Kerala's Granary - Gateway to the Western Ghats
Discover lush paddy fields, majestic mountains, ancient temples, and the rich agricultural heritage of Kerala's rice bowl
The land of paddy fields, mountains, and ancient heritage
Palakkad district, known as the "Granary of Kerala," is famous for its vast stretches of paddy fields and agricultural abundance. Located at the foothills of the Western Ghats, it serves as the gateway between Kerala and Tamil Nadu through the historic Palakkad Gap.
The district is renowned for its classical music traditions, ancient temples, and colonial heritage. Home to legendary musicians and artists, Palakkad has significantly contributed to Kerala's cultural landscape.
Explore the natural wonders and historical treasures of Palakkad
Pristine tropical rainforest with rare flora and fauna. A UNESCO World Heritage site and biodiversity hotspot.
Historic fort built by Tipu Sultan in 1766. A magnificent example of military architecture and colonial history.
Scenic hill station with tea and coffee plantations, offering breathtaking views and cool climate.
Ancient Vishnu temple famous for its annual chariot festival and traditional Tamil Brahmin heritage.
Vast expanse of paddy fields and wetlands, perfect for bird watching and experiencing rural Kerala.
Beautiful dam and garden complex with boating facilities, rock garden, and the famous Yakshi statue.
Experience the classical music traditions and cultural diversity of Palakkad
Home to legendary musicians and the famous Kalpathy Ratholsavam with traditional music performances.
Rich farming heritage with traditional rice cultivation methods and seasonal festivals.
Traditional dance forms, Kathakali performances, and classical music concerts throughout the year.
Unique blend of Kerala and Tamil cuisines with special rice-based dishes and traditional sweets.
Grand chariot festival with traditional music and cultural performances in November.
Spectacular temple festival with decorated elephants and traditional percussion.
Annual music festivals featuring renowned Carnatic musicians from across India.
Celebrating the rice harvest with traditional ceremonies and community feasts.
October to March for pleasant weather, and November for the famous Kalpathy festival.
Get in touch for more information about visiting Palakkad District
Palakkad, Kerala 678001, India
WhatsApp: +91 97867 56158
October to March (Pleasant Weather)
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