Malappuram
Kerala, India
About Malappuram
Rich in cultural heritage with beautiful hill stations, historic mosques, and lush green landscapes. The lush Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary at the estuary of the Kadalundi River is a haven for migratory birds. The Nilambur Teak Museum showcases Kerala's historic teak plantations, while Kottakkunnu offers beautiful sunset views. Known as the land of great poets and the birthplace of Malayalam literature.
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