Elathur Tourism

Elathur is a coastal village situated near Kozhikode, which is also known as Calicut, in the Indian state of Kerala. Lying along the Arabian Sea, this small but picturesque village is renowned for its beautiful estuary called 'Elathur Kallai River' which is prominent for boating and fishing activities. The natural beauty of Elathur is essentially untouched, with lush coconut groves and rustic life adding a unique charm. It's a perfect place to experience the tranquility of village life while enjoying the scenic beauty of Kerala's coast. Elathur is also known for its easy access to the Canoli Canal which was constructed during British rule. This village acts as a bridge between traditional and modern life in Kerala with some parts of it developing rapidly due to its proximity to Kozhikode city. Cultural heritage is evident here, as the village locals celebrate festivals with great enthusiasm. Elathur's cuisine, particularly seafood, reflects the rich culinary traditions of Kerala.