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Kannur has colourful sights and leisure activities on offer, not to mention those signposts of its distinct cultural identity.
India's longest drive-in beach belongs to Kannur. The Muzhuppilanad beach is 6 kilometres long.
The film, 'Human by nature,' is part of a marketing blitzkrieg to refurbish Kerala's tourism appeal, which escaped the fury of the devastating floods last year.
Sree Muthappan is a Thiyya kuladaivam (family or clan deity) commonly worshiped in Kannur, Kasaragod and Coorg.
Not only its beaches, backwaters and hill stations but folk and martial arts, traditional systems of healing and newly introduced watersports also attract visitors.
The giant painting is made of cement with bronze and aluminium coated jewellery and has a generous dab of acrylic colours.
Kannur, the cradle of enduring ritualistic folk arts like Theyyam and folk music has always remained a land of abiding charms.
Local lore says that the first shrine dedicated to Muchilottu Bhagavathy came up at Karivelloor, where a young girl scholar took her own life.
The cool breeze which comes in through the tall windows maintains a pleasant atmosphere inside the house even during blazing summers.
This art ritual portrays many gods like Vishnu, Shiva, Chamundi in all their divine vigour before thousands of believers.