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#1	Nalanda Resorts, The Reviews (13) Rs. 1100 1

#2	Oyster Opera at Padanna Reviews (3) Rs. 7500 2

#3	Pearl View Regency, The Reviews (4) Rs. 1200 3

#4	Neelambari Resort & Spa Reviews (3) Rs. 5700 4

#5	Neeleshwar Hermitage Reviews (1) Rs. 12500 5

Places to visit in Coastal Malabar
	Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary Sanctuary #1 of 14 Hotels near Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary

	Kappad Beach Beach #2 of 14 Hotels near Kappad Beach

	Marari Beach Beach #3 of 14 Hotels near Marari Beach

	Thusharagiri Waterfalls Water Fall #4 of 14 Hotels near Thusharagiri Waterfalls Photos of Thusharagiri Waterfalls

	Pazhassi Dam Dam #5 of 14 Hotels near Pazhassi Dam

	Meenkunnu Beach Beach #6 of 14 Hotels near Meenkunnu Beach

	Beypore Beach Beach #7 of 14 Hotels near Beypore Beach

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About Coastal Malabar Tourism

The tourism destination of Coastal Malabar consists of the Indian coastline north of Kozikode including the towns of Thalassery, Kannur and Kasargode right up to the Kerala-Karnataka border. Malabar is said to have originated from the Malayalam word mala that means hill and the Persian word bar which means kingdom. The entire picturesque stretch runs along the Arabian Sea with the Western Ghats as a backdrop in the east. This is said to be one of the wettest regions in India. Sightseeing: The Malabar Coast is home to some of the finest beaches. The Beypore beach and Kappad beach, on the outskirts of Kozhikode are two beautiful destinations for the beach explorer. Kannur's famous beaches are Meenkunnu Beach and Muzhpilangad Beach, excellent for swimming due to the calm and shallow waters. Ezhimala Beach and the Moppila Bay, a quaint fishing harbour, are other favourite sea side spots in the district. The Pazhassi Dam, 37 km away is a scenic picnic location. The virgin beach at Bekal in Kasargod district is an unexplored paradise. The 3rd century fort on the hillside behind, adds to the atmosphere of the place. Read More >>

1 Coastal Malabar Traveller Reviews

"Kannur"

Posted by Nazir
Kannur
Jul 15, 2006

Coastal Malabar Experience: Kannur - an excellant non touristy place with clean sandy beaches and Theyyam and Kalari performing arts.

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: More than dozen places worthy of visits. Forts, Temples, snake park... Good shopping centers like a metro on fort road

Activities & things to do: Thottada beach is great and secluded, so good for family and females. No peeping toms :) Drive-in beach, where one can drive a vehicle across the beach (the only place in India where you can do this) is worth visiting and good for clams.

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Well connected by train and buses; in between Goa , Managalore and Calicut/Cochin.

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Tourist places in Coastal Malabar

The Malabar Coast is a wide area encompassing many districts like Palakkad, Kannur, Kozhikode, Malappuram, Wayanad and Kasargod. There are various sightseeing places in these districts that are thronged by tourists, such as beaches, wildlife sanctuaries, temples and reservoirs. Tourists can easily reach the tourist attractions of this coastal region by air, road and rail.

The destination has many popular beaches, such as the Beypore Beach, Kappad Beach and many other beaches. . In addition, the Malabar Coast also features Ezhimala Beach, Moppila Bay Beach, Bekal Fort Beach and Meenkunnu Beach. These beaches are located in different districts of the Malabar region and are easily accessible from the main cities or towns.

Malabarian Coast is famous for various other attractions, including Pazhassi Dam, Thusharagiri Waterfalls, Pazhassiraja Museum, Thalasseri Fort, Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary and Malampuzha Dam. Travellers can visit the Silent Valley National Park, Tipu Sultan Fort and many other wildlife sanctuaries in the region.