Kozhikode Beach is one of the most crowded and beautiful beaches in Kerala. Steeped in history and heritage, it stands out as a major landmark of Kozhikode city. From ancient times, when it served as a key port where Chinese, Arab, and Roman traders anchored for commerce, to the era of Vasco da Gama, Kozhikode has been a significant trade center in India.
Kozhikode Beach and Valiyangadi were once the heart of Kozhikode town. However, by the end of the twentieth century, the city expanded significantly to the east and north. The downtown area evolved from Valiyangadi to Mananchira, then extending to Mavoor Road, and now reaching as far as the Thondayad Bypass.
Kozhikode Beach, with its serene Arabian Sea breeze, offers a peaceful escape even amidst the bustling city life. The beach is well-connected by multiple roads leading from major centers of the town, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors. Whether you want to take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline or simply sit and enjoy the calming waves, the beach provides a perfect spot for relaxation in the heart of Kozhikode.
Kozhikode Beach stretches along a significant length of the coastline, with a parallel road running alongside, making it a popular evening destination. The beach is especially lively during the evenings, drawing crowds from Kozhikode as well as neighboring districts like Malappuram, Wayanad, and Palakkad. On holidays and festivals such as Onam, Idul Fitr, Vishu, Christmas, Idul Adha, and New Year’s, the beach becomes a bustling hub of activity, filled with families, tourists, and locals who come to enjoy the festive atmosphere and the natural beauty of the Arabian Sea.
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