Kasaragod district

Kerala's northernmost district, where the coastal Bekal Fort and the Valiyaparamba backwaters form the serene landscapes of North Malabar.

Kasaragod district is situated at the northernmost tip of Kerala, bordered by the Arabian Sea to the west, the Western Ghats to the east, and Karnataka to the north, blending multiple languages and cultures. Bekal Fort is one of Kerala's best-preserved large coastal forts, standing majestically by the sea and overlooking the beach. The Valiyaparamba backwaters, formed by rivers and a long narrow spit, are less crowded and perfect for exploring the water world by boat. The climate is best from October to March, which also coincides with the local Theyyam ritual season. The transport gateways are Mangaluru and Kannur airports, and the coastal railway runs through the district.

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