Peravoor!
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Population
25,000
Best Time
October to March
Time Needed
2-3 days minimum
Currency
Rupee (₹)
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Peravoor is a quaint village located in the Kannur district of Kerala, South India. Known for its lush agricultural lands and peaceful atmosphere, it offers a glimpse into rural Kerala life.
Visit Peravoor to experience authentic village culture and escape the hustle of city life. The downsides include limited tourist infrastructure and fewer high-end amenities. However, the genuine hospitality and natural beauty more than compensate for these drawbacks.
Reaching Peravoor is best done via Kannur airport or railway station. Plan for at least two days to fully explore the village and its surroundings, immersing yourself in the local way of life.
October to March
22-30 degrees C
Pleasant and dry weather makes it ideal for exploring the village and surrounding areas. Clear skies and comfortable temperatures are perfect for outdoor activities.
Why Visit:
This is the best time to witness the harvest season and enjoy the vibrant village festivals. The weather is perfect for trekking and exploring the natural beauty of the region. You'll also find the most cultural events happening during this period.
Tip: Slightly higher prices for accommodation, book in advance.
June to September
25-32 degrees C
Monsoon season brings heavy rainfall and lush greenery. The landscape is at its most vibrant, but outdoor activities may be limited.
Why Visit:
The landscape is incredibly green and picturesque during the monsoon. You can experience the unique charm of Kerala's monsoon season. Fewer tourists mean a more peaceful experience.
Tip: Heavy rainfall can disrupt travel plans, some outdoor attractions may be closed.
April to May
30-35 degrees C
Hot and humid weather makes it uncomfortable for outdoor activities. The heat can be exhausting, especially during the day.
Why Avoid:
Avoid visiting during these months due to the intense heat and humidity. Outdoor exploration becomes challenging, and the weather can be quite draining. Many local festivals and events are also less frequent during this period.
Note: If you must visit, stay indoors during peak heat hours.
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📍 Peravoor Town
A popular local restaurant known for its authentic Malabar cuisine. The atmosphere is simple but the food is delicious.
₹400-600 for two
Indian, Chinese
📍 Iritty (near Peravoor)
Offers a variety of dishes at reasonable prices. A good option for a quick and satisfying meal.
₹500-700 for two
💰 Budget: ₹50-100 per person
⚠️ Tips: Try the local tea stalls for authentic Kerala tea. Check for cleanliness before ordering.
More restaurants & dishes from Peravoor
Ideal for budget travelers who want to be close to the village center. Limited options but convenient access to local amenities.
Best For: Budget travelers
Offers a mix of budget and mid-range hotels. A good base for exploring nearby attractions like Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary.
Best For: Nature enthusiasts
₹800-1500/night
📍 Iritty (near Peravoor)
Offers basic amenities and comfortable rooms. Suitable for budget travelers looking for a clean and affordable stay.
₹800-1500/night
📍 Mattannur (near Peravoor)
A decent option with essential facilities and friendly staff. Good value for money for a short stay.
₹900-1600/night
₹2000-3500/night
📍 Kannur (45 km from Peravoor)
Provides comfortable rooms with modern amenities. A good option for those seeking a more comfortable stay.
₹2000-3500/night
📍 Kannur (45 km from Peravoor)
Offers a relaxing stay with beautiful views and good service. Includes a swimming pool and restaurant.
₹2500-4000/night
₹5000+/night
📍 Kannur (45 km from Peravoor)
A luxurious resort offering top-notch amenities and stunning views. Perfect for a relaxing and indulgent getaway.
₹5000+/night
📍 Kannur (45 km from Peravoor)
An exclusive boutique hotel providing unparalleled luxury and privacy. Features exquisite dining and personalized service.
₹6000+/night
Airport: Kannur International Airport (CNN), 45km from city
Kannur Railway Station (CAN)
Major railway station with trains from all over India, located 45 km from Peravoor.
Booking: IRCTC or 12Go.asia
Note: Trains more comfortable for long journeys.
💰 ₹50-200
Best for: Short distances within Peravoor
Bargain before you start the journey. Confirm the price beforehand.
💰 ₹10-50
Best for: Traveling between towns and villages
Buses can be crowded, especially during peak hours. Be prepared to stand.
💰 ₹300-500 per day
Best for: Exploring the surrounding areas at your own pace
Ensure you have a valid driving license and wear a helmet. Check the scooter's condition before renting.
Light cotton clothing is ideal for the tropical climate. Modest clothing is recommended when visiting religious sites.
Daily Budget: Budget: ₹1000, Mid: ₹2500, Luxury: ₹5000+
ATMs: Available in Peravoor and nearby towns
Cash vs Card: Cash is preferred in smaller establishments, cards accepted in larger hotels and restaurants
Bargaining: Expected in local markets and with auto-rickshaw drivers
Water: Drink bottled water or filtered water. Avoid tap water.
Food: Eat at reputable restaurants and avoid street food that looks unhygienic.
Common Issues: Heatstroke, dehydration, stomach infections. Carry sunscreen, ORS, and basic medications.
SIM Cards: Airtel and Vodafone offer good coverage. Requires passport and visa for purchase.
WiFi: Available in most hotels and some restaurants
Language: Malayalam is the local language, English is widely spoken. Useful phrases: 'Namaskaram' (hello), 'Nanni' (thank you).
Tipping: Restaurant: 5-10%, drivers: ₹20-50
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