International Kayaking Festival to be back in Kerala from 22 to 24 July
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International Kayaking Festival to be back in Kerala from 22 to 24 July

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06-09-2022
 
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Kerala’s Kozhikode district will play host to the international kayaking festival at Kodenchery after a gap of two years, caused by the COVID pandemic.  The eighth edition of the festival will be held from July 22 to 24.

The Kayaking Festival, which was started in 2013, has grown into a major tourism event in Kozhikode district over seven seasons, with kayakers from various parts of the world participating in it.

The festival was able to project Chalipuzha, Chaliyar and Iruvazhinji rivers in the district as world-class destinations for whitewater kayaking.

The event is held in various categories including slalom, boater cross, downriver, and super final extreme races. It used to be the only whitewater kayaking championship in South India for a long time.

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