Sargalaya, nestled in the picturesque village of Iringal, is a captivating blend of tradition and culture, offering visitors a unique and enriching experience. Visitors can have the opportunity to witness the live demonstrations and participate in workshops. Sargalaya is poised to invigorate Kerala’s traditional craft sector and serve as a comprehensive destination for appreciating and learning about the rich heritage of Kerala’s crafts and Craftmanship

Kalaripayattu, the traditional martial art form of Kerala is regarded as the oldest and most scientific of all martial arts in the world. Kalaripayattu combines a wide range of combat techniques from empty hand combat to a wide range of weaponry including long staff, short stick, curved stick, sword and shield, spear, mace and flexible sword (Urumi). Agility and flexibility are the hallmarks of this legendary art form. Here visitors have the opportunity to enjoy this 3000 year old Martial Art.

Payyambalam Beach in Kannur, is a stunning destination with its golden sands, swaying coconut trees, and serene atmosphere. This is a perfect location for relaxation, picnics, and water activities like surfing and swimming. The beach’s proximity to Kannur town makes it easily accessible, attracting both locals and tourists.

St. Angelo Fort in Kannur, is a historic Portuguese fort that offers breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea. It’s a popular tourist destination and a testament to the region’s rich history and architectural heritage. The fort,
built using laterite stones and surkhi mixture, has a triangular layout. Three beautiful and gigantic bastions, cannons, barracks and tombstones are the features of this fort.