Koyilandy

Koyilandy is a taluk and a Municipality town in the Kozhikode district in the North Malabar region, kingdom of Kerala. This metropolis is among Kozhikode and Vatakara and is on NH 66. It is on occasion recognized with Tyndis in Periplus of the Erythraean Sea. The freedom fighter K Kelappan changed into born in a nearby village, Muchukunnu. K Kelappan became a founding member and president of the Nair Service Society, a reformer, an Indian freedom fighter, educationist and journalist. He is also called Kerala Gandhi. After Indian independence, he held diverse seats in Gandhian organizations.

Koyilandy hookahs, conventional smoking pipes, of Kozhikode made in Koyilandy had been famous throughout North India, the Gulf and Pakistan. Prepared by way of Moosari, a coppersmith network, those Hookahs had been once considered a pleasure of Koyilandy. However it is not so any extra. But in Gulf countries, Koyilandy hookahs are nonetheless very famous as "Malabar Hookah". Economy of Koyilandy revolves around fishing, local groups and remittance from Gulf. The language spoken in Koyilandy is Malayalam that is the mother-tongue of Kerala. English is extensively used, mainly in commercial enterprise circles.