Attractions & Places

to Visit in Kerala

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This historic mosque in Thalankara - one of the most attractive and best maintained mosques in the district, built in typical Malabar style with intricate wooden carvings - is believed to have been founded by Malik Ibn Deenar, who is said to have brought Islam to India, which makes it likely to be one of the oldest mosques in the world.

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A bustling market offering spices, traditional pickles and homemade snacks, this is a charming local destination to stock up on the region’s specialties, including pepper, cardamom, nutmeg, fresh banana, tapioca chips and rice cakes, at wholesale prices.

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Located amidst a serene lake in Kasaragod district, the only lake temple in Kerala is believed to be the original seat of Lord Ananthapadmanabha Swamy, a form of Vishnu. Missing in action from the lake is its former resident, Babiya, a vegetarian crocodile who lived on jaggery and rice for over seven decades until he passed away in 2022.

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One of the most picturesque backwater boroughs in Kerala, Valiyaparamba offers panoramic views of coconut groves, sea birds and local village activities like husking on the fishing island. The best way to experience this serenity is on board a kettuvallam (traditional houseboat with thatched roof).

Description :

This historic mosque in Thalankara - one of the most attractive and best maintained mosques in the district, built in typical Malabar style with intricate wooden carvings - is believed to have been founded by Malik Ibn Deenar, who is said to have brought Islam to India, which makes it likely to be one of the oldest mosques in the world.

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A bustling market offering spices, traditional pickles and homemade snacks, this is a charming local destination to stock up on the region’s specialties, including pepper, cardamom, nutmeg, fresh banana, tapioca chips and rice cakes, at wholesale prices.

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The largest fort in Kerala offers a superb view of the Arabian Sea from its tall observation towers which were occupied by gigantic cannons till a few centuries ago. The keyhole-shaped 400-year old structure blends Kerala's traditional and military-style architecture, showcasing grand laterite walls, bastions and a well-preserved moat.