Malabar Mosaic
Discover the untouched magic of North Kerala with a curated Malabar Mosaic tour package. This itinerary transitions from the historic spice ports of Calicut to the vibrant cultural traditions of Kannur, culminating at the monumental seaside forts of Kasaragod. Perfect for families, couples, and heritage enthusiasts, this journey showcases pristine drive-in beaches, mystical temple arts, and massive coastal citadels far away from the usual tourist crowds.
Day By Day Itinerary
Meet our Representative
ozhikode Arrival & Local Delights Arrive at Calicut International Airport, where you will be received by our representative and transferred to your hotel for check-in. Later, explore the bustling SM Street and unwind at Kozhikode Beach. Overnight stay at a hotel in Kozhikode.
Sweetmeat Street (SM Street)
Sweetmeat Street, popularly known as SM Street, is one of the most vibrant and historic shopping destinations in Kozhikode (Calicut), Kerala. The name "Sweetmeat" traces back to the colonial era when the street was famous for shops selling traditional Kerala sweets like Halwa. Today, it is a bustling hub for shopping, food, and culture, blending modern stores with traditional charm. Visit SM Street for a lively shopping experience, whereyou can buy local handicrafts, snacks, and souvenirs (complementary if timepermits)
Kozhikode Beach
Kozhikode Beach, located in Kozhikode, Kerala, is a popular destination known for its scenic beauty and vibrant atmosphere. The beach features golden sands, gentle waves, and picturesque views of the Arabian Sea. It’s a great spot for leisurely strolls, watching sunsets, and enjoying local snacks from nearby vendors. The beach also has historical significance, with landmarks like the old lighthouse and the Marine Drive promenade. It attracts both locals and tourists, making it a lively place to relax and experience the coastal charm of Kerala.
Heritage Trail in Kozhikode
Heritage Trail in Kozhikode After breakfast, dive into Kozhikode’s cultural heritage with visits to the historic Beypore Uru shipyard, the centuries-old Mishkal Mosque, KIRTADS tribal museum, and ancient Jain temples. Conclude the day with a walk through Mananchira Square. Overnight stay at a hotel in Kozhikode.
Beypore Uru Shipyard
The Khalasis Are The Traditional Artisans Responsible For The Manufacture Of The Uru. As Pioneers In The Shipbuilding Industry, Their Creations Were Highly Prized For Their Exquisite And Sturdy Nature. Arab Traders Were Especially Enamoured Of Them, And Were Among The First Major Patrons Of These Vessels. It Takes At Least Four Years And The Effort Of Over Forty Khalasis To Build An Uru, And The Ship Is Made Using A Special Teak From The Nilambur Forest. While The Technique And Number Of Manufactured Ships Has Declined Over The Years, One Can Still See These Historic Craftsmen At Work In The Beypore Shipyards.
Mishkal Mosque
Mishkal Mosque, The Four-storeyed Mosque Situated In Kuttichira, Has A History Of More Than 650 Years. It Is Named After Nakhooda Mishkal, An Arab Trader Who Built This Structure. Made Of Timber, The Mishkal Mosque Was Initially Five Storeyed. But It Was Damaged In Arson During An Attack By The Portuguese In 1510. Though It Still Bears Traces Of The Assault, The Mosque Stands Today As The Prime Example Of Communal Harmony, For It Was The Zamorin, A Hindu King, Who Avenged His Muslim Subjects By Repairing The Mosque.
The Tribal Museum
The Tribal Museum In Kozhikode, Kerala, Is The Ethnological Museum Run By The Kerala Institute For Research, Training And Development Studies Of Scheduled Castes And Scheduled Tribes (kirtads). It Is Dedicated To The Preservation And Study Of The Unique Culture And History Of The Tribal Communities Of Kerala.
The Prominent Jain Temple
The Prominent Jain Temple In Kozhikode (calicut) Is The Shri Bhagwan Kalikund Parasnath Shwetambar Jain Temple. The Jain Community Has Had A Long-standing Presence In The City, With Records Suggesting A Temple Has Stood On This Site For Centuries
Mananchira Square
Mananchira Square Is A Cultural And Recreational Center In The Heart Of Kozhikode, Kerala, Built Around A Historic 14th-century Man-made Pond (the Mananchira Tank) Created By The Zamorin King, Mana Vikrama. The Area Was Once The Site Of The Zamorin's Palace And Is Now A Beautifully Landscaped Park Featuring Lush Lawns, An Artificial Stream, Sculptures, A Musical Fountain, And An Open-air Theatre. Opened To The Public In 1994, It Is A Popular Spot For Locals And Tourists To Enjoy Leisurely Walks, Relax, And Experience The Area's Unique Blend Of History And Culture.
Kozhikode to Wayanad via Scenic Stops
Kozhikode to Wayanad via Scenic Stops Check out after breakfast and drive to Wayanad through the scenic Thamarassery Ghat. En route, visit Thusharagiri Waterfalls, Lakkidi Viewpoint, the Wayanad Honey Museum in Vythiri, and the majestic Banasura Sagar Dam. Check in to your hotel and overnight stay at a hotel in Wayanad.
