Malom Eco Tourism

Malom Eco Tourism is a nature destination located in Malom village within the Kasaragod district of Kerala. Known as the 'Coorg of Kerala' due to its lush green landscapes and cool climate similar to Coorg, it offers visitors opportunities for trekking, birdwatching, and exploring waterfalls. The area features tropical forests, spice plantations, and scenic hills near the Western Ghats.

Visitors can expect a serene natural environment with lush green tropical forests, spice plantations including coffee, pepper, and vanilla, and small waterfalls. The area offers viewpoints overlooking hills and valleys, with opportunities for nature walks, trekking trails through evergreen hills, and wildlife observation. The setting is relatively uncrowded compared to other tourist destinations, providing a peaceful retreat amidst nature.

Recent archaeological findings including inscriptions have been unearthed from Marutham Thattu near Malom, providing insights into the region's history. The area has cultural heritage connections to many temples and traditional houses (taravadus) in Kasaragod district.

Malom has distinct cultural heritage including the rare 'Mukri Pokar' Theyyam, a Muslim Theyyam performed at Malomkuloth. The name 'Malom' derives from the Malayalam word 'Malakalude lokam' meaning 'the world of hills'.