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Peralassery Hanging Bridge

Kannur, Kerala, India
Engineering Wonder: The Peralassery Hanging Bridge is a beautiful suspension structure built across the scenic Anjarakkandy River in a rural setting. Village Connection: This bridge serves as a vital link for the local villagers, connecting the banks while providing a stunning view of the river. Sre e Peralassery Temple: Located very close to the famous Sree Peralassery Subramania Temple, it is often visited by pilgrims and tourists alike. Natural Charm: The bridge is surrounded by thick coconut groves and lush greenery, making it one of the most Instagrammable spots in Kannur.

General information

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    Ideal Duration:

    1 Hour
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    Place Type:

    Bridge & Viewpoint
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    Entry Fees:

    Entrance Fees: There is absolutely no entry fee to walk on the bridge; it is a public structure open to everyone.

    Donations: While the bridge is free, visitors often choose to make small donations at the nearby temple for its maintenance an...
    Entrance Fees: There is absolutely no entry fee to walk on the bridge; it is a public structure open to everyone.

    Donations: While the bridge is free, visitors often choose to make small donations at the nearby temple for its maintenance and rituals.
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    Timing:

    The bridge is accessible 24 hours a day, but for safety and views, it is best visited between 6:00 AM and 6:30 PM.

    Ideal Time: The early morning hours are perfect for peaceful views and avoiding the heat of the typical Kerala afternoon sun. ...
    The bridge is accessible 24 hours a day, but for safety and views, it is best visited between 6:00 AM and 6:30 PM.

    Ideal Time: The early morning hours are perfect for peaceful views and avoiding the heat of the typical Kerala afternoon sun.
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    Special Events:

    Temple Festival: The Kodiyettam festival in December brings thousands of people to the bridge area, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere.

    Vishu Celebrations: During April, the bridge is often decorated with lights, and many locals visit...
    Temple Festival: The Kodiyettam festival in December brings thousands of people to the bridge area, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere.

    Vishu Celebrations: During April, the bridge is often decorated with lights, and many locals visit the river for traditional rituals and prayers.
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    Best Photo Spots:

    The Symmetric Shot: Standing in the middle of the bridge and taking a shot along the length of the cables creates a stunning effect.

    Under the Bridge: Taking a photo from the river bank looking up at the hanging structure captures the scale ...
    The Symmetric Shot: Standing in the middle of the bridge and taking a shot along the length of the cables creates a stunning effect.

    Under the Bridge: Taking a photo from the river bank looking up at the hanging structure captures the scale and engineering of the bridge.

    Temple Pond Backdrop: Use the nearby temple’s architectural steps as a background for a unique and culturally rich photographic composition.

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Things To Do

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    Walking Across: Experience the thrill of crossing the suspension bridge while looking down at the flowing Anjarakkandy River below your feet.

    Temple Visit: Walk to the nearby Peralassery Subramania Temple to see the incredible stepwell and offer eggs to the sacred snakes.

    Photography: The bridge provides a perfect perspective for creative shots, especially during the golden hour when the sun hits the cables.

    Nature Observation: Sit by the river bank and observe the local life, including traditional fishing and the lush riverside vegetation of the village.

    Feeding Fish: Tourists often bring puffed rice to feed the fish in the river near the bridge, which is a relaxing activity.

    Exploring the Stepwell:...
    Walking Across: Experience the thrill of crossing the suspension bridge while looking down at the flowing Anjarakkandy River below your feet.

    Temple Visit: Walk to the nearby Peralassery Subramania Temple to see the incredible stepwell and offer eggs to the sacred snakes.

    Photography: The bridge provides a perfect perspective for creative shots, especially during the golden hour when the sun hits the cables.

    Nature Observation: Sit by the river bank and observe the local life, including traditional fishing and the lush riverside vegetation of the village.

    Feeding Fish: Tourists often bring puffed rice to feed the fish in the river near the bridge, which is a relaxing activity.

    Exploring the Stepwell: Just a short walk away, you can explore the magnificent architecture of the temple’s ancient and massive water tank.

