Bheemapalli

Located 5 km of Thiruvananthapuram, this mosque is famous for the Chandanakkudam Festival which is said to be the death anniversary of Bheema Beevi, a devout pilgrim who came to Kerala from Mecca.

Cheraman Juma Masjid, Kodungallor

Located in Methala, Kodungalloor, hardly 20 kilometer from the Irinjalakuda railway station. The is the first mosque in India. Legend says King Cheraman Perumal of Kodungallor left for Mecca, embraced Islam, accepted the name Thajuddeen,

This mosque was designed and constructed based on Hindu art and architecture. It was built in 629 A.D. and resembles a temple in appearance.

Located 1 km from Palakkad. Mortal remains of Uthman Auliya, a revered man in Muslim Community here, is entombed here. Prayers are held in this mosque on Fridays. An annual festival is held in January-February, during which a grand procession bringing ceremoniously various articles such as rice, coconut, etc to the mosque . Next day, a grand feast is held for the poor. 

Pazhayangadi Mosque, Kondotti

On the way to Malappuram, 18 km east of Manjeri, is Kondotti a prominent pilgrim centre for Muslims. The Valia Nercha festival at the 500 year old Pazhayangadi Mosque, celebrated for three days in February-March, draw large number of devotees. The focus of the Nercha here is the reverence shown to Sheikh Muhammad Shah, the founder  of the Kondotti Thangals. During the special ceremony of the Kondotti cannon, the cannons that are kept in the Kondotti Police Station are  taken out to a road near the mosque, charged with powder and ignited.

The Jama-at Mosque

The Jama-at mosque is important for Kerala Muslims. The annual Nercha festival of the mosque is celebrated for four days in April. Adjoining the mosque is a mausoleum of the Malappuram Shaheeds whose brave exploits have been immortalised in Mappilla Ballads.

Mamburam mosque

Another famous Mosque is the Mamburam, is a major Pilgrimage centre and has the mausoleum of famous Thangals (respected members of the Muslim community).
 

Located 28 kms from Kannur, this mosque was built by Malik Ibn Dinar in the 12th Century, with white marble brought from Arabia.

Juma Masjid, Thazhathangadi

Located 2 km away from Kottayam town, this ancient mosque on the banks of the Meenachil River is believed to be at least a thousand years old.

Thangalpara

Located 70 km from Kottayam, the mausoleum of Sheikh Faridiin found here makes this place a famous Muslim pilgrim center. Nearby is the scenic hill station of Kurathikallu and the beautiful Kottathavalam.

Located 1 km away from Kasaragod, it is one of the first ten mosques to be built in India after the advent of Malik Muhammad Dinar who propagated Islam in India. His mortal remains are buried near the mosque. The annual festival of Uroose is popular here.