Om namah shivaya 🙏. One of the ancient temples in Kozhikode/Kerala. Located at prime location in the city. Located at near to Railway Station and Palayam Bus Stand. Main deity of this temple is Lord Shiva. Temple architecture is amazing. You can reach this temple by Auto from Railway Station and Bus Stand.

Tali temple is one of the oldest temples in Kozhikode. The temple was built by Swamy Thirumulapad. The founding and prosperity of Kozhikode city is closely linked with the sanctity of this ancient temple. It is believed that the lingam in the sanctum of the Temple was installed towards the end of Dvapara Yuga by Sri. Parasurama. The posture in the sanctum is that of Umamaheswara. Though this divine power existed from time immemorial, the attention of the citizens of Kozhikode was (bestowed on the temple) only by about 1500 years ago. Later on the temple reached its zenith during the rule of the Zamorin of Calicut,(also known as Samoothiri)who had the prestigious title Sailabdheswara. The temple to its present state was built in the 14th century. It is within walking distance from the railway station

One of the most important lord Siva temple in Calicut. Located very close to the centre of city too. The feel inside temple is too good. There's another big SREE Krishna temple inside this. Parking either has to be done in road side or in nearby school ground if possible.

We came to Calicut to visit our cousin. Tali temple is famous for most oldest temple in Calicut. The temple is near my cousin home in chalapuram. The temple has strict rule over the dress code. Men should wear dhoti. pants and jeans are strictly prohibited. Non Hindus are not allowed is written there. The temple premises are well maintained and murals on the walls show our artists calibre in the olden times. The ambience of silence inside the temple just provides a stronger bond and feeling with the lord. Highly recommended

The Tali Temple, officially known as Tali Mahakshetram, is a prominent Hindu temple located in Kozhikode (Calicut), Kerala, India. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this ancient temple holds significant historical and cultural importance in the region. It is renowned for its unique architecture that combines both traditional Kerala and Dravidian styles. The temple complex features intricate carvings, murals, and a sanctum sanctorum that houses the main deity, Lord Shiva. The annual "Revathi Pattathanam" festival held here is a major event, attracting devotees and tourists alike. Visiting the Tali Temple offers not only a religious experience but also a chance to witness the architectural and artistic heritage of the region.

The Tali Mahakshetra Temple in Calicut has an ancient history, dating back over 14th century. The main deity, Lord Shiva, is worshipped with great devotion, and the temple is also home to shrines dedicated to Parvati, Ganapathi, and Sastha. It's a historic and spiritually significant site. The main things to focus is only hindu devotees are allowed. Men should wear dhoti and remove their shirt before entering the temple if not worn then it can be taken as rent also near the counter and women should be in ethnic dress otherwise they won't be allowed inside. Parking facilities are very less as we went during some function in the temple. The Tali Mahakshetra Temple is not just a place of worship; it is a living monument to Kerala's rich cultural heritage and a must-visit destination for anyone interested in exploring the region's history and spirituality."

commonly know as thali mahakshethram.which was built in 14 th century .the diety worshipped here is lord shiva and marks one of the oldest temple in kerala.The place will be crowded on evenings but still the right place for a quite evening walk .i usually visit here to feed the fish in ambalakulam and to have a peacefull evening away from the job stresses and problems.

Amazing temple that is something 400 years old. They don't allow non Hindus and men wearing only dhotis are allowed.Women are allowed inside but everyone can pray from outside the temple and get the prasad. A must visit place in kozikhode.

One of the oldest Shiva temple in Calicut. Men have to wear dhoti to enter the temple. Main diety is Maha Shiva and others are Krishna, Maha Ganapathy, Sree Dharma Shastha & finally Narasimha Moorthy.

Tali temples is near to palayam bus stand. There are so many other temples are there near to tali. The spiritual atmosphere along with cultural beauty is the best thing I noticed there.

A peaceful place with good vibes 💯. Tali temple is located in Calicut and I would say visit it during early morning as it will be less crowded. The samorin school and the pond is an iconic places of Kozhikkode. A perfect place for a morning walk.

