The Kanjiramattom Mosque, located 25 km from Kochi, is dedicated to the revered Sufi saint Sheikh Fariduddin. Its serene ambience is enriched by mazhars and dargahs, making it a significant centre of devotion. The mosque is best known for the vibrant Kanjiramattom Kodikuthu festival held every January, where rituals like chandanakkudam (sandalwood pot procession) are performed. The celebrations feature caparisoned elephants and traditional Muslim folk arts such as Duffmuttu and Kolkali.
Kaduvayil Juma Masjid, located between Kallambalam and Attingal on NH-47, is one of Kerala’s most revered pilgrimage centres. Dedicated to Saint Kaduvayil Thangal, a Sufi mystic believed to possess divine powers, the mosque attracts devotees and tourists alike. Known for its majestic architecture, serene gardens, and adjoining dargah, it stands as a symbol of spirituality, inclusivity, and religious harmony. Managed by the Kaduvayil Muslim Jama-Ath Charitable Trust, the complex also houses an orphanage and a college.
