Kozhikode Taluk, located along the western coast of Kerala in Kozhikode district, is a historically significant and urbanized region that includes Kozhikode city, once known as Calicut—an important port on the ancient spice route. The taluk comprises around 34 villages, ranging from bustling suburbs to semi-rural communities. While agriculture such as coconut and banana cultivation still exists in some areas, the taluk's economy is largely driven by trade, education, healthcare, and tourism. Kozhikode is also renowned for its cultural heritage, vibrant markets, and contributions to literature and music. As one of Kerala’s major urban centers, Kozhikode Taluk plays a central role in the economic and cultural landscape of the district.