About Kozhikode

Founded by K. Narayanan Gurukkal, CVN Kalari is a global icon of Kalaripayattu in Kerala. It offers traditional training for flexibility, health, and self-defense.

Located in the heart of the city, this historical square features a beautiful pond surrounded by landscaped gardens. It's a great place to unwind and learn about Kozhikode's cultural heritage.

This rocky island was a strategic point for the Zamorin’s warriors against Portuguese ships. Its strange stone formations inspired literary fame in Kerala.

A bustling hub of activity, this beach is adorned with paved walkways and lighting. It remains a favorite spot for public gatherings and sunsets.

A tribute to Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja, this museum honors his legacy. Housed in a traditional Kerala-style building, it showcases art and history constructed in 1812 and was then called the Ear Hill Bungalow which was used as a residence by various British dignitaries.

Formed by the Iruvanji River, this eight-level waterfall is stunning during the monsoon. The rocky terrain makes it a serene yet adventurous destination.

One of Kozhikode’s busiest shopping hubs, this vibrant street is famous for its halwa, traditional snacks, and local handicrafts. A walk here gives a true taste of Kozhikode’s culture.

An eco-tourism destination offering a mix of natural and recreational experiences. It features boating, nature trails, and a floating walkway, making it a great place for families and children.

A haven for birdwatchers, this sanctuary is home to hundreds of migratory and resident bird species. The lush greenery and serene backwaters add to the charm of this eco-friendly spot.

Renowned for its centuries-old tradition of shipbuilding, Beypore is a charming port town. Visit to see the famous wooden dhow-making process and take a tranquil walk along the Beypore beach and pier.