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Arimbra Hills
Arimbra Hills, popularly known as the Mini Ooty is a tourist spot in Malappuram. It is an ideal place to feel the clouds and to watch sunset. Located at a height of 1050 ft above sea level, the place attracts large number of visitors for its rolling hills and scenic views.
Nilambur
Nilambur, a place known for teak plantations and tribal settlements. Proximity to the Nilgiri ranges of Western Ghats blesses Nilambur with ample rainfall, waterfalls and lush green rain forests. In addition to teak, there are many mahogany, rosewood and bamboo plantations.
Biyyam Kayal
The region of Malappuram is full of backwater lakes created inland, and one of the most famous ones in the region is the Biyyam Kayal. Located close to Ponnani in the Malappuram district has recently been revamped to the status of an adventure zone of the area.
Kodikuthimala
Kodikuthimala is nicknamed the ‘Ooty of Malappuram’ for good reason. Its lush green valleys, grassy meadows, and tranquil ambience add to the mesmerizing appeal of this hill station situated 2000 ft above sea level. Located 10 kms from Perinthalmanna town, Kodikuthimala is the highest point in the Amminikandan range of hills.
Keralamkundu
Keralamkundu waterfalls is located 1500 ft above sea level in the middle of the silent valley territory. It is located in a small village called Karuvarakkundu in Malappuram district. The place offers a scenic view of the surrounding forests and has a natural pool at the centre from which the water keeps flowing down through the rocks.
Padinjarekkara
The chief allure at the Padinjarekkara Beach is the visual of the confluence of the Bharathapuzha, the Tirur Puzha and the Arabian Sea. But locals of Malappuram district talk about its ambience, the beauty of nature and sheer plethora of boating options being the driving force behind the huge crowds that keep returning here.