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As for its share of Kerala’s backwaters, Malappuram falls back on Biyyam Kayal, a lush waterway complete with a water sports facility.
The history is just as verdant, Malappuram’s offering of Ayurveda is centered on Kottakkal, with its renowned private institution set up in 1900.
More or less, Malappuram is just a microcosm of a larger land where great poets, writers, and leaders, be they political or religious, are born.
Anybody would be glad to know that in a community called Tirur just some distance from the city, Thunchath Ezuthachan, the father of the Malayalam language, was born.
Great admiration never stops as the festivals of great merrymaking in Malappuram are Onam and Thrissur Pooram. |
