Kasaragod Tourism

Kasaragod is a district in Kerala, a state in the southern part of India. Kasaragod was known for being a trade center between the Indians and the Arabs. The Arabs used to call Kasaragod as Harkwillia during the 9th and 14th century. The Bekal fort situated in Kasaragod is known for being the largest fort in Kerala and is being preserved with a great amount of effort. The cultural heritage in Kasaragod draws its grandeur from the neighboring districts and states apart from its own culture. This is why the establishments from the earlier historical days found its best expression in uniquely styled Kasaragod temples. Moreover, multiple languages are spoken in this district to reflect its cultural diversity.

Kerala is known as Heaven on Earth due to its beautiful mountains and beaches. Kasaragod also showcases rivers, temples forts and more across the district. Multiple Great Stone Age architectural monuments were discovered in this district and Kasaragod is known for its Vedic religion. Anantha Padmanabhaswamy temple is the only temple with a lake inside the premises in Kerala; there are no other lake temples in Kerala. To attract the tourist the Kasaragod tourism has other great things to offer too. You can experience a prayer time in the Malik Dinar Mosque, the astounding structures of Madhur Temple and the history & natural tranquility of the Chandragiri Seaside Fort in & around Kasaragod.