Adyanpara
is located in the Kurumbalangode village of Nilambur taluk in Malappuram
district. This is famous for its
waterfalls and the grandeur of the forests neighboring it. The untamed splendor
of Adyanpara constitutes the waterfalls and the brilliance of its promising
surrounding jungles is very extraordinary.
Kanjirappuzha
River is a small tributary of the Chaliyar River in Nilambur taluk, which flows
through Chaliyar panchayath in Malappuram district and ultimately joins
Chaliyar near Chaliyarmukku where this river also meets Chaliyar. The
origination of this river is from the mountain region which lies between
Malappuram and Kozhikode districts. Adyanpara Waterfalls are located on the
river. This waterfall is known for its attractive surroundings with
lush green forest and massive rocks through which it gushes down. After finding
its way through the massive rocks the waterfall forms a small pool which is a
popular tourist attraction.
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Medicinal Power
According
to the mythology, the water of this waterfall contains medicinal virtues. The reason
behind this is that the water reaches this place after being filtered by soil
and also there is a direct impact of medicinal plants surrounding the route of
this river.
Best Time to Visit
Best
time to visit Adyanpara waterfalls is during the month of September to
December.
Places to Visit
Conolly Plot:
This
place is located in the region of Nilambur. The region is weel known for Teak
plantations. Conolly Plot was named after H.V Conolly who was the Collector of Malabar
during the British rule.
.
Teak Museum:
It
is a renowned Teak Museum which is located at Nilambur in the Malappuram
district of Kerala. It is the world’s first Teak Museum and it
provides widespread information of the significance of teak in historically,
artistically and scientifically aspects.
Nedumkayam:
This
place is one of the chief tourist attractions as its dense forests are
inhabited by wild elephants and other fauna. Nedumkayam also holds an elephant
taming centre. From the wooden rest house located in this area, which was built
by the British people, offers a scenic view of the elephants and deer grazing
inside the forest’s complex.
The Elembalai hill:
The
Elembalai Hill is located on the Kerala and Tamil Nadu border which is also the
place of origin of Chaliyar River. The dense forest and bamboo wood which
surrounds this hill adds to the beauty of this place. The region is inhabited
by several varieties of animals and birds.
The Kavanakallu Regulator cum bridge:
This
bridge is build over the Chaliyar River, which is one of the major rivers of
Kerala. The bridge is located 13 Kms away from Kondotty hill, 95 percentage of
construction of this regulator cum bridge has been completed.
Banglavu Kunnu (Bungalow Hill):
Banglavu
Kunnu is renowned for its twisting roads; here ayurvedic herbs are planted on
both sides of the officers' cottages.
Thirumandhamkunnu Temple:
This
temple is located at Angadippuram in Malappuram
district. It is regarded as an important pilgrim centre which is dedicated to
goddess Durga.
How to Reach
The nearest railway station to Adyanpara is Nilambur
Railway Station and the nearest airport is Karipur International Airport. The
place is well connected as it is not much far from Kozhikode.
