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The 10 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Kozhikode, Kerala
Kozhikode ([koːɻikːoːɖ] ( listen)), or Calicut, is a city in the state of Kerala in southern India on the Malabar Coast. Calicut is the largest urban area in the state and 192nd largest urban area in the world. The city lies about 275 kilometres (171 mi) west of Bangalore.
Restaurants in Kozhikode
1. Kumari Wafers
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5.0 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By ViniAneesh - Mumbai, India
We tried the chips frm here for first time frm my sis-in-law (localite, so knew te best pick)..aftr tat v r hooked..its simply te best..near to te iconic paragon hotel n a must buy if in calicut
2. Greens Ayurveda
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5.0 based on 89 reviews
Ayurvedic Panchakarma hospital and Ayurveda Yoga, Nutrition, Chakra, Marma- study /training center, Dental Clinic, Boutique, Beauty Spa clinic - with 17 treatment rooms and 46 guest rooms, with +50 staffs and 7 full time doctors( 3 resident Doctors - staying in the campus). We host individual and Group programs for health holidays and retreats. This Ayurvedic treatment and wellness center situated at Azhiyur, a Kerala village- India. All classical ayurveda medicines are manufacturing with pure quality herbs. We have a consultancy unit which provide all ayurveda instruments and medicines, technical hands to start/ improve ayurveda centers worldwide. exporting medicines globally. conducting workshops and training program across the sea
Reviewed By Flyer601081 - Miami, United States
I felt as though I had been safely warmed within a cocoon of authentic immersion in both a culture and a way of life. Kerala was the perfect introduction for my first trip to India. My celestial herbalism group of ten traveled from multiple countries and gathered for a two week retreat to incorporate a deeper connection of our Vedic teachings while engaging with Greens Aryuveda, which offered both practical information for anyone wanting to immerse into the formulation of herbal preparations for panchakarma along with a physical awareness and invitation to honor one's life and connect with the divine practice and healing benefits of it. The support and care shared by the doctors, teachers, and staff is forever etched in my spirit. The hands on LIVE herbal preparation classes with Pharmacist Vaidya Karuna and his staff was truly a highlight of interpretation and helped synergize the alchemy and transformation of my experience. Dr Ashina's teaching and translation of our daily pharmacology/herbal studies were taught in bite size pieces and were totally digestible. Her attention to my personal clinical goals and panchakarma treatments, along with my therapists Swathi and Alina, were a comfort of reassurance and utmost professionalism throughout my stay. The morning yoga classes with Deepthi helped me to realign my physical challenges of my body and become more integrated with the theory of yoga while teaching my heart, mind, and spirit the art of breath and mantra. OM Shanti ,Shanti , Shanti Dr Asghar and the entire staff from the nutrition, housekeeping, boutique, pharmacy, security, car service, and please excuse me if I missed any other department, sincerely have a true gift of weaving together their knowledge, wisdom, and guidance which have all helped me realign my body's aches and pains, as well as my mind and spirit. It is now three months post discharge (my visit was in October 2019) and still taking my Aryuvedic medicine for my joint and hip pain and I am so grateful for the continued relief, but sooooo missing everyone's smiles along with my daily body treatments with my therapists ~♡~ Dr Asghar, along with the gracious Rinu Fathima Sarjina have formed a gem of a program within a beautiful community in Kerala. I highly recommend it. Suzanne Barroso Miami USA Aromatherapist- Distiller- SkinCareSpecialist
3. Tali Temple
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4.5 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By EatTravelStay
Tali temple worships Lord Siva, a great peaceful place, known to be powerful god, the temple is busy at times. We visited at around 7:00 PM on a Saturday. Being pooja time, we could get darshan very well, it was a very pleasant and soothing experience. Luckily we got to see the elephant with Golden Nettipattam (Nettipattam is a glittering ornament that adorns the forehead of an elephant) and Thayambaka (Chenda beating by group of performers) and also theyyams (performers dressed like god and dancing to rhythm). We enjoyed a lot. Overall a must visit for believers and tourists.
4. Kozhippara Falls
5. Crown Theatre
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4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By AaShA17 - Kozhikode, India
One of the top quality assured theatre facility in calicut city. Near by the mananchira square and walking distance from the SM street.Usually this theatre will perform Hollywood and Bollywood movies.
6. Sargaalaya
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4.5 based on 61 reviews
Sargaalaya, the Kerala Arts & Crafts village in Kerala is an initiative by the Department of Tourism, Government of Kerala. The Village is a craft cluster that was conceptualized as a tourism destination, developed and implemented on the Responsible Tourism model. It is an initiative to put Kerala's traditional handicrafts on the tourism trail. Sargaalaya focuses on creating a tourist destination,
Reviewed By chow69 - Bhopal, India
Sargaalaya is an Arts & Crafts Village established by the Kerala tourism department. It is located just off the main Kozhikode Kannur National Highway in Iringal in a 20 acre area. We visited this village during our recent trip to Kerala while driving from Kozhikode to Kannur. The complete complex is built using laterite rock which gives it a unique look. It has a huge number of stalls selling various ethnic crafts and it also houses the Crafts Design and Technology Development Centre, which provides training for craftsmen to learn new techniques in traditional handicrafts. Some of stalls are very unique and nearly all stalls are outlets for sale of the products on display. The annual International Arts & Crafts Festival is held here from 20th Dec to 05th Jan every year, which attracts artisans from all over the world to register. It is also the biggest handicraft fair of South India. The village is located on the banks of the Moorad River and has recreational boating facilities of rowing and paddle boats. The place is a must visit for anyone driving by.
7. Kappad Beach
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4.0 based on 417 reviews
Reviewed By 76sheethals
This is one of the very few beaches in Kerala which is rich in historical significance. This is where the explorer Vasco De Gama anchored his ships in the year 1498. This beach is situated 16 km from Kozhikode, and will involve a beautiful journey through the backwaters of Kozhikode. The waters of Kappad are ideal for swimming. Also at the place can be found an 800 year old temple.
8. Beypore Beach
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4.0 based on 244 reviews
Reviewed By jishnumv - Kerala, India
The land made famous through the stories of vaikom mohammed basheer...... Rocky pathway made inside the sea for almost a km..... It's a fantastic experience to sit at the end of the pathway on the rocks while the sea breeze touches you and can see a perfect sunset with boats and ships moving through..... Can eat lot of tit bits there and special flavoured ice drink which they call as "ice urathi"....
9. Mananchira Square
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4.0 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By pramodkumaraerath - Kochi (Cochin), India
A unique space to spend the evenings, cultural statues, monuments, park areas, resting corners, in total a silent place in middle of city
