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Easy access to waterfront, low traffic inner roads for jogging, a peaceful walk or biking. Multiple high profile restaurants are available in near by areas and Swiggy, Zomato and Pesito services are also available:
- Consumerfed Beverage Outlet
- Toddy shop
- Neythal sea food restaurant
- Chaps restaurant
- Portuguese Food destination
- Illam pure veg restaurant
- Hotel Kailasam (veg)
- Krishna Cafe (veg)

Nearby attractions in order of distance from property, reachable within an hour:
1. Muziris Heritage boating: Muziris is the old name of Kodungallur and it was the old natural harbor for spice trading with Arabian, Chinese and Europeans traders. Christianity, Islam and Judaism came to south India through this synergistic trade relations with locals. It is an old melting pot of cultures, religions and cuisines. In and around Kodungallur has historical significances and traveler's attractions. Muziris heritage boating through the Periyar river gives a chance to glimpse into the historical locations, to enjoy unforgettable boating experience, to watch serene lush surroundings along the shore and Chinese fishing nets and to meet local fishermen.
2. Portuguese forts at Kottappuram and Pallippuram: These are two of the oldest forts built by Portuguese in India. In 1948 Portuguese naval commander Vasco Da Gama became the first European to find the sea route from Europe to India by harboring his ship at Kappad, a village in northern Kerala. Slowly they spread their colonial invasion to other parts of Kerala. These forts remind of Kerala's historical significance in colonization of the Indian continent by Europeans.
3.Beaches & water sports: Within a 20 minutes drive you can reach Cherai, Kuzhuppilly, Munambam and Azhikode Munakkal beaches.
Cherai & Kuzhuppilly - Indriya Adventure Park, Kuzhuppilly Floating bridge, lighthouse;
Munambam - Neptune water sports, harbour;
Azhikode Munakkal (nearest beach)- Kite flying, lighthouse, calm, clean and not crowded
4. Athirampilly & Vazhachal waterfalls: Athirappilly waterfall is known as "Niagra of south India'. A must watch location in your life time. A short drive from Athirappilly to Vazhachal waterfall is through dense forest. There is a small waterfall locally known as "charpa" also there on the way to Vazhachal.
5. Thumboormozhi hanging bridge: On the way to Athirappilly waterfall, you can enjoy the hanging bridge and the amazing view of Chalakudy river from it. There is a butterfly garden and a children's park is also available on the other side of the bridge.
6. Kottappuram water front and Amphitheatre:
This place is a happening place for a great evening walk. There are waterfront seating and restaurants with wide varieties of Kerala delicacies. Walking paths are nicely decorated with street arts and lights. After a day-long wandering, if you prefer to sit and relax in the evening, this is the best place near your residence.
7. Chendamangalam: It is a place with historical significance having multiple palaces like Kottayil Kovilakam and Paliam Dutch palace, depicting Kerala architectural style. There is a Jewish synagogue at Chendamangalam. This village is known for its artistry of hand weaving clothes. If you like Kerala traditional clothes, this is the place where you can shop for it.

