Kodikuthimala, located in the Malappuram district of Kerala, India, is a hill station often referred to as the “Ooty of Malappuram.” Situated in the Vettathur and Thazhekode villages, it stands at an elevation of 522–540 meters above sea level. The hill was named Kodikuthimala by the British, who planted their flag there during a survey.
Kodikuthimala, the highest peak in the Amminikkadan hills, is located 10 kilometers away from Perinthalmanna town. Renowned for its verdant valleys, grassy meadows, and serene ambiance, Kodikuthimala is surrounded by picturesque rolling hills, dense forests, and pristine streams.