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Kottakkunnu is a very beautiful tourist location in Malappuram district, Kerala.

Kottakkunnu is a tourist place in Kerala in Malappuram district.

Contents

• 1 Overview
• 2 See also
• 3 Transportation
• 4 References

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Overview

This is one of the Recently developed Area in Malappuram District. This beautiful place is just 12 km from Manjeri, 25 km from Calicut Airport & situated at the headquarters of District - Malappuram. Those who had been to this place before 4-5 years, will really get surprised by the change. Visitors are allowed up to 9pm.

Kottakkunnu is situated at the heart of the Malappuram Town, which is on top of a hill.

You will be able to see more photos of the site here: .

See also

• Malappuram
• Kerala

Transportation

• Nearest Main Public Bus Station: Malappuram Bus Station- 1 km
• Nearest international airport: Calicut Airport - 25 km

References

1. ^ Kerala tourism website
2. ^ Beautified Kottakkunnu to open

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