Neendunokky
Neendunokki is a small town adjacent to the Famous
Kottiyoor Temple. It is a hill
valley town . The famous Kottiyoor St Sebastin
Church is located .An Immigration peoples joint place..
Palukaachi Mala
A Beautiful hilly Area
, becoming Adventure tourist place near by Kottiyoor Temple. Famous for trekking.
Mannamchery
Mannamchery is a small town in the east part of Kottiyoor Temple.
There is newly built Muthappan Temple and famous Sreenarayana
Temple near by SNLP
School .
Schools & Institutions
The IJMHSS( Higher Secondary), NSS UP School, SNLP School, Thalakkani
Govt UP School, Chungakkunnu Govt School
,Ambayathode School. Etc
Other nearest famous places
Mananthavady
Mananthavady is a small town on the
banks of the Kabini River in the Wayanad
district of Kerala, India. This area was
once ruled by the Pazhassi dynasty and the tomb of Pazhassi Raja is an important tourist place here.
Valliyoorkav
This Temple
is dedicated to Mother Goddess and is worshipped in three principal forms of Vana Durga, Bhadrakali and Jala Durga It is the
most important place of worship for the tribal communities. The annual 15 day festival is in March/April and is the most grand
of all festivals in the district. Slave trade used to take place here during the festival. It is still the largest congegation
of all tribals of Wayanad.
Thirunelly Temple
This 3000 years old temple dedicated to Vishnu has 30 granite columns to shield it. The Papanashini stream is nearby.
There is an aqueduct from the Papanashini to the temple to have Papanashini water for the temple use right in its precincts.
On the southern side of the temple there is a pond called Panchatheertha where five rivers used to meet in the past. In the
summer the pond is waterless. Usually the pond is covered by dense undergrowth. A mound is seen in the centre of the pond
on which a stone slab with the imprint of Vishnu’s feet is also seen.
Thodeekulam Siva Temple
A prevalent belief relates the existence of
this ancient Siva Temple
to over 2000 years ago. The Pazhassi Raja family is said to have had close associations with this temple. It is situated about
34 km southeast off Kannur and 2 km from Kannavam on the Thallssery-Mananthavady road.
Sri Ramaswamy
Temple
This temple dedicated to Lord Rama the divine Hero of the great Hindu epic ‘The Ramayana’ is adorned with
marvellous carvings which are said to be 400 years old. This is one of the important ancient temples in Malabar situated in
Thiruvangad 23 km from Kannur.
Parassinikadavu
About 16 km from Kannur this enchanting place is nourished by the serene ‘Valapattanam
River’ on whose beautiful banks stands the famous Sri Muthappan Temple
which makes the place a popular pilgrim centre. Boating facility and accommodations are available. There is also an entertaining
snake park nearby with 3 snake pits 15 glass cases and 2 glass houses exclusively for King Cobras. A fascinating variety of
the reptile species can be seen here. Hourly snake shows are the ‘Crown’ to the endless entertainment
Peralessery Temple
This temple is situated at Mundalur. The presiding deity is Lord Muruga the son of divine couple Lord Siva and Goddess
Parvathy. An eight day annual festival is held here.
Kadalayi Sri Krishna Temple
This temple dedicated to Lord Krishna is located at Kadalayi about 6 km from Kannur. An eight day annual
festival is celebrated here. Traditional art performances like the Kathakali the Ottamthullal, etc., come alive
