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Urakam Hill

Urakam Hill, also known as Oorakam Mala, rises near Vengara in Malappuram district, Keralam. The hill is known for wide views over valleys, the airport region and toward the Arabian Sea, while official district information notes remains of an old Jain temple on the summit. Keralam Revenue records place Oorakam village in Tirurangadi taluk under PIN 676519.

Malappuram Oorakam
Urakam Hill
Urakam HillMalappuram, Keralam
DistrictMalappuram
PIN Code676519

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Urakam Hill or Oorakam Mala is a viewpoint and trekking hill near Vengara in Tirurangadi taluk, Malappuram, with valley, airport and coastal views and old Jain-temple remains.

Urakam Hill, commonly written as Urakam Mala or Oorakam Mala, is a prominent hill landscape near Vengara in Malappuram district, Keralam. Malappuram District Administration describes it as a tall hillock whose summit offers views of the airport, surrounding valleys and the Arabian Sea, and notes the remains of an old Jain temple at the top. Keralam Revenue Department identifies Oorakam village in Tirurangadi taluk, records Oorakam Mala as the area’s main mountain range and gives the village postal PIN as 676519.

The hill is best suited to visitors interested in viewpoints, local trekking and landscape photography. Weather can change rapidly on exposed hill terrain, and paths may become slippery during the monsoon, so footwear and caution are important. The attraction can be combined with Vengara, Mini Ooty and other hill areas of central Malappuram.

Visitors should avoid disturbing archaeological remains, vegetation or any active quarry or restricted zones in the wider hill landscape.

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  • Check the current weather and official local advisories before travelling, particularly during the monsoon.

  • Visit during published entry hours and allow enough daylight for your return journey.

  • Follow staff instructions, warning signs, marked paths and safety barriers. Keep children supervised.

  • Avoid restricted, slippery, flooded or poorly lit areas, and never cross a closed access point.

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