The most renowned, Parassinikadavu Sri Muthappan temple aka the Parassini Madappura Sree Muthappan temple is regarded as one of the most sacred pilgrim sites in north Kerala. Situated about 20 km from Kannur, the temple is situated on the banks of the Valapattnam river. The main deity of the temple is Sri Muthappan, a combination of two Hindu deities – Thiruvappana (Lord Vishnu) and Vellatom (Lord Shiva). A much-noted fact about this temple is that, in spite of being a Hindu temple, it attracts people from all walks of life, irrespective of religion or caste.

Parassinikadavu Snake Park- a fascinating place where you can witness the mesmerizing world of serpents up close! Join us on this virtual tour as we explore the incredible diversity of snake species, learn about their behavior, and discover the vital role they play in our ecosystem. From venomous cobras to majestic pythons, this park is a haven for reptile enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more exciting wildlife adventures!

Vismaya is an amusement water theme park near Taliparamba in Kannur, Kerala. The park is developed and run by Malabar Tourism Development Co-operative Limited. It is situated near to the famous Muthappan temple in Parassinikadavu.

It’s really fantastic and beautiful place to visit in winter. The view of Kuppam Bridge from the hill is spectacular. Nature at its best with river, fog and the mountains. You can see the 360 degree view of Taliparamba and its neighbouring places. A great place to spend your evening, the sight from above is really so beautiful, the river, bridge and evening sun makes it a perfect match.

Munderi Kadavu Bird Sanctuary is a Biodiversity rich wetland area which is a suburb of Kannur. This area is famous for migratory birds. Munderi Kadavu is a part of KatampallyWetlands which comprises of nearly 4000 acres of marshland, one used for paddy cultivation known as ‘Kaippad’. A recent study at Munderi Kadavu describes the place as a ‘biodiversity treasure house.

Pazhassi Dam, named after the legendary King Pazhassi Raja, is another sought-after tourist spot that is known for its scenic beauty. It is located about 37 kms east of Kannur and is constructed across the Valapattanam River. The calm and serene setting of the dam draws many visitors here. The DTPC provides boating facilities, and there is a beautiful garden adjacent to it that adds to its charm.

Pazhassi Raja Smrithi Mandiram, located at Pazhassi, Mattannur in Kannur, is a museum dedicated to Pazhassi Raja at his ancestral place. Constructed in the model of Kuthambalam [traditional theatre mostly found in Hindu temples], this museum is built above a pond, which was once part of the palace complex of Pazhassi Raja.

Scenic spot for riverside tourism activities such as white-water rafting and kayaking and also for fishing, birdwatching, swimming as the water is clean that come from the malabar hills streams. Ideal for nature lovers. Calm place for picnic etc. Easily reachable from payyavoor, sreekandapuram or irikkur(via mandampam). Better get a local person for help especially for river adventures. Wooden raft etc available for river cruise from locals. Place having good potential for eco-tourism as well.

Americanpara Waterfall is a future tourist place situated in Kannur district’s western ghat. Naturally formed beautiful Waterfall is the main attraction here. If your goal is to take a dip under the waterfall, feel free to come here. The place gets flooded during the monsoons.

An unexplored area near Iritty and Pazhassi dam. The place which gives a different vibe and peace. The beauty of the river and the view is amazing. This place with all its beautiful sights and uncrowded view point is having a peaceful and pleasant atmosphere. Excellent location for evening breeze and sunset view. Ensure the river water is not too high and be careful too when taking selfies and photos near the river bank. Season time from November to May.