Every element, every nook of RagMalhar is designed and created lovingly. RagMalhar is a symphony of architectural elegance and natural splendour, set amidst a sprawling six-acre farm near Payyannur, Kannur, in the heart of North Kerala. This idyllic holiday retreat is the fruition of Anoop and Swapna’s cherished dream.
This idyllic holiday retreat is a perfect haven for executive couples seeking respite from their hectic work lives or a serene setting for a workation. Honeymooners and romantic couples will also find RagMalhar an enchanting escape. Each room is tastefully designed to ensure the utmost comfort and relaxation, offering sweeping verdant views of the farm. The pool, another delightful feature, invites guests for an invigorating swim or a cool dip, open to the sky and completely private.
Strategically placed alongside the wood panelling, colourful patterned tiles serve as visual accents, transforming each room into a lively and dynamic space.
RagMalhar exude a sophisticated yet subtle charm, with a palette of muted greys and the timeless elegance of Kota stone. This thoughtful design choice has created a profound connection with the lush landscape and natural beauty that envelop the residence.
The real joy of living comes from delicious food too. Experience the taste that comes from freshness of farm-picked produce.
Take a swim to cool off, to warmup, hear your heartbeat… or simply float to meditate… to wash off a days’ long work tensions.
Ignite your vitality with our Yoga Place that meets the needs of ardent fitness enthusiasts. Created with great attention to detail.
Discover diverse Payyanur and Northern Kerala’s traditions and cultures in danceforms, religious celebrations and gatherings.
Get insights into the best attractions and events in and around Payyanur along with inspiring and informative tips on gastronomy, culture, leisure and tourist spots in North Kerala.
Explore the vibrant folk art and culture of North Malabar during your stay at RagMalhar Farm Resort, Payyanur, Kerala. Immerse yourself in the ancient ritual performance of Theyyam, where performers embody gods through elaborate costumes and body painting.
Indulge in the rich and diverse flavours of North Malabar cuisine. Enjoy a tantalizing array of dishes, from traditional favourites like pathiri pancakes and ‘Kallummakkaya Nirachathu’ (stuffed mussels) to aromatic biryanis and decadent halwa. Each dish showcases ...
Kerala has a rich tradition of folklore, reflecting the region's spontaneous expression of human behaviour and thoughts. Folklore in North Malabar is deeply intertwined with agricultural rituals and cultural identity, dating back to the reign of the Kolathiri Kings.
