Kandankali

Kandankali is a village in Kerala, India. The village is situated about two kilometers south of the town of Payyanur in Kannur district.CultureKandankali has traditionally been home of progressive movements and many forms of traditional and ritualistic arts like Theyyam, Poorakkali and Kolkali. The population of the village is almost entirely constituted by Hindus who by and large are very secular in their outlook.NatureThe place is very scenic and is bounded on its east and south side by the beautiful Perumba River.TemplesThe famous Subramanya Swami Temple is near Kandankali. The name Kandankali is formed from 'Kandan' and 'Kali' which means Lord Shiva and Parvathi. The famous Karali Sree Bhadrakali Temple is located at the western border of Kandankali.Geography and natural resourcesThis place is best for fish farming and prawn farming. The Perumba and Kunchimangalam Rivers are located in Kandangali. It is also very near to the Ezhimala Naval Academy, where the mountain view from the sea is so beautiful as well as the vision from the mountain to the sea.