Kuchesar

The Mud Fort of Kuchesar tells of the chequered history of the Jats who vied with the Sikhs, Marathas, Rohillas & Rajputs as well as French adventurers and the East India Company, to fill the vacuum of the declining Mughal power. The Mud Fort of the Jats of Kuchesar was built in the mid-18th century with seven turrets as a defense against British cannon attack, and a wide moat was dug to create the ramparts. Its main palace sits atop a large bastion overlooking gardens on three sides and the ruins of a replica of Robert Clive's Calcutta house to its west.

The Mud Fort of Kuchesar tells of the chequered history of the Jats, who vied with the Sikhs, Marathas, Rohillas, Rajputs, French adventurers and East India Company to fill the vacuum left by declining Mughal power. By the 1740s the Jats had become a first rate military power.

The banks of Brijghat, 24 Kms away on the holy Ganges , make an interesting picnic outing among fields of sugarcane and mango orchards. Guest can swim at The Mud Fort.

The Science Planetarium at Jaffarkhan Colony is the best place to unravel the mysteries of universe and enlightens about the planets and stars in Kozhikode . Kozhikode 's planetarium has an interesting array of games, puzzles, and scientific gadgetry, which can keep a person busy for the whole day. The planetarium and Science Center are in the same complex of Kozhikode .

Mananchira, which was the palace tank of King Mana Vikrama, has been now turned into a traditional architectural splendor with carpeted green grass and surrounded by ethnic buildings. The place also has a musical fountain and worth visiting in Kozhikode .