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Attractions Near Payyambalam Beach

St. Angelo Fort Kannur

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2.96 km away from here

St. Angelo Fort (also known as Kannur Kotta or Kannur Fort) is one of the most important seashore forts of Kerala. It is situated at the side of Ayikkara Mapila Bay on a cliff protruding into the Arabian Sea about three kilometres from the town of Kannur. The fort is one of the earliest structures of the Portuguese on the Malabar Coast.

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Arakkal Kettu Museum

3.27 km away from here

Arakkal Museum (also known as Arakkal Kettu/ Arakkal Palace) was the residence of the former Arakkal Ali Rajas, the only Muslim royal family of Kerala. The museum is located in Ayikkara Mapila Bay, about three kilometres from Kannur Town of Kerala State in Southern India. The museum now displays numerous artefacts and ornaments belonging to the Rajas and it is protected by Archeological and Tourism Departments.

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Muzhappilangad Drive in Beach

12.66 km away from here

Muzhuppilangad Drive-in Beach is a 5.5 km long beach in the Kannur district of Kerala State in Southern India. This is the longest-drivable beach in India and one of the six best beaches for driving in the world according to BBC autos.

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Parassinikkadavu Snake Park & Mini Zoo

13.73 km away from here

Witness and interact with King Cobras, Vipers, Crocodiles and many other snakes and reptiles.

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Dharmadom Island

15.67 km away from here

An island that can be accessed on foot during low tides.

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Thalassery Fort

20.17 km away from here

Thalassery Fort (also known as Tellicherry Fort) is a 17th-century fort in Thalassery town of Kannur District of Kerala State in Southern India. The fort was a stronghold of the British during their occupation of India and it lies on a low wooden hill running down to the sea, protected by waters.

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Discover More Attractions in Kannur, Home of Payyambalam Beach

Kannur

Forts, temples, beaches and wildlife sanctuaries and a long history of spice trade.

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Location of Payyambalam Beach

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