>

Jul-Maris the best time to visit Malappuram The best time to visit Malappuram is between July to March. This is the time when the weather is apt for sightseeing. Weather in Malappuram Loading... Malappuram in Summer (March - June) This might not be the right time to visit Malappuram for people who want to enjoy the scenic beauty of the place. The temperatures range between 32 to 36 degrees Celsius and Malappuram is very hot and humid during these months. Malappuram in Monsoon (July - September) Monsoon is the time of replenishment and it is said that this season is the best time to go for a glimpse of nature at its best. The temperatures range between 19 to 30 degrees Celsius. Malappuram in Winter (October - March) Winter is the best time to visit Malappuram as the weather is really very pleasant and apt for sightseeing. The temperatures range between 18 to 28 degrees Celsius. Monthly Weather in Malappuram Month Avg. Minimum (°C) Avg. Maximum (°C) January 23 33 February 23 34 March 25 34 April 27 34 May 26 33 June 25 30 July 25 31 August 24 30 September 24 30 October 24 31 November 24 32 December 22 32