Neighbourhood
We’re Not Just Boulevard, We’re an Ecosystem
We’re Not Just Boulevard, We’re an Ecosystem
We’re Not Just Boulevard, We’re an Ecosystem
Nilambur
26KmNilambur, a picturesque town in Kerala, India, is an ideal tourist destination known for its lush teak plantations and serene landscapes. It boasts the world's oldest teak plantation, Conolly's Plot, and the enchanting Nilambur Teak Museum. The town is also home to the stunning Adyanpara Waterfalls and the serene Nedumkayam Rainforest, offering rich biodiversity and scenic beauty. Nilambur's cultural heritage is reflected in its traditional Kovilakoms (palaces) and vibrant festivals, making it a perfect blend of nature and tradition, ideal for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts alike.
Kozhippara Waterfalls
200mKozhippara waterfalls is located in the Kutharamappuzha river region in Kerala and is an ideal place for swimming and jungle trekking. It is an enchanting scenic spot in the high ranges of Malappuram. The melodious sound of water falling from the waterfall and the sheath of mist together create an ethereal effect wrapping the scene. It is one of the best waterfalls, which offers a lot of opportunities for the adventure enthusiasts.
Kurishu Mala
16KmKurishu Mala is a mountain located in Kakkadampoyil village around 15 km from Nilambur in Malappuram district of Kerala. This hilltop village is one of the coolest tourist destinations in Malabar region. There is a chain above the rocks to help the ascend. A Cross symbol have been placed at the top of the hill. The place offers an ethereal atmosphere that refreshes the body and mind. You have to climb around 500 meters to reach the top.
Pazhassi Cave
4KmThe famous Pazhassi Cave is located at a place called Nayadam Poyil which is at a distance of about four kilometers from Kakkadampoyil. A two kilometer trek through the forests will take you to the cave. It is believed that the cave was used as a resting point during journeys from Wayanad to Nilambur. According to folk tales Pazhassi and his team were hiding in this cave during the secret war against the British.A two kilometer trek through the forests will take you to the cave.