Thusharagiri Waterfalls
Thusharagiri Waterfalls, meaning "Mist-Capped Peaks," is a stunning natural attraction located in Kozhikode, Kerala. This mesmerizing destination features a series of cascading waterfalls set amidst lush green forests, offering a perfect retreat for nature enthusiasts and adventure lovers. Known for its serene ambiance and trekking opportunities, Thusharagiri is a paradise for travelers seeking to connect with nature.
Lakkidi Viewpoint
Lakkidi Viewpoint, often referred to as the "Gateway of Wayanad," is a breathtaking vantage point located in Kerala. Perched at an altitude of about 700 meters above sea level, it offers spectacular panoramic views of the lush Western Ghats, winding roads, deep valleys, and dense forests. Known for its mist-covered hills and serene ambiance, it is a popular spot for nature lovers and photographers. In addition to the scenic beauty, the viewpoint is also known for its population of monkeys, which are often seen in the area, adding an extra element of wildlife interest for visitors.
The Honey Museum
The Honey Museum in Wayanad is a unique attraction that offers an insightful glimpse into the world of beekeeping and honey production. Located amidst the serene greenery of Wayanad, this museum is dedicated to educating visitors about the traditional and modern practices of apiculture (beekeeping). It highlights the importance of bees in maintaining ecological balance and showcases the region's rich honey culture.
Banasura Sagar Dam
Banasura Sagar Dam, located in Wayanad, Kerala, is the largest earthen dam in India and a picturesque spot for nature lovers. Built across the Banasura River, it is surrounded by lush hills and offers stunning views of the Western Ghats. The dam is a popular destination for boating, with options for speedboats and bamboo rafts. Visitors can enjoy trekking, scenic picnic spots, and the serene ambiance of the area, making it a perfect getaway for relaxation and adventure.
Nature & Adventure in Wayanad
Nature & Adventure in Wayanad After breakfast, set out to explore the best of Wayanad: Karapuzha Dam Adventure Park, the historic Edakkal Caves with ancient petroglyphs, Nellarachal Viewpoint, the thrilling 900 Kandi Glass Bridge, and the stunning Soochipara Waterfalls. Overnight stay at a hotel in Wayanad.
Karapuzha Dam Adventure Park
Wayanad’s Top Rated Destination For Thrill-seekers And Nature Lovers! Nestled Along Hills, Islands, And A Beautiful Reservoir, This Public Park Offers A Mix Of Thrilling Activities, Serene Gardens, And Untouched Natural Beauty. Experience Kerala’s Longest Zipline, A 605-meter Journey Above Serene Blue Waters And Lush Green Nature. Test Your Courage On South India’s Biggest Giant Swing. And There Are So Many Fun Rides For Kids, Families, And Friends! Relax In The Picturesque Gardens, Wander Through Vibrant Floral Displays, And Capture Picture-perfect Moments With Your Dearest Ones. Let Your Kids Enjoy The Play Area And Trampolines, Featuring Fun Activities For All Ages.
Edakkal Caves
Edakkal Caves, located in the Wayanad district of Kerala, are renowned for their prehistoric rock carvings and stunning views. These caves, which are situated on Edakkal Hill, offer an intriguing mix of history, nature, and adventure. The carvings, believed to date back over 6,000 years, are considered one of the most important archaeological sites in India, providing insight into the ancient civilizations of the region.
Nellarachal Viewpoint
The 900 Kandi Glass Bridge Is A Tourist Attraction Located In The Wayanad. Situated In A Scenic Hill Station Area Known As Thollayiram Kandi, It Offers Visitors A Thrill-filled Experience With Breathtaking 360-degree Views Of The Lush Green Valleys And Forests.
900 Kandi Glass Bridge
The 900 Kandi Glass Bridge Is A Tourist Attraction Located In The Wayanad. Situated In A Scenic Hill Station Area Known As Thollayiram Kandi, It Offers Visitors A Thrill-filled Experience With Breathtaking 360-degree Views Of The Lush Green Valleys And Forests.
Soochipara Waterfalls
Soochipara Falls, Also Known As Sentinel Rock Waterfalls, Is A Three-tiered Waterfall Located In The Vellarimala Mountain Range In Wayanad. The Falls Are Set Amidst Lush Deciduous And Evergreen Forests, Which Offer Breathtaking Views.
Wayanad to Kannur through the Ghats
Wayanad to Kannur through the Ghats Check out and travel to Kannur via the lush Periya Ghat. Stop at the sacred Kottiyoor Temple and several forest viewpoints. Upon arrival, visit the seaside St. Angelo Fort, Arakkal Museum, and enjoy a scenic drive along Muzhappilangad Drive-in Beach. Check in and enjoy overnight stay at a hotel in Kannur.
Kottiyoor Temple
Kottiyoor Temple, Also Known As The Dakshina Kasi (varanasi Of The South), Is An Ancient Pilgrimage Center In The Kannur District Of Kerala. Situated On The Banks Of The Bavali River Amidst A Dense Forest, The Temple Complex Is Uniquely Divided Into Two Shrines: Akkare Kottiyoor And Ikkare Kottiyoor.
