Pazhassi Dam - tourmet

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Sight Address : Pazhassi Dam is located 37 km from Kannur . Edit

Detail InformationEdit

Pazhassi dam, an ideal retreat for tourists, is located at a distance of 37 km east of Kannur near Mattanur. The Dam and the reservoir are scenic, and there is a garden and an Amusement Park as well. One can cruise down the river in D.T.P.C. boats often crossing small islands inhabited only by birds. The Buddha’s mountain at Pazhassi, sculpture of Pazhassi King are interesting places to visit. Accommodation is available at the Project Inspection Bungalow and its dormitories.

Pazhassi dam reservior

HistoryEdit

Pazhassi Dam along with its surrounding garden area serves the Tourism Promotion Council of Kannur district organizes boating facilities in the reservoir with the aim of attracting visitors. The dam has a beautiful garden adjacent to it, which offers travelers excellent entertainment facilities. The statue of Pazhassi Raja and Buddha’s mountain is the major attractions near the dam area.

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Best Season to VisitEdit

October to April.

Best Time To VisitEdit

Morning, Afternoon, Evening.

Time Required for SightseeingEdit

1 hours.

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Individual National Adult Rs. : N.A.

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How to ReachEdit

Taxi : From the kannur bus stand you can hire a taxi or a cab to reach the Arrraction

BUS : Nearest Bus Station:Iritty

Train : Nearest Railway Station: Thalassery

Air : Nearest Airports: Mangalore(160 kms), Kozhikode (160 kms).

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Things to CarryEdit

Carry plenty of water and camera.

Safety / WarningEdit

Summer season in kannur starts from the month of March and ends in May. During this period temperatures are hot and the humidity is high due to the proximity of the Arabian Ocean.