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Cradle of politics and
heritage
Area: 2997 sq. km.
Population: 2,251,727 (2001 census)
Altitude: Sea level
This northern
district with the Western Ghats in the east, Kozhikode and Wayanad
districts in the south, Arabian Sea in the west and Kasaragod in the
north, Kannur district is bounded by a wealth of natural beauty. The
district has contributed much to the cultural, religious, political
and industrial heritage of Kerala. In addition, Kannur enjoys the
credit of having been the cradle of many a colourful folk art and
folk music of Kerala. With
Western Ghats on one side and Arabian Sea on the other, it abounds
with a varied natural beauty. The hill stations and beaches are
equally attractive to the tourists visiting here.
Other interests here are: Valapattanam, Payyambalam Beach,
Muzhapilangad Beach, Parassinikadavu, Malayala Kalagramam, Aralam
Wildlife Sanctuary, St. Angelo Fort, Thalasseri Fort,
Parassinikadavu Sri Muthappan Temple, Thodikkulam SivaTemple,
Arakkal Kettu, Dharmadam Island, Pythal Mala, Gundert Bungalow,
Trichambaram Temple, Madayi Para, Ezhimala, Kannur - Aquatourism,
Arakkal Kettu, Dharmadam Island, Pythal Mala,Gundert Bungalow,
Trichambaram Temple,
Madayi Para, Ezhimala.
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