Malappuram is one of the important districts and urban centers of Kerala and is famous for its lush green hills and wonderful dense forests. As Malappuram is a city of hills, it is common to see some of the natural miracles of gods own country in the form of hills and forests.
So it has become a popular holiday spot among every traveler. However, Malappuram, an unknown and gorgeous place for many, offers some opportunities for trekking due to its lush forests, plains, and high hills. Let’s check out the few trekking spots and attractive things to do here!
Arimbra Hills
This is a beautiful hill station in Kerala. Also known as mini Ooty. This stunning spot is situated at an elevation of 1050 ft above sea level. Like the name, it is similar to Ooty.
There are many stone crushers and gardens at the highest part of the hill. There is an old traditional type Harijan colony which is on the west side of the hill. Those coming from Calicut can easily reach the awesome hills from the Colony Road close to the town of Kondotty. It is located at a distance of 4 km from Aravankara near Pookkottoor in Malappuram.
Kodikuthimala
Kodikuthimala is a beautiful hill station in Malappuram. This lovely place is located at an elevation of 522 m above sea level. To reach Kodikuthimala, take the Perinthalmanna Road to Mannarkkad. After a 10 km ride, you can reach a stunning destination at Aminikkad. Check there for the board written by Kodikuthimala. Take a left turn from here and travel another 4.8 km to reach your destination.
It is still unknown to many travelers and tourists that the suitable atmosphere and attractive surroundings provide some opportunities for camping. Although it is difficult to reach the summit of Kodikuthimala, there are still many extreme tourists here to test their patience and stay at Aminikkadan Hill.
Nilambur
Nilambur is an attractive town located in the Malappuram district of Kerala. If you are traveling to Nilambur, you should visit the Teak Museum, which is famous for growing the world’s first teak plantation on the Connolly plot over 150 years ago. Choose the best Kerala family tour packages from Nilambur.
Vazhikkadavu
Vazhikkadavu is a portion of the Nilambur area, hence the green hills and plains are covered there. Although Vengara is a Naxalite-influenced area, it is visited by many local tourists.
This is definitely a perfect place for camping and trekking, where you can have a little chat with a quiet nature. You can see the Hindu pilgrimage centers of Karakkode, Durga Devi Temple, and Sri Ramananda Ashram which is located on the border of stunning Vazhikkadavu.
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