Tipu's Fort, also known as Palakkad Fort, is a historic and architectural marvel located in the heart of Palakkad town in Kerala. This imposing fort, built by Hyder Ali, the ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore, in 1766, stands as a testament to the strategic and military ingenuity of its time. The fort is named after Hyder Ali's son, Tipu Sultan, who later took control of the fort and used it as a significant military base during his campaigns against the British. Today, Tipu's Fort is a popular tourist attraction, drawing visitors with its historical significance, architectural beauty, and serene surroundings.

The British Bridge, also known as the Kannadi Aqueduct or British Paalam, is a historical aqueduct located in Karingarapully, Palakkad, Kerala, India. It's a well-known landmark and a popular tourist spot, characterized by its unique British-era architecture and its role as a canal for circulating water.

Visitors to O. V. Vijayan Memorial in Palakkad district will be virtually transported to Thasrak village that is imaginatively recreated in the epic novel Khasakkinte Itihasam. Vijayan, whose 91st birth anniversary falls on July 2, was an important figure in modern Malayalam literature, and his works set off a great literary revolution. An archway adorned with characters from the novel etched on granite pieces, a Njattupura which was used for keeping rice seeds and agricultural implements, a theatre which plays documentaries, films and memorial lectures, a photo and a cartoon gallery, and paintings and murals created by the writer are some of the attractions at the memorial.

Sabari Ashram in Palakkad is the only place in Kerala where Mahatma Gandhi visited three times

Walayar Dam is a masonry gravity dam located in Palakkad district, Kerala, India. It's built across the Walayar River, a tributary of the Kalpathipuzha River, and was completed in 1964. The dam is known for its scenic beauty and serves as a major source of irrigation for the region. It also acts as a visible border between Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

Kunnampidari Hill is a scenic hill near the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border in Palakkad, known for its stunning views and temples. It's located in the Palakkad Gap, offering views of the surrounding districts, Parambikulam, Walayar, and the Western Ghats. The hill is characterized by its unique mountainous terrain and is situated in the middle of the Walayar-Chemmanampathy gap.