Calicut (Kozhikode) is a northern district in India's southwest coastal belt. Surrounded by the Arabian Sea in the west, this region was once a thriving commercial hub. Calicut City was known for its spices and silk, which helped it establish trade links with many countries in the Indian Ocean. Calicut is a paradise for travelers who love walking. The city appeals with its awe-inspiring lush greenery, tranquil beaches, stunning backwaters, and historic sites.
Calicut tourism comprises rich heritage and diversity abound in its churches, temples, avenues and monuments. Beypore and Kappad Beaches entice visitors with coastal fun. Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary piques the interest of birdwatchers. Whereas the Thikkoti Lighthouse, Pazhassiraja Museum, Mananchira Square, Lion's Park, Kalipoyika, and Tali Temple in Kakkayam are other attractions that leave visitors awe-struck. From spending the evenings on Calicut beach, enjoying the breeze and the sunset, picnicking at the Thusharagiri Waterfalls or Peruvannamuzhi Dam to relishing local dishes at world-class restaurants, Calicut has something for everyone.
Kozhikode has a tropical monsoon climate with mild winters and hot summers. Summer in Kozhikode begins in March and lasts until May. The weather remains hot, but it is a good time to go bird watching. The monsoon season in Calicut lasts from June to September. The winter season lasts from October to February and is the best time for exploration, indulgence as well as relaxation.

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