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Located on the Palazhi bypass in the Malabar region of Kozhikode, HiLite Mall is the largest mall of North Kerala. Second largest in the state and amongst the biggest malls in the country, the gigantic shopping complex sprawls over a huge area of 1,400,000 square feet (130,000 m2). The arcade boasts of over 200 shopping outlets including Woodland, Louis Philippe, The Body Shop, Nike, Pantaloons, Puma, Reebok, Mango etc in addition to several eateries like Dominos, McDonald’s, KFC and the like. Among the umpteen facilities provided by the mall, the prominent ones are multi-level car parking, prayer room, baby care room, doctor on call, car wash and automated external defibrillator. The expansive gaming zone within the premises is the major attraction among the kids. The area has bowling zone, dashing cars, dark house, video games among many other new age tech savvy games. Flaunting an inbuilt food plaza, now the HiLite Mall is all set for a brand new eight set multiplex. Read More

Inaugurated in 2013 by the then HRD Minister Pallam Raju; and sprawling over a vast 23000 square feet, Indian Business Museum is located in Kozhikode district of Kerala. With an objective to safeguard and perpetuate the rich business history of India, the museum showcases the business ordeals of our nation over the years. A whopping 1.5 crores were spent to construct the magnificent campus. Currently, many business houses Tata, Godrej, Reliance, Reserve Bank of India and Infosys, have set up their compartments inside the museum. Besides inspiring and encouraging young enthusiasts for business entrepreneurship; it also boasts of a Malabar Pavilion. Read More

Situated at Kuttichira in Kozhikode, this mosque can be traced back to 14th century. It has the capacity to accommodate around 1000 worshipers at a time. Built in Kerala style of architecture, it has beautiful wooden carved ceilings. Among the mosques in Kerala, this mosque has the largest floor area and is open to Muslims only.

Spread over a cluster of islands, surrounded by beautiful hillocks lies a bird watchers' planet, the Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary. Located in Kozhikode, the sanctuary greets its visitors with freshwaters of Kadalundi River. This virgin land is home to 60 migratory and more than hundred native birds. Wildlife enthusiasts and bird lovers visit the place to capture even the minutest movements of the birds in their cameras. The sanctuary finds itself 200 m above the sea level. The paradise designed for bird lovers also offers you a place in serenity. Away from the city's hustle, you can sit here and relax while you witness the lively playful birds. Moreover, the river flowing inside forms a union with the Arabian Sea at a point called Kadalundi Nagaram. This river houses a variety of fishes, crabs, and mussels. You must visit the Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary in December-April when the forest seems no less than a green blanket. It is the time when you can see most of the birds. Read More

Kakkadampoyil is a small village located in Kozhikode district of Kerala. It is situated at a distance of 48 km from Calicut city. At an elevation of more than 2000 feet, Kakkadampoyil is one of the coolest tourist destinations in the Malabar region. Dense forests surround it, pristine waterfalls and deep valleys, that add to the village’s charm. Kakkadampoyil is fast emerging as a popular tourist destination, especially among nature enthusiasts. It is often referred to as ‘Malabar’s Ooty’. Travellers come here to get away from the hustle-bustle of city life and to enjoy the cold climate. Read More

Kakkayam is a dam site located in Kozhikode of Kerala state surrounded by lush greenery.The distance is about 15 km from Kakkayam Bus stop. 'Orakkuzhi' is a waterfall located just after the Dam. Near the dam location, different animals including elephants can be seen. There is a forest office at top of the dam. You need to take permission from the Forest authorities before going ahead. Cameras are not allowed near Dam area. It is a scenic place which offers a serene environment with a lot of recreational activities to the visitors. Near the dam location, elephants, bisons and other animals can be seen roaming around. The conservation of this place comes under the forest police. Read More

Now reminiscent of the bygone era of timber trade, the Kallai river once fed the timber hub- the second largest timber trading centre in Asia after Japan.

Pondicherry is not the only seashore with European history, the Kappad Beach in Kerala is infamous for being the destination of Vasco Da Gama, the famous Portuguese explorer. It is the shore that made the explorer the first to reach India by sea. Today, Kappad is one of the most scenic beaches India has to offer. It is lined with palm trees and sedimentary rocks that decorate the shore and give any visitor a serene feeling. The idyllic beach is apt for rejuvenation of body and soul. Since 1498, Kappad became a very important port with regard to trade between Europe and Asia. It was this voyage of Vasco Da Gama that led to the establishment of a permanent route for the Europeans to reach India. This beach was the reason for the Spice route to exist. Kappad beach is presently in the district of Kozhikode and is also known as Kappakkadavu. The beach is perfect for swimming, boating, beach games and activities with your loved ones. The beach also provides activities like Paragliding, Snorkelling and Surfing for adventure seekers or just anyone who wants to try something new. Kerala is famous for its rivers, and their backwater inlets and Kappad does not disappoint if you want to experience these toHouseboatsats are available to reach Kappad through the backwaters to ensure that one enjoys every element that is true to Kerala and its roots. This beach is the place you want to be to experience culture, history and nature all at once. The silver sand, the drooping coconut trees that line the shore and the rocks that clash with the waves proves that Kappad abounds with untouched natural beauty. Along with the Pookat Lake and Kadalundi Bird Santuary, Kappad makes your visit to Kozhikode a completely enthralling and rejuvenating one. Read More

Lying 7 km from Kozhikode, the Kerala Institute for Research, Training and Development of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, is a museum that chronicles tribal lives of Kerala. It exhibits tools and devices used by tribal communities and have a good library with books on Anthropology and Sociology.

Kozhikode Beach is also known as the Calicut Beach and is situated on the Malabar Coast. The beach road was named as 'Gandhi Road' after Mahatma Gandhi paid a visit to Calicut in 1934. The place has always been prominent for hosting public meetings. It has a long drive from Beypore in the south to Kappad in the north. The beach is ideal for witnessing the orange sunsets in Calicut. Also, the market near is a large shopping spot and attracts a lot of tourists. It is the most visited beach in Calicut as it is the central beach of the place. As a result of the 28 km long drive; Beypore, Payyanakkal, and Marad; Kallayi, Kuttichira and Thekkeppuram; Vellayil, South Beach and Valiyangadi; Kamburam, Putiyappa and Elathur, all beaches are a part of the Calicut Beach or the Kozhikode Beach. This entire stretch is known as the Beach Road. Located on the western side of Kozhikode town, the beach is easily accessible through 4 roads over bridges in the city. Kozhikode beach has ample illumination and paving stones. The other attractions here include a Lion's Park and an aquarium, which serve as excellent spots for children visiting the beach. It is open on all days of the week from 8:00 AM till 8:00 PM. The gorgeous beach is also home to two piers, situated towards the middle of the sea. Each of these piers dates back to a century ago. The evenings spent here are delightful as one can witness the giant tides engulfing the orange-hued sky during sunset. The tranquil atmosphere during sunrise and sunset attracts a lot of locals as well as travellers. In the early hours of the morning, people can even spot some real-life dolphin shows. It is a great spot for food lovers and photography enthusiasts. The rhythmic flow of the Arabian Sea is a delight to the eyes and soul. Read More