Kasargod, Kerala

Western Ghats in Kerala

 Kasaragod, a magnificent creation of nature is bounded by the Western ghats in the east and Arabian sea in the west.  This place is marked off from the adjoining areas by the Western Ghats running parallel to the sea on its Eastern side. The coastline has alternating low cliffs and stretches of sand.
There are 12 rivers in this district. The following places add to its stature as a hot tourist destination

Bekal Fort and Beach

Bekal fort was constructed by Shivappa Nayaka of Bednore. Almost three fourths of the fort is drenched and waves strike the citadel, brings out the fact that it was built up from the sea. This fort was not built as a residence but exclusively for defense purpose.  The area in an around the fort is an attraction to all tourists.

Bekal Fort Beach

Bekal Fort

Malik Dinar Mosque

Over the years, Kasargod acquired the considerable importance as a centre of Islam on the west coast.  A historical mosque believed to be constructed by Malik Deena is located here.

Malik Dinar Mosque

Bela Church
Constructed in 1890AD this is a Gothic style Roman Catholic Church which has recently celebrated its centenary.

Bela Church

Ananthapura Lake Temple

The only lake temple in Kerala was the original seat of Sree Padmanabhaswami Temple, Thiruvananthapuram

Ananthapura Lake  Temple

Kottancherry Hills

These hills are covered with rain forest and is a beautiful picnic spot.  Ideal place for trekking. Kodaikanal beauty is visible from here.

Kottancherry hills

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