An Exclusive TRIP NAVIGATOR of India Tourism
Tourism Kerala Digital Encyclopedia is an exclusive, next-generation video book that brings the beauty, culture, and diversity of Kerala to life through immersive visuals and rich digital content.
It showcases all 14 districts with engaging videos, highlighting iconic destinations, hidden gems, festivals, art forms, cuisine, Ayurveda, backwaters, beaches, and hill stations. Designed as a smart, interactive platform, it connects travelers, tour operators, and tourism stakeholders in one place.
Conolly’s Plot is the world’s oldest teak plantation located in Nilambur, Malappuram. It was established in the 1840s by British officer H.V. Conolly. The site is part of the Nilambur forests and is famous for its massive teak trees, scenic river views, and eco-tourism significance.
Nilambur Hanging Bridge is a picturesque suspension bridge across the Chaliyar River in Malappuram. Surrounded by lush greenery, it offers scenic views and a thrilling walking experience. It connects key areas near Nilambur and is a popular spot for photography, sightseeing, and peaceful nature walks.
Bungalow Kunnu and Skywalk in Nilambur, Malappuram is a scenic hilltop destination offering panoramic forest and valley views. The skywalk provides a thrilling glass-bridge experience, ideal for photography and sunset views. Surrounded by lush greenery, it’s a peaceful spot for nature lovers and short hikes.
Vaniyambalam Para is a scenic rocky hill in Malappuram known for its panoramic views, open grasslands, and peaceful atmosphere. It is popular for trekking, sunset views, and photography, offering a quiet escape into nature with wide views of surrounding villages and greenery.
Aruvacode in Nilambur, Malappuram is a quiet riverside village known for its pottery heritage and natural beauty. It gained recognition through the Aruvacode Clay Art Project, promoting traditional crafts. Surrounded by greenery and near the Chaliyar River, it offers a peaceful rural experience and cultural insight.
Chaliyar River Paddle in Nilambur, Malappuram offers a serene kayaking and paddling experience along the scenic Chaliyar River. Surrounded by lush forests and calm waters, it is ideal for adventure lovers and nature enthusiasts seeking a peaceful yet exciting outdoor activity.
Nilambur Kovilakom is a historic royal palace in Nilambur, Malappuram, once home to the Nilambur Rajas. Surrounded by lush greenery near the Chaliyar River, it showcases traditional Kerala architecture. Parts of the palace are now used for cultural and tourism purposes, offering a glimpse into the region’s royal heritage.
Nedumkayam Rainforest in Nilambur, Malappuram is a dense tropical forest area known for rich biodiversity and untouched natural beauty. It features wooden forest rest houses, elephant corridors, and trekking routes. Ideal for eco-tourism, it offers wildlife sightings, river views, and a deep rainforest experience.
Nilambur Bioreserve Nature Park in Malappuram is an eco-tourism destination showcasing the rich biodiversity of the Western Ghats. It features nature trails, dense greenery, and educational exhibits on flora and fauna. Ideal for nature lovers, it offers a peaceful environment for walking, learning, and experiencing forest ecosystems.
Chaliyar river is an interstate river that originates in Tamil Nadu and flows through Kerala. The Chaliyar flows through Nilambur, Mambadu, Edavanna, Areekode and Vazhakkad.
Tourist Spots in and around : Chaliyar Mukku, Nilambur Kovilakom, Nedumkayam Rainforest, Bioreserve Nature Park, New Amarambalam Wildlife Sanctuary, Nadukani Churam Etc..
This wonderful waterscape with its pristine blue waters offers the ideal spot to take a dip.
Nearby Attractions: Oli Waterfalls, Pathar Waterfalls.. Etc..
Oli Waterfalls is a scenic waterfall near Kakkadampoyil on the Malappuram–Kozhikode border. Surrounded by dense forest and hills, it offers a refreshing natural setting, ideal for trekking, photography, and enjoying peaceful moments amidst nature, especially during the monsoon season when the flow is strongest.
Pathar Waterfalls is a beautiful seasonal waterfall near Kakkadampoyil in Malappuram district. Surrounded by rocky terrain and greenery, it becomes vibrant during the monsoon. It is ideal for short treks, photography, and enjoying nature, though caution is needed due to slippery rocks and strong water flow.
Kakkadampoyil is a scenic hill destination located on the border of Malappuram and Kozhikode districts in Kerala. Known for its misty mountains, dense forests, and cool climate, it’s often called the “mini Ooty of Malabar.”
