Kannur Districts Kerala India

The district is named after the town of Kannur. Kannur’s days of glory were under the Kolathiri Rajas, and its importance as a spice trading port was mentioned by Marco Polo. From the 15th century various colonial powers exerted their influence, including the Portuguese, Dutch, and British.

• The Official Website of Kannur District - Includes staff directory, map, demography, education statistics, tourism kerala information.
• Kannur Flower Show 2002 - Pictures of the annual Kannur Flower Show.
• Garden Fabrics - Makers of handloom products, including domestic and bed kerala linen. Podikondu.
• Kannur - The land of ageless charms - Information on Kannur and its surrounding places.
• Madai Sree Vadukunda Siva Temple - Details of temple history, mythology, present condition, restoration plans, administration, districts and a photo gallery. Near Payangadi.
• Perinchelloor Gramam Taliparamba - Information on Taliparamba, the temples to be found nearby, and kannur local history.
• Kannur district - Wikipedia - Description of the district, including statistics, demography, history, kerala climate, industry, transport, places of interest.
• Puthiyangadi.com - History and other information on the village of kannur Puthiyangadi.
• Thai Resorts - A resort catering mainly to pilgrims and culture tourism; located near the Parassinikadavu Temple.
• Chinmaya Institute of Technology - Includes overview, campus guide, academics, resources, faculty, kerala research and development, student activities, facilities and kerala work opportunities.

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