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Top Malappuram Hotels
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Hotels(32)|Ratings(10)|Reviews(10) Last rated Apr 14th 2013
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Rs. 5500
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Rs. 1700
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Rs. 500
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Rs. 400
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Rs. 200
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Rs. 600
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Rs. 500
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Rs. 300
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Rs. 400
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Rs. 200
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Malappuram, located in the South Indian state of Kerala is surrounded by Nilgiri Hills on the east and Arabian Sea on the west. Spread across an area of 3,550 sq km, four major rivers namely Chaliyar, Kadalundippuzha, Bharathappuzha and Tirurpuzha flow through the district.
During the 9th century the destination was under the rule of the Kulasekharas of Mahodayapuram, while the European colonial powers ruled the region in the 15th century. Malappuram was also under the reign of the Mysore Kingdom, Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan in the 18th century. The Malappuram District was formed on 16th June 1969.
This place still possesses ruins of the ancient fort which was constructed by Tipu Sultan. The destination is famous for its Hindu-Vedic learning and Islamic philosophy. Moreover, it is also the place of origin of Indian medicinal system called Ayurveda.
The culture of the destination lies in its art and craft, fairs and festivals. Malayalam drama is popular in Malappuram along with Muslim folk art forms like Arabanamuttu, Duffmuttu and Kolkai. Ancient folk arts like Chavittukali or Cherumakkali is also quite popular in the region.
Thirumandhamkunnu Pooram, Kottakkal Pooram, Puthenpalli Nercha and Omanur Nercha are some of the festivals celebrated in this region. The cultural heritage of the destination is preserved in its literature which was started by Thunjath Ezhuthachan.
The word ‘Malappuram’ in Malayalam means ‘on top of the hills’ and the destination is surrounded by various hills like Vavil or Vayutmala, Vellarimala, Urothmala and Pandalur hills. Known as the Land of Rivers, Malappuram is dotted with huge plantation of coconut trees. Padinharekara Beach along with various pilgrim centres are the famous attractions.
Calicut Airport, 26 km from Malappuram is the nearest airport. Mangalore-Madras and Nilambur–Shoranur Railway Line pass through the district and are connected with nearby cities. Buses are available from Karnataka and Tamil Nadu to reach the destination.
The best season to visit Malappuram is during the months of September to March as the weather conditions are pleasant.
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Malappuram, one of the districts of Kerala, is very popular and has beautiful surroundings and archaeological significance. Apart from being the headquarters of the Malabar Special Police, this destination is known for numerous shrines, hillocks, lakes, beaches and an ancient healing centre.
Famous due to its rich cultural heritage, Malappuram has many temples and mosques. These ancient shrines represent the emergence of Hindu-Vedic learning and Islamic philosophy in the region.
Tourists can visit the Kadampuzha Temple, the Thirunavaya Temple, the Angadipuram Temple and the Trikandiyur Temple. These temples are few of the ancient shrines of this district. Apart from this, Mumburam, Valiya Juma Masjid and Pazhayangadi Mosque are some of the popular Muslim shrines representing Islamic architecture and philosophy.
Padinharekara Beach is known for its pleasant weather, where tourists can enjoy ayurvedic massages under the dark and shady palm trees. Travellers can also visit Kottakunnu which is famous for being the death place of Variyan kunnath Kunjahammed Haji, a revolutionary. Remains of an old fort, Vettakkorumakan Temple, Shiva Temple, murals of Malabar and an art gallery are prime attractions of Kottakunnu.
Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary, an ideal place for birdwatchers, is inhabited by 100 species of native birds and 60 species of migratory birds. Tourists can spot rare species of birds in the sanctuary and can also see the River Kadalundipuzha flowing into the Arabian Sea.
Arya Vidya Sala is another prominent attraction of this region. This site is also famous due to the emergence of the Indian medicinal system, ayurveda. Tourists can also visit Manjeri, Tirur, Wagon Tragedy Memorial Municipal Town Hall, Tanur, Tirurangadi, Nilambur and Ponnani that are located in the vicinity of Malappuram.
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