Kozhiokode is a city with a tale to tell. Its steeped in history, culture and natural beauty. For centuries it has been the heartbeat of relationships and international trade where merchants met, cultures blended and commerce flourished. Every street here echoes the legacy of connections that shaped its vibrant history. From the grandeur dynasty of Samoothiri to the arrival of Vascoda Gama in 1498 kozhikode’s rich past is intertwined. Calicut is not just a historical treasure but also a gateway to some of the most breath taking and lesser known destinations in Kerala.
Beyond the beaches and streets calicut offer , it is also home to a myriad of hidden spots that promise unforgettable experiences. Whether you're traveling with friends or family, these destinations offer something for everyone- stunning views, serene trails and a chance to connect with nature. Lets explore some of this hidden gems. Have a look at below hidden places in calicut.
35 km from Kozhikode City, Nambikulam is one of the highest hilltops in Kozhikode. It's a lesser explored place near Kariyathumpara and Vayalada. Enjoy the best weather in calicut.
Often known by its nickname Mini Switzerland, Kariyathumpara is 45 kms far from Kozhikode City and is a local attraction with vast meadows and natural springs.
3 km from Kariyathumpara and 45 km from Kozhikode City, Thonikadavu is an incredibly scenic tourism centre. Boating and lake view are amazing experience here.
Due to its constant mist, cool climate, and chilly weather, Vayalada often referred to as "Kozhikode's Gavi", is 38 km far from Kozhikode City. It is just opposite hill of Nambikulam.
This dam site in Kozhikode district, is famous for its trekking trails and boating opportunities. Surrounded by streams, hills, and waterfalls, Kakkayam is often referred to as the "Ooty of Malabar."
Janakikadu is located in Maruthonkara village, approximately 54 kilometers away from Kozhikode city. It's a 131 hectare eco tourism centre in Kuttiyadi forest range.