Kozhikode

From time immemorial, the city has attracted travellers with its prosperity. Kozhikode is situated in southern India between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea, Kozhikode has been attracting travelers from antiquity. The city is also known by its Anglicized name, Calicut. Lured by the spice trade, Phoenicians, Arabs and Chinese headed for its shores. When Vasco da Gama landed on its shores in 1498, he paved the way for the Dutch, the French and later the English. As the major trading point of eastern spices, Calicut was known as the ‘City of Spices’.

Kozhikode beach

Dolphin’s point is a rewarding tourist spot where you might witness the mesmerizing sight of playful dolphins. In addition to this, is the old lighthouse, the ancient piers and the Lion’s park for children.

Pazhassi Raja Museum & Art Gallery

The Pazhassi Raja Museum & Art Gallery adjacent to the museum displays the acclaimed paintings of Kerala’s cherished artists, Raja Ravi Varma (1848 – 1906) whose works brought international repute to the State and his uncle Raja Raja Varma.

Mittayi Theruvu

One of the most busiest streets in Calicut, SM Street will be crowded always, especially in the evenings. Earlier this street was famous for Kozhikkodan Halwa or Sweet Meat.