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Kasaragod
A large formation like a swimming pool in the middle of the sea is the striking feature of Kanwatheertha beach at Manjewaram in Kasaragod district
Kasaragod, the northernmost state of Kerala, is replete with hills, forts and backwaters. Often described as the land of forts and gods, the place is noted for its ritual…
Believed to have been founded by Persian scholar and traveller Malik Ibin Deenar, this historic mosque itself is a true wonder. Built-in the typical Kerala style, Malik I…
Chathurmugha Basti, located in Manjeshwaram Taluk, Kasaragod, is a centuries-old Jain temple known for its unique four-faced statue of Lord Brahma and stunning architectu…
Edneer mutt is one of the most revered places in Kasaragod which is visited by a good number of devotees from Kerala and neighbouring states.
Switch on the adventurous spirit and head to Ranipuram. The tourist destination in Kasaragod known for its spellbinding beauty doubles up as a picnic spot and a trekker`s…
Nileswar, the cultural centre of Kasaragod district, Kerala was the seat of the Nileswar Rajas.
Located in the Bandadka village in Kasaragod, the Kundamkuzhy Fort is a land fort that dates back to the time of the Bednur Nayaks. This square fort is made of laterite b…
Madiyankulam Durga Temple at Kanhangad, Kasargod district of Kerala is famous for its Bhutha Dance (Pootham).
Located eight km northeast of Kasaragod, on the banks of the Madhuvahini River is the Madhur Temple dedicated to Lord Ganapathy.
Welcome to Cherupuzha in Kannur district in Kerala from where starts the exciting rafting on the River Tejaswini. The river, which is also known by the name Kariamkode, o…
Kanwatheertha Beach is ideal for swimming and is situated near Manjeswaram in Kasaragod district.
Chandragiri Fort, situated on the banks of Payaswini River in Kasaragod district, is a 17th century citadel. Chandragiri Boat Club offers speed boat rides, houseboat crui…
Chithari is a small tropical island situated 5 km from Kanhangad in Kasaragod district, Kerala. It is covered with lagoons and a sandy beach
Ranipuram is located around 85 km from Kasaragod district in Kerala. It is famous for its trekking trails and verdant vegetation.
Bekal is an ideal location in Kasaragod district, Kerala. Situated at about 16 km South of Kasaragod, the imposing fort at Bekal is one of the largest and best preserved…
The Valiyaparamba backwaters, a large body of scenic backwaters is fed by four rivers. The River Tejaswini is one among them and a houseboat cruise through its waters wit…
The Central Plantation Crops Research Institute (CPCRI) established in 1970 by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research is located at Kudlu in Kasaragod. CPCRI conduct…
Sree Mahalingeswara Temple, Adoor, dedicated to Lord Shiva is in Kasaragod.
Conducted by Kerala Tourism, the Bekal Village Tour starts in the early morning. En route you have to cross the bewitching Chandragiri River, which acts like charismatic…
The Northern Part Of Kerala Called The Malabar Region Has Some Of The Wonderful Backwater Stretches Of Kerala. Kasaragod's Kottappuram, Valiyaparamba And Chandragiri, Val…
A performing art form that is quite popular in the northern districts of Kerala, Theyyam is a ritual dance form that embodies myth, dance, drama, music, art an…
Bekal is located in Kasaragod district and is famous for its attractions like Bekal fort, beach, valiyaparamba backwaters and Chandragiri.
Thidambu dance is a ritual temple art form performed in the temples of North Malabar and Kasaragod District. Thidambu denotes the decorated replica of the deity in a temp…
Some of the most alluring set sarees in the country are produced in this northernmost district of Kasaragod
The largest fort in Kerala, Bekal Fort, is situated on 40 acres of land in the Kasaragod district. This 300-year-old fort narrates tales of military expeditions, the hist…
Alamikkali is a ritual art form that is presented exclusively in Kasaragod district in North Kerala. Originally performed by ‘Alamis’, the soldiers of Tipu’s army t…
Located in Kasaragod distinct of Kerala, Posadi Gumpe allures travellers from around the world with its beautiful vistas and mist-clad hilltops. Posadi Gumpe is a Tulu wo…
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Lush vegetation and undulating hilly terrain have made Kottancherry Hills near Konnakad in Kasaragod district a trekkers’ paradise
Kumbla in Kasaragod district is an ideal destination where you not only see but also realise the value of mangroves
Malik Deenar Mosque, a well known muslim pilgrim centre is located at Thalankara in Kasaragod district of Kerala.
Valiyaparamba is a scenic backwater situated near Bekal in Kasaragod, Kerala.
Thaikadappuram Beach at Nileshwaram, Kasaragod is famous for the rare Olive Ridley Turtles that visit during the rainy season to lay eggs.
Hosdurg Fort is renowned for its chain of forts built by SomashekaraNayak of Ikkeri Dynasty. Located in Kahangad in Kasargod, the fort is an ideal picnic spot near Bekal.
Anandashram, situated 15 km from Bekal in Kasaragod, is an internationally renowned spiritual centre founded by Swami Ramdas.
Bekal Fort, built in 17th century, is one of the largest and best preserved forts in Kerala
Padanna backwaters at Cheruvathur in the district of Kasaragod is a backwater network in the northern part of Kerala.
Edneer Mutt located a few km from Kasargod, is a renowned seat of art and learning. It belongs to the Sankaracharya tradition.
Kasaragod, the northernmost district of Kerala is well known as an aqua tourism destination. Pallikere beach, Kappil beach, valiyaparamba and chandragiri are the major de…
