Discover Kannur

Explore the best acoomodation and experience of Kannur. A land that is known for its serene beaches and rich cultural heritage.Kannur is also known for its Backwaters, handloom industries and spices, making it an ideal destination for travellers.

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Kannur Holiday Package 3N/4D

DAY 1

Historical Sites and Beaches

Arrive in Kannur and check into your accommodation.
Visit St. Angelo Fort, a 16th-century fort built by the Portuguese that offers stunning views of the Arabian Sea.
Head to Muzhappilangad Beach, a drive-in beach that's perfect for an evening stroll and a dip in the sea.
Enjoy a delicious dinner at a local restaurant serving fresh seafood.

The first day involves checking into accommodation and visiting St. Angelo Fort, a 16th-century Portuguese fort with stunning views of the Arabian Sea. Later, visiting Muzhappilangad Beach for an evening stroll and swimming. The day concludes with a delicious seafood dinner at a local restaurant.

DAY 2

Local Markets and Theyyam

Start your day early with a visit to the beautiful Payyamalam beach for a morning stroll on the beach.
Spend the afternoon exploring the local markets and trying some of the local snacks and sweets.
Spend your evening by paying a visit to the stunning Parassinikadavu Temple, known for its unique architecture and Theyyam rituals.
Enjoy the breathtaking Theyyam performance of the famous Muthhappan Theyyam.
Explore the food street of Kannur or SN park for a sumptious local dinner.

Start your day early with a visit to the beautiful Payyamalam beach for a morning stroll on the beach. Take in the fresh sea air, feel the sand between your toes, and watch the waves crash onto the shore. It's a peaceful way to start your day and soak up the stunning natural scenery of Kannur.

In the afternoon, head to the local markets to explore the colorful and bustling scene. You'll find vendors selling everything from local produce and spices to handicrafts and clothing. Be sure to try some of the local snacks and sweets, like banana chips or jaggery.

As evening approaches, head to the Parassinikadavu Temple, known for its unique architecture and Theyyam rituals. Theyyam is a traditional ritual art form that's unique to North Kerala, and the Muthhappan Theyyam is one of the most famous in the region.The Theyyam performance is a breathtaking spectacle that involves elaborate costumes, makeup, and dance. It's a unique opportunity to witness this important part of the local culture and history.

Finally, end your day with a sumptuous local dinner. Explore the food street of Kannur or SN park, where you'll find a wide range of delicious local delicacies to choose from. From spicy biryanis to fresh seafood dishes, you're sure to find something to tantalize your taste buds.

DAY 3

Backwaters and Luxury Houseboat

After a complimentary breakfast, drive to Kavvayi island in Payyannur to check into your luxury houseboat
Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the pristine backwaters of North Kerala
Have a whole boat to yourself with a few staff to look after all your needs
All meals on board the houseboat are included
Spend a night in your luxurious one-bedroom houseboat

After a complimentary breakfast at your hotel, drive to Kavvayi Island in Payyannur, where you will check into your luxury houseboat. Once you're settled in, you'll set sail for the stunning backwaters of North Kerala.As you glide through the serene waters, you'll be surrounded by breathtaking scenery, including lush greenery, coconut groves, and local fishing villages. You'll have a whole boat to yourself, with a few staff members to take care of all your needs.All meals are included, so you can indulge in the delicious local cuisine as you soak up the tranquil atmosphere. Relax on the deck, watch the world go by, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet.At night, retire to your luxurious one-bedroom houseboat, which comes complete with all the amenities you'll need for a comfortable and peaceful night's sleep.

DAY 4

Departure

Enjoy a complimentary breakfast on board the houseboat
Check out of the houseboat and drive to the airport/train station for your onward journey

On your final day of the trip, you will enjoy a complimentary breakfast on board the houseboat, as you soak in the tranquil beauty of the backwaters. After breakfast, you will check out of the houseboat and drive to the airport or train station for your onward journey. This experience is perfect for those who want to make the most of their time in Kerala, exploring the local culture, history, and cuisine, and also enjoying a luxurious getaway on the backwaters.

The itinerary is a 3-night, 4-day plan for exploring the town of Kannur in North Kerala, India. It includes visits to historical sites such as St. Angelo Fort and Parassini Kadavu temple, experiencing local traditions such as the Theyyam performance, relaxing on scenic beaches such as Muzhappilangad Beach and Payyambalam Beach, exploring the backwaters by spending a night on a houseboat, and sampling local cuisine. The itinerary offers a well-rounded experience of the culture, history, and natural beauty of the region.

Travel Tips

If you're planning a trip to Kerala, one of the world's most popular tourist destinations, there are some things you should keep in mind for your safety and comfort. Here are some tips:

Payment Modes: Credit ,debit cards and online wallets like Google Pay are widely accepted at major hotels, restaurants, and shopping centers.

Best Time to Visit: While Kerala's weather is generally pleasant year-round, the best time to visit is from September to March. Monsoon season is also a good time to experience warm massages.

Food: Kerala offers a variety of cuisines, including Mughlai, Chinese, Continental, Indian, fast food, and traditional Kerala foods.
Clothing: There are no strict clothing rules in Kerala. Cotton clothing is recommended for the climate, and sunglasses, sunscreen, and hats are useful for traveling. However you wil find a strict dress code at temples and events.
Language: The official language in Kerala is Malayalam, but most people can converse in English, Hindi. Languages like Kannada and tulu are also spoken in places like Kasaragod.
Health and Safety: Always carry medical certificates and necessary medications. Avoid purchasing illegal substances, as possession of narcotic drugs can result in heavy penalties and imprisonment. Cut fruits, raw salads, and roadside water should be avoided, and street food is not recommended.
Emergency Numbers: Keep these emergency numbers handy: Police Control Room - 100, Fire Station - 101, Ambulance - 101, Police Helpline (while traveling on highways) - 9846 100 100, Police Helpline (while traveling on trains) - 9846 200 100.
Footwear in Houses: It is customary to leave footwear outside before entering most houses in Kerala.
Public Displays of Affection: Public displays of affection, such as kissing, are not well recieved in Kerala society.
Safety Measures: Kerala is a very safe place to travel for everyone. However one should always maintain basic saftey precautions to be on the safer side.