St. Angelo Fort (Kannur Kotta)
St. Angelo Fort, Also Known As Kannur Fort Or Kannur Kotta, Is A Historical Sea-facing Fortress In The City Of Kannur, Kerala. Built In 1505 By The Portuguese, It Has Changed Hands Several Times Throughout Its History And Offers Panoramic Views Of The Arabian Sea. The Fort Is A Popular Tourist Attraction And Is Maintained By The Archaeological Survey Of India (ASI).
Arakkal Museum
The Arakkal Museum In Kannur Is Dedicated To The Arakkal Family, Kerala's Only Muslim Royal Dynasty. It Is Housed In A Section Of The Former Arakkal Royal Palace, Known As The Arakkalkettu.
Muzhappilangad Drive-in Beach
Muzhappilangad Drive-in Beach In Kerala Is Asia's Longest Drive-in Beach, Offering A Unique Experience Of Driving Along 4 Kilometers Of Shoreline With The Arabian Sea On One Side. The Sand Is Hard-packed, Making It Safe For Both Two-wheelers And Four-wheelers.
Heritage to Coastal Charm
Heritage to Coastal Charm After breakfast, journey northwards to Kasaragod, visiting the traditional artisans’ village of Kunhimangalam and the historic Bekal Fort. Relax and watch the sun set Bekal Fort and Beach. Check in to your hotel upon arrival and overnight stay at a hotel in Kasaragod.
The Traditional Artisans Of Kunhimangalam Village
The Traditional Artisans Of Kunhimangalam Village In Kerala Are Known As Moosaris And Specialize In A 900-year-old Legacy Of Crafting Bell-metal And Bronze Articles. The Village, Located In The Kannur District, Was Officially Designated A Heritage Village In 2018 For Its Efforts In Preserving This Unique Art Form.
Bekal Fort
Bekal Fort Is A 17th-century Coastal Fort Located In The Kasaragod District Of Kerala, India. It Is The Largest And One Of The Best-preserved Forts In The State, Noted For Its Unique Keyhole Shape And Scenic Views Of The Arabian Sea.
Bekal Fort and Beach
Bekal Beach Stretches Across A Vast Expanse, Offering Visitors A Picturesque Landscape Marked By Golden Sands And Clear Blue Waters. One Of The Main Attractions Of Bekal Beach Is The Bekal Fort, Perched On Steep Hills By The Sea. The Fort Provides A Commanding View From The Beach And Is Constructed With Laterite Slabs In A Unique Polygonal Shape. It Is One Of Kerala's Most Visited Sites, Drawing History Enthusiasts And Casual Tourists Alike. Visitors Can Explore The Fort's Historical Structures, Ramparts, And Observation Towers, Which Offer Panoramic Views Of The Arabian Sea.
Religious & Coastal Legacy
Temples & Coastal Legacy Begin The Day With A Visit To Ananthapura Lake Temple, The Only Lake Temple In Kerala. Continue To Madhur Temple, Then Explore The Historic Chandragiri Fort And The Revered Malik Deenar Mosque. Overnight Stay At A Hotel In Kasaragod.
Ananthapura Lake Temple
The Ananthapura Lake Temple Is A Hindu Temple In Kerala's Kasaragod District, Notable For Its Unique Location In The Center Of A Lake And Its Mythical Guardian Crocodile. It Is Believed To Be The Original Seat Of The Deity Of The Famous Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple In Thiruvananthapuram.
Madhur Temple
The Madhur Temple, Officially Known As The Sree Madanantheshwara-siddhivinayaka Temple, Is A Famous Pilgrimage Site In The Kasaragod District Of Kerala. Situated On The Banks Of The Madhuvahini River, The Temple Is Dedicated To The Gods Shiva And Ganapathi. The Temple Is Believed To Have Been Built By The Mypadi Rulers Of Kumbla In The 10th Century And Later Renovated In The 15th Century.
Chandragiri Fort
Chandragiri Fort Is A 17th-century Laterite Fort In Kasaragod, Kerala, Built By Sivappa Nayaka And Situated On The Banks Of The Payaswini River (also Known As Chandragiri River) At Its Confluence With The Arabian Sea. The Fort, Which Is Now In Ruins, Offers Panoramic Views Of The Backwaters, River, And Sea, And Is A Popular Spot For Watching Sunsets And Exploring The Area By Boat.
Malik Deenar Mosque
The Malik Deenar Juma Masjid In Kasaragod, Kerala, Is A Historic And Revered Mosque Believed To Have Been Founded In 642 CE By The Persian Scholar Malik Ibn Dinar. It Is Considered One Of The Oldest Mosques In India And A Significant Islamic Heritage Site In Kerala
Check Out & Departure
Departure Check Out After Breakfast And Transfer To Mangaluru International Airport For Departure.
Carrying With You Sweet Memories Of Your Unforgettable Tour
"as Your Journey Comes To An End, We Hope You’re Carrying With You Sweet Memories Of Your Unforgettable Tour. May These Moments Of Beauty, Adventure, And Relaxation Stay With You And Inspire Your Future Travels. Safe Travels Home, And We Hope To Rawabi Welcome You Back Soon!"
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