All transfers by private AC cab with experienced driver. Approximate driving times shown in day-by-day itinerary.
✅ Included
- ✅ Live Theyyam ritual (Nov–May)
- ✅ Malabar spice trail walk
- ✅ Zamorin palace visit
- ✅ Local toddy & teppam experience
❌ Not Included
- ❌ Airfare
- ❌ Guide tip
- ❌ Personal expenses
Arrive Kozhikode airport/station. Thusharagiri Waterfalls day trip (55km). Check in.
Mananchira Square park. Sweet Meat Street (Mittayi Theruvu) halwa & kozhikodan halwa trail. Paragon Restaurant biryani dinner.
Arrive Kannur. St Angelo Fort (1505 Portuguese, later Dutch and British). Kannur town beach walk. Check in.
Loknath Weaving Co-operative — traditional Kannur handloom. Payyambalam Beach sunset.
Muzhappilangad Drive-in Beach (4km motorable beach). Arakkal Museum (only Muslim royal family in Kerala).
Evening: Theyyam performance in a local village kavu (temple courtyard) — guide essential. Expect 8PM–midnight.
Parassinikadavu Muthappan Temple (Theyyam performed daily, year-round). River cruise on Valapattanam river.
Ezhimala Navy Academy viewpoint. Depart for Bekal or Kozhikode.
Itinerary is flexible — we can rearrange based on your preferences. WhatsApp us to customise.
📍 Kozhikode (Calicut), Malabar Coast
Malabar biryani, Zamorin history & Calicut heritage
Kozhikode (Calicut) is where Vasco da Gama first landed in India (1498) — the original spice trade city. Today it's famous for Malabar cuisine (the best biryani in Kerala), the Kappad Beach (da Gama landing site), Beypore shipyard (hand-built wooden ships), and a vibrant heritage old town.
- Kozhikode is generally safe — conservative dress recommended in old town areas
- Beypore port area: respect private shipyard zones
- Hire registered guides for heritage walks
- Traffic is heavy in old town — use auto or cab
📍 Kannur, North Kerala
Theyyam rituals, Malabar forts & pristine beaches
Kannur is the heartland of Theyyam — the extraordinary ritual art form where performers become deities through costume, make-up and trance. From November to May, Theyyam performances happen nightly in village temples across the district. St Angelo Fort (1505) and Muzhappilangad Drive-in Beach add to the draw.
- Theyyam venues: dress conservatively, no flash photography near the performer
- Remote village Theyyam: always go with a local guide who knows the schedule
- St Angelo Fort cliffs: stay on marked paths
- Muzhappilangad beach swimming: check for rip current flags
- Light cotton clothes (Kerala is tropical — avoid synthetics)
- One warm layer for hill station destinations (Munnar, Wayanad)
- Comfortable walking shoes + flip-flops for beach/temple
- Sunscreen SPF 50+ and insect repellent (DEET-based)
- Universal power adapter (Indian plugs: Type C & D)
- Modest clothing for temple visits (shoulders + knees covered)
- Reusable water bottle (refill from hotel — don't drink tap water)
- Small daypack for excursions
- Copies of travel documents (passport, insurance, booking confirmations)
- Basic first aid: antihistamine, electrolytes, antidiarrhoeal
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