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Sree Kandeswara Temple

A major spiritual center of the region, Sree Kandeswara Temple is situated within the Thalassery town. Established in year 1910, the presiding deity of the temple is Lord Shiva and the idol was installed by the great social activist of Kerala namely Shri Narayana Guru. Built by Nalleswara Madian, the land for this temple was donated by the Kallingal Mutt to Shri Guru.

Located about 4 km from Thalassery, Sree Rama Swami Temple is said to be built by Lord Parasurama, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Several mythological legends are attached to the temple. The temple is constructed in typical Hindu style of architecture, ornamented with beautiful carvings and wooden sculptures. The magnificently carved structures on the ceilings present the episodes of Kirathararjuneeyam that is Lord Arjuna meeting Lord Shiva, in beautiful manner. One can also witness the heads of elephant and depiction of Ramayana on the topmost panel of the temple. Read More

An important port since the times of British, Tellichery Pier was created when the large ships were unable to come closer to shoreline. It gained significance during the time and today, this pier is one of the major piers of Kerala.

The Thalassery Fort is an ancient monument in Thalassery also known as Tellicherry which is a town in the Kannur district of Kerala. It is situated on the Thalassery beach on a rocky cliff. Established by the East India Company as a testimony to show the power and ability of the imperial rulers, the Thalaserry fort was built in 1703. It played a prominent role in the military as well as commercial activities of the English during their colonial rule in India. The fort is now supervised by the Archaeological Survey of India and comprises of a large gateway as well as a lighthouse. Near the fort also lies the bungalow of the sub-collector, St. Rosary Church and Brennen cemetery. This historical fort has also experienced the making of the Malayalam movie Pazhassiraja. The fort has a square shape, massive walls and doors which are artistically carved. It has laterite blocks and walls with holes of loops which are aided by strong supporters. Read More

Wellesley's Bungalow

Wellesley's Bungalow is located in a surrounding that is so serene and tranquil, that it makes the location very special. The owner of the bungalow is a business man named Babar who was the host to First Duke of Wellington, Lord Wellesley. The bungalow was named after him owing to the fact the he was one of the active members to introduce cricket. In fact, today the area surrounding the house is treated as the Mecca for Indian Cricket as it was the same place used by Wellesley and others to teach the villagers the game. Currently it is home to the sub collector. Read More