Places to Visit in Kasaragod

Top attractions and must-see spots in Kasaragod

  • Ananthapura Lake Temple

    Kerala''s only lake temple, dedicated to Vishnu, believed to be the original seat of the Padmanabhaswamy Temple deity.

  • Arikady Fort

    Also called Kumbla Fort, a lateritic hillock fortress from the Keladi Nayaka era with an adjoining Hanuman temple.

  • Bekal Beach

    Scenic beach with the historic Bekal Fort overlooking the Arabian Sea.

  • Bekal Fort

    Kerala''s largest fort, a keyhole shaped 17th century structure on a headland with sweeping Arabian Sea views and tunnels.

  • Bela Church

    Roman Catholic church built in 1890, also called Our Lady of Sorrows, standing north of Kasaragod town.

  • Chandragiri Fort

    Ruined 17th century hilltop fort by the Chandragiri River, offering quiet views where the river meets the Arabian Sea.

  • CPCRI

    Government research institute in Kudlu showcasing coconut, cocoa, and areca nut plantation research amid landscaped grounds.

  • Kanwatheertha Beach

    Border beach near Manjeshwar with a striking sea fed swimming pool formation, ideal for calm water swimming and picnics.

  • Kappil Beach

    Secluded golden sand beach near Bekal with casuarina groves, backwater boat rides, and the scenic Kodi Cliff viewpoint.

  • Madhur Temple

    Ancient Shiva and Ganapathi temple on the Madhuvahini River, known for its three tiered copper roof and wood carvings.

  • Maipady Palace

    16th century royal residence of the Kumbala kings on the Kasaragod Perla road, showing traditional Kerala palace architecture.

  • Malik Deenar Mosque

    Historic mosque at Thalangara believed founded by Malik Ibn Dinar, blending Kerala temple style architecture with Islamic worship.

  • Mallikarjuna Temple

    Shiva temple in the heart of Kasaragod town, on the banks of the Kumbala River, open for daily rituals.

  • Trikkannad Tryambakeshwara Kshethra

    Shiva temple near Bekal on the Arabian Sea shore, known for rituals performed for the wellbeing of departed souls.

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