Located in the mid land area of Kerala, Malappuram is overwhelmed with beautiful mountains, fresh water streams and lush greenery. The main river of the state, Kadalundi Puzha also flows around Malappuram. The climate of the city is mild hot and humid. The best time to make visit to the city is during September to March as during these months the weather is very delightful. The South West Monsoon brings heavy rainfall in city.
Malappuram is well-connected by airways, railways and road ways. There are three main railway stations to tread to the city and the Karipur International Airport is located 25 km away from the city.
Bike: One can opt for bike rentals to explore the city in the most convenient manner. The paid parking system can also be leveraged.
Metro: There are plans to build a Malappuram Metro Rail mass transit system in the city that would make it easy for the passengers to reach various places in the city with ease.
One must not leave the city without purchasing any stone sculptures, which would make for interesting souvenirs. Made by the local sculptors, the sculptures can be bought at very less prices from the small side roads. One can also make visit to art galleries and cinema halls while in the city.