With the surrounding lush greenery, grassy meadows, and hilly terrains, Kodikuthimala are known as the “Ooty of Malappuram”. This hill station raised at an altitude of 2000 feet above sea level is a tranquil place to cherish. Kodikuthimala being the highest point of Amminikandan hills is 10 km away from Perinthalmanna town in Malappuram district.
The history associated with the name of the hill station dates back to the colonial era when the British hoisted a flag on top of the hill during a survey. “Kodi” means “flag”, “kuthi” means “hoisted” and “mala” is translated as “hill”, which sums up for Kodikuthimala. The hilltop offers the most mesmerizing view of Malappuram landscapes along with trekking options.
You need to be extra careful as the trekking at Kodikuthimala is quite challenging due to the varied topography. Thus, make sure that you are an advanced trekker for attempting a hike in here if you are not let us stay on the safer side by not doing it. September to May would be the perfect time to pay a visit to this hill station to experience the most exciting views in this natural geographical hilly terrain.
