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You could also try staying at The Hotel Canoe in Kannur, just under 10 km from the temple. From the bus stop a local bus takes about 15 minutes to Kannur, then a short auto ride gets you to the hotel. While you’re in town, the old Kannur Fort area is free to explore, and a quick walk to Payyambalam Beach gives you a sunset spot without spending anything.

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