Please note that this temple allows only ethnic wear. We were lucky that they allowed us in jeans, you can't be sure that they will allow you too so please wear salwar suits or saree while visiting the temple. There is also a pond near this temple.

A historic temple located in the core of the city, surrounded with urban features, it still retains some of the old world charms, a serenic pond, a series of houses playing Carnatic music, all in one Street...

Har Har Mahadev. An ancient Shiva Temple located on Kozhikode. It's believed to be more than 600 years old. The space houses a main Shiva Temple, Ganapati Temple, Narasimhan Temple, Ayyappa Temple and Bhagavathi Temple. The most important thing to remember before entering the temple is that men are allowed inside only when they are wearing a dhoti and no covering on the upper body.

Divine.... Entry allowed only in Dhoti is available for Rs. 20 on rental basis over the counter...put dhoti over pant folded up to knee, remove shirt or t-shirt & then enter... check timing before visiting ..

It’s a Siva Temple located at Tali Area of Kozhikode district,, very near to the Railway station and easily accessible from the Kozhikode main city,, The temple premises are build with a garden area and also very large are prepared for the public to sit with and relax,, the area has have a good restaurant vegetarian to dine with and also lots of hotels and lodges to stay with,, a nice place to visit

A very old temple of Kozhikode where the idol is said to have been installed by Parashuram. The dress code for men is dhoti without shirt and the mundu available for less than Rs 200 if not carried. As for females, modern dresses and jeans are not advisable. As it was onam season, the streets were piled with colorful flowers meant for pookalam... Feast for the eyes...

Awesome place to visit especially during light rain time. Waterfalls is a breath taking sight to see. Forest authorities have maintained the area neat & clean. Safety precautions are implemented for the visitors. Really a mind blowing experience at the place. Nice time to spend time. Lush green mountains all around. My request to people going there is that Please donot litter the place.

Thusharagiri waterfalls are incredibly beautiful. You'll need a ticket to enter, but the stunning natural scenery makes it well worth the visit

Tuaharagiri situated around 8 km from Adivaram and we have main 2 routes to reach there. People coming from Kozhikode can take a right from adivaram and there is steep climb towards thusharagiri and road is not wide. If you want to use wide road, climb ghat section and just before 2nd hair pin you can see wide road to thusharagiri. Good parking space available. Take lot of water with you while climbing for 2nd and 3rd waterfalls. First waterfalls is beautiful and everyone can enter in to water. 2nd and 3rd waterfall only healthy people should try out as there are steep climb and will be difficult otherwise. Don't miss the ice cream at base once you come back from trecking from 2nd and third waterfalls.

As you make your way towards the waterfalls, the journey itself becomes part of the excitement. The lush green landscapes, the winding trails, and the calming sounds of nature create a peaceful ambiance that sets the mood for what lies ahead.

Thusharagiri Waterfalls is a lovely natural place. It costs 40 rupees for Indian adults to enter. When I visited in October, only one of the waterfalls was open, but it was quite peaceful. The sound of the water and all the greenery around make it a calm spot. I went there on a holiday, and it was really nice. If you enjoy nature, you should definitely check it out!

If you like trucking, bathing from waterfalls, and experiencing forests, this is the best place to visit with family and children. There are 3 waterfalls, The first one is around 100 metres away from the parking area. Second one and third 500 metres and 1 km away from the parking area. Entry fee for Adult RS 40 children Rs 20 Foreigners Rs 60 Parking fee for car RS 40. This is a safer place than other waterfalls. November December January and February is the best time to visit. Nearby locations there are small hotels where you will get delicious non veg foods.

It's beautiful. Thusharagiri waterfall has 3 waterfall. 1st is just on entrance and to see next two you have to tarek little 2nd is on 500 meter which is sloppy and stairy way. And for 3rd you have to trek mountains which is tougher than 2nd. Otherwise it is adventurous if you want. But it's good to visit waterfall in the forest.

Beautiful waterfall. We had a great time swimming below it and sitting under the waterfall. Great fun!

