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NOMATRS - NOrth MAlabar TRavelers Space 



NOMATRS is a Premier NGO/Blogger to promote Tourism in North Malabar of Kerala, India, constituting Kerala’s 4 Districts located in North of Kerala, Kozhikkode ( Calicut), Kannur (Cannanore), Wayanad and Kasargod


This is a humble efforts to boost the most neglected and less explored, but most versatile, adventurous, and exiting destinations of Kerala. This is an exceptional region which could give you, with in just one hour of drive, your best experience of Sea, Rivers, Backwaters & Hill-Stations all together just in a day - be it adventurous sports like Paragliding, 4x4 Off-roading, Kayaking, Bamboo Rafting, Zip-lines or Boating. Highlight of your experience would be the best, because everything are set with in serene natural landscapes and biodiversity. 


This is Just an Intro- full content would be posted in 2 weeks with Visuals and Reels


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