Beypore in Kozhikode
Beypore is situated in Kozhikode at the mouth of the Chaliyar River. Verifiably, it has an uncommon place as being one of the noticeable ports and angling harbors, and was likewise an essential exchange and oceanic focus amid the times of the early Arab and Chinese explorers and later the Europeans. Not long after in the wake of picking up unmistakable quality as a port and exchange focus, Beypore gradually started to prosper as a middle for shipbuilding, since ships were in incredible request traders from Western Asia. The shipbuilding yard at Beypore port is well known for its customary development of the Uru or the Arabian exchanging vessel. This custom of shipbuilding is almost 1,500 years of age, and the craftsmanship of the specialists here is remarkable.
Generally, Arabs constitute the real piece of purchasers. They put orders with their particulars and necessities. Dissimilar to current shipbuilding including the improvement of outline and hardware to encourage assembling of boats, here, at Beypore everything is imagined in the psyches of the shipwrights, who as a group execute the exceedingly mind boggling woodwork to flawlessness. It is an astonishing perspective on the off chance that one is to watch the way in which the Uru comes to fruition with least modernity underway. The whole group watches certain hard working attitudes, of which teach is the premier. A visit to this noteworthy place is an unquestionable requirement so as to have a nearby take a gander at a portion of the deft fingers and ready personalities, measuring and settling distinctive parts of the ship to flawlessness.
Adjacent attractions in Beypore incorporate the angling harbor, barely a kilometer from the shipbuilding yard and Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary, which is around 7 km from Beypore. The Kadalundi estuary is considered as a birdwatchers, heaven, because of the assortment of nearby and in addition transitory feathered creature life. Transitory feathered creatures rush here in extensive numbers amid February-March.
The haven is spread over a gathering of islands in a beautiful zone encompassed by hillocks where the Kadalundi River streams into the Arabian Sea. The place is privately known as Kadalundi Nagaram.