    Picnic by the Bank: The shaded areas near the bridge are ideal for a short break and a quick snack while enjoying nature.

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    Why Famous:

    Thrill Walk: It is famous for the slight swaying motion experienced while walking, providing a mild adventure for those who visit the area.

    Proximity to Temple: The bridge is renowned for its location near the largest stepwell in Kerala, fou...
    Thrill Walk: It is famous for the slight swaying motion experienced while walking, providing a mild adventure for those who visit the area.

    Proximity to Temple: The bridge is renowned for its location near the largest stepwell in Kerala, found inside the nearby Peralassery Temple.

    Photographic Appeal: Known as a top spot for wedding photography and social media reels due to its symmetrical design and natural background.
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    Architecture:

    Suspension Design: The bridge is a classic hanging structure supported by thick steel cables and sturdy concrete pillars at both ends for stability.

    Walkway Features: The deck is made of steel mesh and wooden planks, which gently sways as pe...
    Suspension Design: The bridge is a classic hanging structure supported by thick steel cables and sturdy concrete pillars at both ends for stability.

    Walkway Features: The deck is made of steel mesh and wooden planks, which gently sways as people walk across, adding an element of thrill.

    Traditional Aesthetics: The surrounding temple architecture influences the area, but the bridge itself is a modern functional engineering feat in a rustic land.

    Dimensions: The bridge stretches approximately 100 meters across the river, hanging at a significant height above the water level during the monsoons.
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    How To Reach:

    By Air: Kannur International Airport is about 15 km away; one can take a taxi directly to the Peralassery temple and bridge.

    By Train: Kannur Railway Station is the nearest major station at 14 km; local trains also stop at smaller nearby s...
    By Air: Kannur International Airport is about 15 km away; one can take a taxi directly to the Peralassery temple and bridge.

    By Train: Kannur Railway Station is the nearest major station at 14 km; local trains also stop at smaller nearby stations like Muzhappilangad.

    By Road: It is located on the Kannur-Kuthuparamba road; frequent private and KSRTC buses pass through Peralassery village regularly.

    By Local Transport: Auto-rickshaws are the best way to reach the bridge from the main road or from the Kannur city bus stand.
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    Weather and Best Time to Visit:

    Post-Monsoon: September to November is the best time as the river is full and the surrounding greenery is at its peak.

    Winter Season: December to February offers cool weather, making the walk across the bridge very pleasant during any part o...
    Post-Monsoon: September to November is the best time as the river is full and the surrounding greenery is at its peak.

    Winter Season: December to February offers cool weather, making the walk across the bridge very pleasant during any part of the day.

    Golden Hour: Visit during the late afternoon (5:00 PM to 6:00 PM) to see the bridge bathed in the soft orange glow of sunset.
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    Near Tourist Places:

    Peralassery Temple (0. 5 km), Muzhappilangad Beach (8 km), Dharmadam Island (10 km), Kannur City (14 km), Mrudanga Saileswari Temple (15 km), Thalassery Fort (16 km), Arakkal Museum (15 km), Parassinikkadavu (22 km), Pazhassi Dam (25 km), Kadalayi Mana (12 km).

Tourism Tips

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    Bridge Safety: Do not jump or run on the bridge as it is a suspension structure; follow the weight limit instructions if any are posted.

    Respect Culture: Since it is near a prominent temple, dress modestly and respect the local customs and ...
    Bridge Safety: Do not jump or run on the bridge as it is a suspension structure; follow the weight limit instructions if any are posted.

    Respect Culture: Since it is near a prominent temple, dress modestly and respect the local customs and religious sentiments of the devotees.

    Cash and ATM: There are a few ATMs in Peralassery town, but it is wise to carry cash for small purchases and auto fares.

    Connectivity: Mobile signals are strong, though public Wi-fi is not available in this rural area; most local shops have basic connectivity.

    Food and Drink: Small local tea shops near the bridge serve excellent Kerala snacks like 'Pazham Pori' and hot tea for visitors.

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