Kasargod Travel Guide

Kasargod is a town located in the state of Kerala in India. One of the main charms of the town of Kasargod is the Theyyam festival and the Bekal Fort which are historical and beautiful and you can be a part of its by visiting this place and Kasargod it is one of the only places in the world where this unique ritual is practiced. Kasaragod is often described as the land of seven languages, as you will see people speaking Malayalam, Kannada, Konkani, Beary, Tulu, Marathi, and Urduby major portions of the population in the city. Kasargod is basically known for its ship building industry and other infrastructure industries and also a place where you can see many forts which hold historical significances and also you can see many places of interests here.

Why visit Kasargod?

• The prime attraction of Kasargod is the Bekal Fort which is an ancient Fort and believed to be 300 years old and this fort is made with great care and defense technique because this fort was built as the fort of defense where the kings of the Perumal Age used it as their place of targeting the enemies and they can attack in reverse well answering them. You can also see beautiful beaches near the Bekal Fort and also enjoy the Bekal Aqua Park and enjoy pedal boating there.
• More in Kasargod you can visit the Ananthapura Lake Temple which is a temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu located in the middle of a lake in Kasargod. This is the only lake temple in the entire state and believed to be the original seat of the Lord.
• You can also visit the Malik Dinar Mosque which is a great religious place to visit here as this is a historical mosque in of Kasargod. This town has proved itself as an important place for the Muslims as this mosque believed to have been founded by Malik Deenar. In this mosque you can see the grave of Malik Deenar, one of the devotee of Prophet Muhammad and the place is sacred to Muslims. Another notable mosque, which is Theruvath Mosque is also a great place to visit among religious spots in Kasargod.
• You can also visit the Madhur Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and there is also an idol of Lord Ganesha settled here and there are very interesting stories associated this temple.
• You can also visit the Chandragiri Fort which was built in the 17th century; this fort stands majestically with great historical significance.

Kasargod Tips and Recommendations

• In Kasargod you can be a part of every festival that is dedicated to various religions and they are celebrated with joy. Some of the main festivals of the city are Onam, Id, Vishu, and Malik Deenar Uroos which are celebrated with great grandeur.
• In Kasargod do not forget to have ample of coconut water and other delicacies like Puttu, Iddiyappam, fish fries, fried banana chips , payasam and many other delicacies which are especially staple food of Kerala.

Location Map Of Kasargod

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