Heritage

BEKAL FORT

Bekal Fort is one of the most iconic tourist attractions in Kasaragod and the largest fort in Kerala. Overlooking the Arabian Sea, this historic fort is famous for its stunning sunset views, massive laterite walls, and scenic walking paths. It is a perfect place for sightseeing, photography, and family visits. The beach beside the fort adds to its beauty and makes it a must-visit destination.

Ranipuram Hills

Explore the breathtaking beauty of Ranipuram, often called the “Ooty of Kerala.” Located amidst lush green hills and forests, it is ideal for trekking, nature walks, and scenic photography. The cool climate and panoramic views make it a favorite spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Ananthapura Lake Temple

This unique temple is located in the middle of a serene lake and is known for its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful surroundings. It is one of the most spiritually and visually appealing attractions near Kasaragod.

Valiyaparamba Backwaters

Enjoy a peaceful boat ride through the mesmerizing Valiyaparamba backwaters, surrounded by coconut trees and tranquil village life. It is one of the most beautiful backwater destinations in Kerala, perfect for relaxation and sunset cruises.

Theyyam – The Living Tradition

Experience the soul of North Kerala through Theyyam, a spectacular ritual art form deeply rooted in the culture of Kasaragod. With vibrant costumes, dramatic face paint, traditional music, and powerful performances, Theyyam offers visitors a truly unique cultural experience. Seasonal performances are held in temples and sacred groves across the district.

Poorakkali

Poorakkali is a vibrant traditional dance ritual performed by men in the Bhagavathy temples of North Malabar, Kerala, during the nine-day Pooram festival; around a brightly lit lamp, the dancers sing, clap, and enact tales from epics like the Ramayana with martial, acrobatic steps, maintaining rhythm and intensity as both a prayer and a celebration of community passed down through generations.

Mangrove Kayaking in Kumbala

Discover the untouched beauty of Kumbala through an immersive kayaking experience across its serene mangrove backwaters. Paddle through narrow waterways shaded by dense mangrove forests, where calm waters and rich biodiversity create a tranquil escape from the ordinary. This guided activity offers close encounters with coastal ecosystems, birdlife, and the unique rhythm of backwater life. Ideal for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers, mangrove kayaking in Kumbala blends gentle exploration with ecological awareness in a truly refreshing setting.

Beach Walk Experience

Experience a refreshing coastal escape with a tranquil beach walk along the pristine shores. Feel the soft sand beneath your feet, listen to the rhythmic waves, and enjoy the gentle sea breeze that defines the essence of relaxation. Whether at sunrise or sunset, the beach offers a serene setting for rejuvenation, photography, and quiet reflection. Ideal for families, couples, and solo travellers, this scenic walk blends natural beauty with peaceful ambience, creating a memorable seaside experience.

Arecanut Tree Climbing Experience

Experience a unique slice of rural life with traditional arecanut tree climbing in the lush landscapes of Kerala. Guided by skilled locals, witness and learn the techniques used to climb tall, slender arecanut palms with agility and precision. This activity offers an authentic insight into agricultural practices, combining light adventure with cultural immersion. Ideal for experiential travellers, it provides a safe and memorable opportunity to engage with the region’s farming heritage and natural surroundings.

Monsoon Paddy Field Walk

Step into the heart of rural serenity with a refreshing rain walk through lush paddy fields. As gentle monsoon showers fall, the landscape transforms into a vibrant green canvas, offering a soothing and immersive experience. Feel the cool raindrops, breathe in the earthy aroma of wet soil, and walk along narrow field paths surrounded by swaying crops. Ideal for nature lovers and experiential travellers, this unique activity blends tranquillity, tradition, and the raw beauty of Kerala’s countryside.

Traditional Coconut Toddy Tapping Experience

Explore the rich cultural heritage of Kerala through the traditional practice of coconut toddy tapping. Observe skilled tappers expertly climb coconut palms and extract fresh toddy using time-honoured techniques passed down through generations. This authentic rural experience offers insight into local livelihoods, craftsmanship, and the region’s agrarian traditions. Ideal for cultural and experiential travellers, toddy tapping provides a unique opportunity to connect with Kerala’s village life in a safe and engaging environment.

Traditional Pottery Experience

Immerse yourself in Kerala’s artisanal heritage with a hands-on traditional pottery experience. Guided by skilled craftsmen, learn the delicate art of shaping clay on the potter’s wheel and understand the techniques refined over generations. Feel the texture of natural clay as it transforms into functional and decorative forms, reflecting the region’s cultural identity. Ideal for cultural enthusiasts and experiential travellers, this activity offers a meaningful connection to local craftsmanship and timeless creative traditions.

Bangad Waterfalls

Bangad Waterfalls is a tranquil natural attraction nestled within the lush forest landscapes of Kasaragod, offering visitors a refreshing escape into nature. Accessible through a short scenic trek, the waterfall is surrounded by dense greenery, rocky terrain, and a serene ambience that appeals to nature lovers and experiential travellers. The cascading streams and natural pools create an ideal setting for relaxation, photography, and light adventure, particularly during the monsoon and post-monsoon seasons when the falls are at their most vibrant. This hidden destination provides a peaceful retreat while showcasing the region’s ecological richness and unspoiled beauty

Thrikkanad Sree Trayambakeswara Temple

Situated on the Arabian seashore near Bekal, Kasaragod, this ancient temple is one of Kerala's 108 sacred Shiva temples, revered as the Dakshina Kashi the Kashi of the South.Uniquely, it is the only westward-facing Shiva temple in Malabar, standing prominently along the national highway between Kanhangad and Kasaragod. The temple is also famed for its grand annual Theyyam festival a vibrant celebration of Kerala's living heritage.A spiritual landmark well worth a visit during your stay with us

Kappil Beach, Kasaragod

Nestled in serenity and sought after for its seclusion, Kappil Beach is one of Kerala's finest hidden gems a pristine stretch of coastline where solitude is not merely a luxury, but a promise.Just 6 kilometres from the historic Bekal Fort, this stunning blend of beach and backwaters enchants visitors with reddish sandy shores, dramatic black rocks, and the gentle shade of swaying coconut groves. It is also one of the rare beaches in Kerala where dolphins are occasionally spotted.Whether you come to swim, trek the Kodi Cliff, or simply sit with the sound of the waves, Kappil Beach offers an unhurried, unspoilt escape right on our doorstep.