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Vannathikadavu Tourism Park Project Swallowed by the Forest

Summary by Mathrubhumi
Pilathara: The tourism park project on the banks of the Vannathipuzha river has been left half-way for years. The project, which was started ten years ago, has been swallowed up by the forest and has become a place for pigs and foxes to roam. The Chanthapura Vannathikadavu bridge on the Pilathara-Mathamangalam road ...
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Pilathara: The tourism park project on the banks of the Vannathipuzha river has been left half-way for years. The project, which was started ten years ago, has been swallowed up by the forest and has become a place for pigs and foxes to roam. The Chanthapura Vannathikadavu bridge on the Pilathara-Mathamangalam road ...

·Kozhikode, India
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Mathrubhumi broke the news in Kozhikode, India on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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