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Catholic Rosary Church

An epitome of craftsmanship, this Catholic Rosary Church is said to have been established in the early 16th century. Situated near Thalassery Fort, this church comes in the league of the oldest churches in Kerala. The structure exhibits the fascinating stained glass work brought from London. Located close to the church are two other popular spot of Thalassery i.e. Thalassery Fort and Brennen Cemetery.

A paradise of nature and an ideal place for nature lovers, Dharmadan Thuruth is an island lying in the midst of Arabian Sea. Covering a huge area of 5 acres, the place is enriched with dense cover of coconut, palms and green bushes. During winters the place also serves as habitation for migratory birds. Only approachable via boat, it lies in the proximity to Dharmadan Beach and Muzhapilangad Beach.

Located near the Thalassery Fort, English Church is believed to be nearly 140 years old. It is also referred to as the St. John's Anglican Church and is said to ne of one of the first churches to be built on Malabar Coast. A cemetery is located in the church which houses the grave of an English Philanthropist Edward Brennen who upon his death donated all his savings for the welfare of the region. In fact it is also said that he paid the down payment for the construction of this church. More funds were collected by Reverend Deane of Thalassery for the church's construction and it was completed in year 1867. Read More

A place oozing charm and blessed with Mother Nature in fullest, Fisherfolk Temple is located on the Kannu-Thalassery-Mahe shoreline. As per the belief, the temple was built to show appreciation to the sea for its generosity and blessings. The shrine is covered by Arabian Sea on one side and lies close to the ground where cricket was played in India for first time. This site is easily approachable via taxi, auto or bus.

Exhibiting the typical colonial style of architecture, Gundert Bungalow was once the residence of the German Missionary, Dr. Herman Gundert. This bungalow is a place where he completed the first Malayalam dictionary during the 1839 to 1859. In fact that is not all, this bungalow is also the place where Paschimodoyam was published, and it is the oldest Malayalam newspaper. Later this bungalow was converted into a technical training institute for the locals. Read More

Jagannath Temple, Thalaserry Tellicherry

Sree Jagannath Temple in Thalassery is a renowned temple on the coast of Malabar, Kerela. Consecrated by Sree Narayan Guru in 1908 to abolish the social evil of caste system, the rituals at Jagannath Temple are conducted by Non-Brahmins. The temple is located near Jagannath Temple Gate Railway Station, about one kilometer from Thalassery city. A small trail on the side of the railway track leads to the temple. Jagannath Temple was opened to Harijans in the 1920s, while many temples in the country still deny entry to Scheduled castes and tribes. The main deity here is Lord Shiva. Ezhava Shiva was the name given to the idol of Lord Siva by Sree Narayan Guru, emphasizing that the place was open to every caste. The temple is reminiscent of Jagannath Temple, Puri. The idol was built by a renowned sculptor Thavarali and is made up of Panchaloha. Panchaloha is a Sanskrit word which literally translates to 'five metals' in English, the process involved mixing five different kinds of metals into one specialized alloy. A statue of Sree Narayan Guru built in Italy was also installed in the temple complex in 1927 to recognize his efforts for the backward classes. He had a glimpse of his own statue at Colombo where it arrived before coming to Thalassery. There are also a number of cows in the complex and visitors often feed them grass. Read More

Mahe, Thalaserry

Mahe, also known as Mayyazhi, is a small beach town which is located on the tip of the river Mahe. Although it is situated in the state of Kerala physically, it forms a part of the union territory of Pondicherry. Surrounded by the beautiful landscape of Kerala, Mahe was a part of French India and had several monuments pertaining to the same. With its charming blue sky, emerald greenery, golden sands and cotton clouds, Mahe is the perfect example of the region's unadulterated natural beauty. If you are looking for a quiet family vacation in the lap of nature, then Mahe is the perfect pick for you. One of the most fascinating things about Mahe is its long and meticulous history, which can be traced back to French India. Many distinctive architectures here illustrate French influence, with one of them being an imposing statue of the Marianne which is a mark of the French Revolution. The government house is where the headquarters for the administration of Mahe is located, and it has beautiful French architecture as well. It also has a mini forest area which is an adventure in its own right. In addition to its fascinating buildings, Mahe is also a gateway to the Arabian Sea, the Mayyazhi River, the coastline comprising of golden sand and Dharmadam Island. Mahe's freedom movement started from this place and hence, a quaint and well-maintained park in the name of Rabindranath Tagore is situated here as well. Read More

Muzhappilangad Beach

Situated in the Thalassery region of Kerala, Muzhappilangad is one of the largest drive-in beaches in India. Running parallel to NH66 formerly know as NH17, it is a major tourist attraction and garners a large number of foreign crowd. The beautiful drive in the beach of Muzhapillangad is the most popular activities pursued here. As you drive through the golden sands of the beach, the sunset and the view of the sea are unforgettable and awe-inspiring. The place is filled with eateries to stop by, where you can enjoy a quick snack in the midst of the beach's pristine terrain. If you are looking for some family outing or to spend some time alone, the calm and peaceful environment of the Muzhapillangad beach is what you need. In addition to being a charming weekend destination, Muzhapillangad beach is also the venue for a fun-filled beach festival which is celebrated here in the month of April. Youngsters throng the beach during this time and you can witness activities like car stunts in, drifting and wheeling in bikes on the smooth surface of the sand. Lying at a distance of about 200 metres is a small private island called Dharmadam which is a serene and isolated destination where you relax in the lap of nature. Since the late 90's, the beach has seen a steady influx of European tourists during winter, and since the recent facelift of the beach, there has been a huge improvement in the facilities available to the beach visitors. Read More

Another important shrine in Thalassery, Odathil Mosque estimated to be 200 years old. Located in the Malabar Region, this mosque adorns a beautiful structure with a quite high dome which can be seen from quite a distance. Constructed under the guidance of King of Travancore, the whole building was crafted of teak wood.

Overbury's Folly

A manmade marvel, Overbury's Folly is a seashore adventurous park located on the hilltop nearby Sports Authority of India and Thalassery Municipal Stadium. One of the popular attractions of the town, it was created by the once Municipal Vice Chairman and Sub Collector of the area namely E.N. Overbury. Basically started as an evening picnic spot in 1879, the construction of the place was completed by Municipal Chairman of Thalassery R. Mukunda Malla in 19th century. Since then, the place has grown a lot with the addition of watchtower in 1985 and open air coffee shop in recent time. One can also see the Sub Collector's Bungalow located nearby. Read More