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The Magnificent Temple Pond of Peralassery is a stunning traditional temple tank attached to the famous Peralassery Subramanya Temple.
Pazhassi Dam is a scenic dam across the Valapattanam River, surrounded by lush greenery, offering boating, picnic spots, and views of the Western Ghats, ideal for nature lovers and families.
Tourist Spots Nearby : Pazhassi Raja Smrithi Mandiram, Pazhassi Kovilakom, Uchathukayam Riverside, American Para Waterfalls, Edakkanam Riverview Point, Areekkal Waterfalls, Puralimala, Poovatharkund Waterfalls Etc..
Pazhassi Raja Smrithi Mandiram, located at Pazhassi, Mattannur in Kannur, is a museum dedicated to Pazhassi Raja at his ancestral place. Constructed in the model of Kuthambalam [traditional theatre mostly found in Hindu temples], this museum is built above a pond, which was once part of the palace complex of Pazhassi Raja.
Munderikadavu Bird Sanctuary is a small, peaceful wetland birdwatching area located in Kannur district, Kerala, near Anthoor–Taliparamba region.
Uchathukayam Riverside Picnic Spot is a scenic riverside leisure spot in Kannur district, Kerala, popular among locals for small family outings, picnics, and nature relaxation.
American Para Waterfalls (also written locally as Amerikkal Para Waterfalls) is a hidden natural waterfall in Kannur district, Kerala, known for its forest surroundings and rocky cascades.
Edakkanam Riverview Point is a quiet scenic viewpoint in Kannur district, Kerala, known for its peaceful river and village landscape views. It is an offbeat spot mainly visited by locals and nature lovers rather than mainstream tourists.
Puralimala, a land where every grain of sand is sodden with the memories of numerous sagas, historical movements and scenic beauty. Situated in the Kannur district at 3000 ft above sea level, it is an enchanting hill station enriched with wide varieties of flora and fauna. The place offers a magnificent view of the Thalassery town and a mesmerizing blue portrait of the Arabian Sea from atop.
One of the most prominent among 108 temples built by Sage Parasurama, the Mridangashaileswari Temple (Sree Mridanga Saileswari Temple) is in the foothills of Purulimala in Kannur district. It is here Pazhassi Raja, known as the Lion of Kerala, valiantly fought the army of the British East India Company.
Areekkal Waterfalls near Ancharakandy, Kannur is a small seasonal waterfall surrounded by greenery and rocks. Best during monsoon, it offers a quiet, offbeat nature spot for short visits and photography.
Poovatharkund Waterfalls is a hidden seasonal waterfall in Kannur district, Kerala, located in a forested and hilly rural area. It is an offbeat eco-tourism spot known mainly among local trekkers and nature lovers.
Pythal Mala, a heavenly hill station that rests under the cover of mystic mist, surrounded by deep dense woods invites one for a passionate escape into its lush green soul. Perched at an altitude of 4500 ft, Vaithal Mala popularly known as Pythal Mala creates an ambience similar to the Western highlands.
Attractions : Purathotty Trekking, Manjapullu Trekking, Kuttipullu, Etc..
The Paithalmala trek from Purathotty, Manjappullu, and Kuttipullu is a scenic Western Ghats route in Kannur. It passes through forest paths, grasslands, and viewpoints, offering misty hills, biodiversity, and a challenging but rewarding climb to the summit.
Ezharakund Waterfalls is a serene waterfall near Iritty, surrounded by dense forests, offering cool cascades, natural pools, trekking trails, and a refreshing escape for nature lovers.
Attractions Nearby : Kappimala, Udayagiri, Vayikamba Waterfalls, Kottathalachimala, Josegiri Thirunettikkallu Etc..
Kappimala is a small scenic village in Kannur district, Kerala, located in the foothills of the Western Ghats. It is best known as the main base point for the Paithalmala trek.
