About Ezhimala
Kannur is one of the popular tourist destinations in Kerala. It is located in the district of Kannur. Ezhimala, a small hillock located near Kannur is a popular tourist destination. Ezhimala is known for its scenic beauty and the ancient fort located on the hillock. The Ezhimala fort, also known as the Kannur fort, was built by the Kolathiris, a dynasty that ruled the region during the medieval times. The fort is believed to have been built in the 8th century AD. The fort is built in the typical Kerala style of architecture and is surrounded by thick walls. The fort is also known for its ancient temples, including the Mahadeva temple and the Bhadrakali temple. The Ezhimala hillock is also home to a number of rare species of flora and fauna. The hillock is a popular destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.FAQ's on Ezhimala
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Attractions at Ezhimala
The Ezhimala beach and lighthouse, the Kannur Fort, the Thalassery Fort, the Muzhappilangad Beach and the Payyambalam Beach are the main attractions at Ezhimala.
Tips For Visiting Ezhimala
Some tips for visiting Ezhimala are to wear comfortable clothes and shoes as the area is hilly, and to carry water and snacks as there are no restaurants or shops in the area.
How To Reach Ezhimala
The nearest airport to Ezhimala is about 85 km away at Kozhikode. There are buses and taxis from the airport to Ezhimala.
Best Time To Visit Ezhimala
The best time to visit Ezhimala is during the winter season, from November to February.
History of Ezhimala
The Ezhimala hill is a geo-morphological feature in Kannur district of Kerala, South India. It is the largest hill in the district and is the site of the Ezhimala Naval Academy. The Ezhimala hill is said to be the abode of the deity Shiva. The ancient name of the hill is Mount Kailasa. The Ezhimala hill is also mentioned in the Ramayana. The Ezhimala hill was once a part of the Chera dynasty kingdom. The Ezhimala Naval Academy was established on the hill in 1953.