8. Kodungallur Bhagavathy Temple:
This is one of the beautiful places to visit and roam around when you stay at our property. This temple is surrounded by different kinds of banyan trees. This temple has a reference in the Tamil epic Cilappatikaram. Kodungallur Bharani festival is well known across the world. Devotees come to this temple from all across Kerala. Kodungallur Thalappoli festival is celebrated by all local religious communities irrespective of their faith. For Thalappoli there is a big procession headed by richly caparisoned elephants, accompanied by Pancha Vadyam, Panchari, Paandi melams. Melam is a Kerala traditional orchestra using native musical instruments.
9. Thiruvanchikulam Mahadeva Temple: This temple has historical references back to old Chera kings, they ruled Kerala for long time. The presiding deity is revered in the 7th century Tamil Saiva canonical work, the Tevaram, written by Tamil saint poets known as the Nayanmars. This is one of the 276 temples that find mention in the canon and is the only temple in Kerala. It is believed that here Parasurama, an avatar of Vishnu, worshiped Shiva to expiate his sin by killing his mother Renuka. This temple has one of the best collections of traditional mural paintings.
10. Marthoma Pontifical Shrine:
It is believed that St Thomas, one of the 12 disciples of Jesus Christ landed first here at Kodungallur and established seven churches in Kerala among which the church situated at Kodungallur was the first one. This church preserved the holy relic of St.Thomas in a glass case and is showcased daily between 9am -6pm
11. Kodungallur Cheraman Juma Masjid :-
This is the first mosque in the Indian subcontinent. Mosque was reconstructed recently in Kerala architecture. It is a historical spot named after a Chera king, who warmly welcomed the Arabian traders and donated an old temple for them to pray.
12. Jewish Synagogues: There are 3 old Jewish synagogues preserved at Mala, North Paravoor and Chendamangalam. And they are reachable within a 30 minutes drive. After Israel was formed, Jews left these locations and Kerala government is preserving them with its historical importance. At Mala a Jewish cemetery is also there.
13. Knanaya Heritage Centre, Kottappuram:
The Knanaya Community traces its origin back to a Jewish-Christian immigrant community. They migrated from Southern Mesopotamia to Kerala Coast of Kodungalloor in AD 345 under the leadership of an enterprising merchant Thomas of Cana ( Knai Thomman ). Knanaya Christians follows endogamy. They built a heritage center at Kottappuram.
14. "Nalambalam" Pilgrimage:
In Malayalam, "Nalu" means four and "Ambalam" means "temple". These are the temples for Lord Rama and his brothers of Ramayana. "Nalambalam" Yatra begins from the Rama temple in Triprayar and ends up at Shatrughna Temple in Payyammal. The temples are Thriprayar Sree Rama Temple, Koodalmanikyam Bharatha Temple, Moozhikkulam Lakshmana Temple and Payyammal Shathrughna Temple.
15. Sree Krishna Temple, Guruvayoor
The Guruvayoor Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Guruvayurappan, a form of Vishnu, but popularly known as Krishna, located in the town of Guruvayur in Kerala, India. It is one of the most important places of worship for Hindus in Kerala and Tamil Nadu and is often referred to as Bhuloka Vaikuntha (Vaikuntha in the earthly realm).The temple is Classified as one among the 108 Abhimana Kshethram of Vaishnavate tradition.
16. Adi Shankaracharya Temple, Kalady
Kalady is the birthplace of Adi Shankaracharya, a revered philosopher and theologian, who holds a special place in the hearts of millions who seek spiritual enlightenment. Acharya lived during the 8th century CE and is widely recognized for his contributions to the Advaita Vedanta philosophy.
17. Fort Kochi & Mattancherry:
The natural harbor at Muziris(now Kodungallur) vanished after a giant tsunami or flood and a natural harbor at Kochi was formed. Fort Kochi is known for its beach festival and Christmas and new year celebrations. This city is known for quite a lot of street arts, music and art cafes and beach arts along with historical monuments like old churches, temples and palaces. Vasco da Gama was buried here at St.Francis church. There is a Jewish Synagogue at nearby Mattancherry. If you prefer shopping don’t miss the opportunity to visit Jews Street.

18. Local Cuisine:
Since Muziris(Kodungallur) was a cultural melting pot, Kerala cuisine was/is open for adventures.
Stew - It is originally from Jews, but naturalized by locals using coconut milk
Unniyappam - There is a similar sweet in Taiwanese cuisine
Fish Stew(Meen Thilappichathu)- It is pretty common in Chinese cuisine, and locally known for using fishes from chinese fishing nets. Locals use fresh fish for it.
Muzadth(local name)- It is quite similar to Japanese sauce wazabi.
Kuzhimanthi & Shawarma - Arabian adaptation
Biriyani - Arabian origin
So please find a chance to try out Kerala food. Especially since this area is quite near to back waters, you will get quite a lot of seafood. At the same time vegetarian options are available in nearest proximity to this property.