Kodikuthimala

Kodikuthimala – the “Ooty of Malappuram” is an inevitable part of Malappuram’s tourism. The fascinating atmosphere casts its magical spell on its visitors with its tranquil landscape beauty as well as sheer charm. The hill, located 2,000 feet above sea level, allows trekking, but the terrain seems like testing it, the trekking here is found to be a little risky. No worries, one can take a walk and feel rejuvenated and grasp the enchanting odor of nature. The peak as well as the watchtower, both offer magnificent beauty of the breathtaking view of the place, and one will find themselves covered with fog after trekking the heights or having stopped after a long walk.

This green paradise, a vibrant version of mother nature, should be on top of the list of destinations if one is planning a trip to north Kerala. There is no doubt that the dazzling beauty is going to addict everyone to nature with its lush green meadows, chilling breeze, and exotic flora and fauna. The name, white translates to “The hill where the flag got hoisted”, has a funny incident behind it, that it is the place where the British once hoisted a flag as part of their campaign. The place is situated at an altitude of 2,000 feet above sea level, offering a spectacular visual treat. It also has a watchtower that offers its visitors a vantage point to seize a panoramic view and refine the full essence of its splendor.

Getting there:

Nearest railway station: Tirur, about 52 km

Nearest airport: Calicut International Airport, about 55 km