Manjeri

Manjeri is the second biggest town in Malappuram District, in Malabar, Kerala, India. The population is 97,000

Manjeri Town

River in Manjeri

Get in

Manjeri is accessible by road from Kozhikode and Palakkad.

Get around

Autorikshaws, taxis and minibuses are available.

See
  • Ali Musliyar Smarakam, Valluvanad Bridge (10 km). scenic place and river. (updated May 2015)
  • All India Radio, College Hills. (updated May 2015)
  • Ernad Knowledge City (\), Kuttappara (5 km). (updated May 2015)
  • Pandallur Hills. Beautiful dam and rocky surroundings. (updated May 2015)
  • Payyanad Juma Masjidh, Pandikkad Road (4 km). (updated May 2015)
  • Poonkudi Mana (Ancient Herbal treatment for lunatics.) (6 km). (updated May 2015)
  • 🌍 Pullancheri, Dam, hills and river. (updated May 2015)
  • Stadium Complex Hill, Pandikkad Road (3 km). (updated May 2015)
  • Umbrella Stone, Kudakkallu at Pattarkulam. 2000 years old.. (updated May 2015)
  • 🌍 Vettekode, Chinmaya Mission. Beautiful hillock. (updated May 2015)

Buy
  • Zero to Ten botique, Pandikkad road (1 km). (updated May 2015)

Eat
Rice Pathiri and chicken curry are the favorite food of the Manjeri people
  • Al-Madheena Restaurant, Bypass junction. (updated May 2015)
  • Al-Baik Restaurant, Kozhikode Road, ☎ +91 96057 88800. (updated May 2015)
  • Coffee House Vegetarian, Pandikkad Road, ☎ +91 483 2769555. Classy place (updated May 2015)
  • Gaffoorkka's Thattukada, Pandikkad Road. (updated May 2015)

Drink
  • Picnic Bar, court road.

Sleep
  • City Dormitory, Near Prasanthi Hospital, Court Road (1 km). (updated Jun 2015)
  • J.S.S.Residency, Kuthukal, ☎ +91 98950 60668. (updated May 2015)
  • Jaseela Hotel, Karuvambram, Bypass junction. (updated May 2015)
  • Farza Hotel, Kuthukal, Pandikkad Road. (updated May 2015)
  • Kasthoory Hotel, Near Coffee House (1 km), ☎ +91 9447627772. vegetarian restaurant attached. (updated May 2015)
  • Pookkatt Lodge, Chettiyar Kulam, Nilambur Road (3 km). (updated Jun 2015)

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