This is one of my favorite places.I remember coming here two years ago.These are 3 beautiful waterfalls surrounded by dense forest.The height is 3rd and old people & those with health problems can't go there, 2nd and 3rd route is very dangerous and difficult, there is no access to two or three waterfalls after 3pm. You can enjoy swimming under it and sitting under the waterfall. Great fun!Government approved waterfall and swimming area with adequate safety systems and good place for family and friends Ticket price Adults-40 Child – 20 (up to 14 years) Foreigners-60 Students -20 (with letter pad from college)

Better place to visit on monsoon. They closed few ways near the waterfall (told because of heavy rain) and charging the same amount of money as early. Doesn’t seem fair.when we visited it’s too much hot and doesn’t rained previous two days.

The waterfalls did not meet my expectations...but the route to the location is just superb.. Highly recommend Bike ride...if you chose car of any other vehicle you'll regret

One of the wonders of nature, and the sight, sound and feel of this is heaven gives you both pleasure and peace. Hopelessly drawn into that beauty in silence....😍🥰 must visit...

Thusharagiri amazed me with its beauty. It's the perfect place for family outings, especially with kids who enjoy trekking, waterfall bathing, and exploring the forest. Additionally, there's a zip line along Thusharagiri Bridge. Thusharagiri Waterfalls consist of three falls in the same stream. The first is around 100 meters from the parking, the second is 500 meters, and the third is 1 kilometer away. The best time to visit is from September to January. While trekking, carry water, and there's filtered water available at the base ticket counter. During the rainy season, access to the second and third falls may be restricted due to slippery paths, leeches, and increased waterfall flow. Entrance fees: Adults - ₹40, Children - ₹20, Foreigners - ₹60. Parking fees: Car - ₹40, Bike - ₹10. I had known about Thusharagiri since childhood but couldn't visit until one fine day during Christmas holidays(27 dec 2023). I reached there at 10:20 AM after a scenic 5 km journey from Adivaram. The first waterfall called Eerattumukk, is around 100m from the parking, attracting many visitors. If trekking to the remaining waterfalls is challenging, taking a bath and enjoying the first one is a great option. Nearby, there's a 400-year-old beda nut tree called "Thanni Muthassi." The trek from the first to the second waterfall called Mazhavil falls, took me about 15 minutes(as i was treking fast). It's a steep 500m climb, but the breathtaking view makes it worth the effort. After a tiring trek, washing in the cold stream water is refreshing. I took a short rest, washing my face and dipping my legs in the cold stream water. The next 500m trek leads to the third waterfall, Thumbithillum Para, the most beautiful one. It took only 15 minutes for me to reach there. There's enough water to take a bath in the cool, fresh water, and the stream water is pure enough to drink if comfortable. Afterwards, you can trek back the same way. I hope my review has given you a good understanding of this place. If so, please show your appreciation by giving it a like. If you're interested in knowing more about the places I visit and explore together, you can follow me on Google Maps. insta: abhinav_bindhra

Must Visit Place if you are nearby.It is better to visit in Rainy season.Not recommended in summer.You can play in water and also go under the falls. Be careful especially in rainy.. if you are a person who love small trekking and live the nature.

If you want a peaceful ambience don't go there on weekends and holidays, these days are mostly very crowded and the water itself dirty. It was situated near thamarassery churam adivaram. Beautiful place and nature. But the crowded peoples noise make the place a hell... To nature and others...

A good serene place and very crowded most of the times, they have closed 2 waterfalls due to rains and some reviews say that they are closed most of the times. It is scenic but don’t expect to take a good picture as it is very crowded…..it has entrance fees of Rs.40/- pee adult… overall good

Good place to visit. The route from Wayanad is scenic and a lot of steeps and downs are there. Drive slowly as people specially bus drivers drive very rash in this route. People will be overtaking in mountain hairpin bend also. From Vythiri Wayanad it's around 20kms. Good place to spend some time with family. But the walking path is too steep for very elderly persons to visit. We went on 25th Dec 2023, and overall we enjoyed here