Water Museum and Biopark

The Water Museum and Biopark is an educational eco-tourism attraction located within the Sarovaram Biopark at Kottooli wetlands in Kozhikode, Kerala. Developed by the Kozhikode Municipal Corporation, it combines a water-themed museum showcasing water conservation, purification and management with a biopark preserving wetland biodiversity, mangroves and bird habitats. It is notable for its wooden walkways, interpretive displays and focus on environmental awareness and wetland conservation.

Visitors can expect a water-themed museum with interpretive exhibits on water cycle, conservation, purification and distribution, set within a wetland biopark. The biopark features mangrove vegetation, wetland habitat, wooden walkways and watchtowers over the Kottooli wetlands, areas for birdwatching and nature walks, and landscaped open spaces for educational tours and photography.

Part of the Sarovaram Biopark project developed by the Kozhikode Municipal Corporation to conserve the Kottooli wetlands, one of the largest wetlands in Kozhikode city. The biopark was created to protect the mangrove and wetland ecosystem and promote eco-tourism, with the Water Museum added as an educational extension focused on water resources.

Functions as an environmental education centre for the Malabar region, promoting awareness of water conservation, wetland ecology and sustainable resource management among students, local communities and visitors.