Palakkayam Thattu is one of the alluring places to visit in Kannur near the Western Ghats because of the verdant greenery and dizzying height of about 3350 feet above the sea level.

The St. Angelo Fort was constructed by the first Portuguese viceroy of India. The fort is triangular in shape appears as a massive yet magnificent structure standing at the helm of the ruthless sea.

The untouched shores of the Dharmadam Island offer an escape from routine, worries, and tiredness like never before. Because of its segregation from the hustle and bustle of city life, the island has become a retreat centre for weary travellers.

One of the most curious Kannur tourist places is the snake park in Parassinikkadavu. The park houses over 150 species of reptiles ranging from crocodiles to lizards and snakes, along with endemic and migratory species of rare water birds.

A The gorgeous laterite plateau offers unique and differently coloured hues in every season spread over a massive 700 acres. Visit the hillock in summer and feast your eyes on the lovely earthy brown and tangerine shades.

Perched at a height of 4500 meters above sea level, this bewitching hill station is located about 65 kms from Kannur. The panoramic view of lush green forests, waterfalls featuring pristine waters and an array of flora and fauna keeps you on your toes throughout the trek.

The Payyambalam Beach is considered as one of the unspoiled beaches in Kerala, adorned with golden sand and foamy white waters of the Arabian Sea. With its peaceful and inviting aura, the Payyambalam beach is an ideal destination for visitors to spend a long holiday.