Koyilandy - Quilandy is a coastal town in Kozhikode district, Kerala - Keralam, India. Located north of Kozhikode city along the Arabian Sea, it is known for fishing, trade and links to the Malabar coast’s maritime history. Road and rail connections make it a centre for nearby coastal and inland communities.
Malayalam is the main language, and local life reflects the region’s diverse religious traditions, festivals and food culture. Fishing, fish marketing, retail trade and services support livelihoods, alongside income from people working elsewhere. The fishing harbour is an important economic hub, while nearby landmarks include Pisharikavu Temple and the historic coastal settlement of Pantalayani Kollam.
Common civic concerns include reliable drinking water, waste management, drainage and road safety. Residents also have a stake in coastal protection, harbour facilities and the welfare of fishing communities. Better public transport, accessible healthcare and employment opportunities for young people are continuing local priorities.
