Kozhikode, which was once known as Calicut, is situated in Kerala. It served as the capital of Malabar for 500 years under the Zamorin dynasty and is renowned for its long history of cotton and spice commerce
Kerala's oldest ports. Beypore was once known as Vaypura or Vadaparappanad. The town was given the name "Sultan Pattanam" by the illustrious Tipu Sultan of Mysore.
This theme based amusement park for children is known for its thrilling rides and beautiful views of the sunset.
Its founding dates to 1513 AD, and a 200-year-old portrait of St. Mary is housed there. Mother of God Cathedral is another name for it.
Mishkal Palli Mosque was named after Nakhooda Mishkal and is thought to have been built around 700 years ago in Kuttichira.
The centre, which spans 4000 square metres of land, aims to encourage and propel science.
The Tali Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is one of the region's oldest temples. It is well-known for the five different religious ceremonies held every day.
Sarovaram Bio Park is an enthralling venture undertaken by the government to conserve Kerala's rich mangrove forests and wetlands.
The Indian Business Museum, which spans over 23000 square feet and was inaugurated in 2013 by then-HRD Minister Pallam Raju
The Kerala Institute for Research, Training, and Development of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, situated 7 kilometres from Kozhikode, is a museum that chronicles tribal life in Kerala.
Deepanjali Lamp Museum is possibly the only lamp museum of India. the museum houses an extensive collection of lamps dating back to the 19th century