1. C.V.N. Kalari, Edakkad
The C.V.N.Kalari here at Edakkad is run by Mr. Sudhakaran Gurukal (master) who is a respected teacher and is also an accomplished Marma physician. At an early age of seven itself boys and girls can start training and the classes conducted here are for Kalarippayat, Massage and Marma treatment and a dedicated student can master all these in a span of one to one-and-a-half years time. The centre also conducts demonstrations and workshops on Kalarippayat at venues selected by interested parties and also for Television programmes, Movies, Dancers, Theatre artists, Athletes etc.
Kalarippayat, the traditional and exclusive martial art form of Kerala is widely acclaimed as a synthesis of body control, treatment and armed and unarmed combat. This immaculate martial art form can be witnessed in its fullest, bearing all traditional and orthodox techniques and systems of treatment at the C.V.N.Kalari at Edakkad in Kozhikode . The Kalari (arena) itself is set amidst serene surroundings with an ambience that is most suited for the practice of Kalarippayat.
The month of August and the season of prosperity Onam is a perfect occasion for those who want to know a thing or two about Kalari and for health conscious individuals to try the traditional systems of health care and still for martial arts enthusiasts to go for their initiation so as to learn and practice this highly scientific martial art form to lead a life that is blessed with a healthy mind, a body free of ailments.
So, grab the opportunity of a lifetime to become part of a rich and glorious martial art tradition of Kerala.
Access through :
Road: The C.V.N. Kalari is just 7 kms drive from Kozhikode city. ( Kozhikode Kannur Road )
Rail: Kozhikode .
Air: Karipur International Airport - Kozhikode .
2. Kuttichira
It is one of the oldest mosques in Kozhikode . The stone inscriptions found in the Muccunti Mosque at Kuttichira reveal an interesting aspect in the history of the Zamorins of Kozhikode and their patronage of Islam in Kerala. The architecture of this and other old mosques in Kozhikode bear great resemblance to the typical Hindu temple complex with pillars, ventilators and huge tanks, as well as decorative features such as stylised floral carvings and geometric designs.
3. Kuttiyadi
This picturesque village is the site of a major power project called The Kuttiyadi Hydro Electric Power Project. It is 78 km from Kozhikode .
4. Payyoli
This is another beautiful stretch of golden sands with shallow waters that border Velliyamkallu.
