A land where history and tradition meet modernity. A town that wholeheartedly welcomed every civilization. A terrain that witnessed the first cricket match in the country and also the first cake that gave a new experience to the Indian taste buds. The place where kalari and circus were nurtured. Yes that is the historic town of Thalassery which highly traditional and modern at the same time. The s
pice county of Kerala since time immemorial, this is the land that legends like William Logan, Hermann Gundert and Edward Brennen made their home, because Thalassery means a confluence of traditions and the eternal warmth where everyone is at home. Not only the tradition but also the topography distinguishes Thalassery different from any other towns in Kerala. A coastal town that has imbibed all the oceanic beauty of the Arabian Sea, the small islands like Dharmadom are the distinctive charm of Thalassery. And a few kilometers towards the east it presents the mesmerizing charm of hillocks. But ironically, no such property was developed here in this historic locale that captures all the essence of this history, tradition and beauty. And Great Builders is filling up that vacuum with an amazing project at Kundoor Mala in the suburbs of Thalassery. We selected this particular location for many reasons. This is the place where celebrated writer and first novelist in Malayalam, Vengayil Kunjiraman Nayanar lived his creative life. And this is the place where India’s first circus academy is going to come up. And above all in this landscape on Thalassery-Coorg road which is serene locale away from the hussle bussle of the urban life at the same time so close to the city amenities. From this tiny hillock, next to which Great Builders is developing 20 exquisite villas, you will get a panoramic view of Thalasery and its neighborhood…. Arabian sea and the tin hills. If you are lucky enough you will also be able to laze in this tiny fragment of ethereal beauty by possessing one of these villas. Be the early bird to live history and tradition with all its modernity.
