Destination guide
About Poorappuzha River
Poorappuzha River is part of the river-and-estuary landscape around Tanur in Malappuram district, Keralam. Keralam Revenue Department information for Tanur describes the town as lying south of the Poorappuzha estuary and identifies Poorappuzha as a tributary connected with the Kadalundi river system. Keralam government infrastructure records also refer to bridge works across the Poorappuzha/Kadalundi watercourse in the Tanur constituency, supporting the local setting and PIN 676302.
For visitors, the attraction is primarily the coastal river environment rather than a single developed viewpoint. Tidal water, fishing activity, wetlands and the transition toward the Arabian Sea provide opportunities for landscape photography and quiet observation. Boat access and safe public viewpoints can vary, so visitors should use recognised local routes and avoid unstable banks or strong currents.
The river can be combined with Tanur’s beach and heritage attractions.
At a glance
Quick Summary
Poorappuzha River is a coastal tributary and estuarine waterway around Tanur in Malappuram, forming part of the Kadalundi-linked river landscape near the Arabian Sea.
Nammude Keralam Last checked 2026-09-08
