Mallam Sri Durgaparameshwari Temple, located in Muliyar village near Bowikanam in Kasaragod district, is a historic and much-revered sanctuary that beautifully blends the cultural traditions of Malabar and Tulunad. This holy temple, which is over 400 years old, is dedicated to Goddess Durgaparameshwari, who is worshipped here as the supreme manifestation of universal energy and…
Valiyaparamba is a coastal village located in Hosdurg taluk of Kasaragod district. Valiyaparamba is the third largest backwater chain in Kerala. Valiyaparamba is a major tourist destination with extensive houseboat facilities in North Kerala. Valiyaparamba is a beautiful backwater chain where four rivers, including the Tejaswini River, meet here. The tranquil backwaters, small creeks, dense…
Ananthapuri Temple is a beautiful lake temple located in Ananthapuri, Kasaragod district. The only lake temple in Kerala is the Ananthapura Lake Temple near Kumbala in Kasaragod district. This temple, located in the middle of a beautiful lake, is a Mahavishnu temple. It is believed that this is the original site (primordial center) of the…
Malik Ibn Dinar Mosque is one of the oldest mosques in India, located in Kasaragod district. This mosque is also known as Malik Dinar Mosque. Located in Talankara, Kasaragod district, this mosque is centuries old. History says that this mosque was founded by Malik Ibn Dinar, who came to Kerala to spread Islam. Established in…
Ranipuram is an important trekking center in North Kerala. Ranipuram is located in the Panathady panchayat of Kasaragod district. With lush green meadows, dense shola forests, and a cool climate, this place is one of the important trekking centers in Kerala. Located at an altitude of about 750 meters above sea level and part of…
Bekal Fort is located in Bekal, Kasaragod district. Bekal Fort is the largest and most beautiful fort in Kerala. Located on the coast of the Arabian Sea, this fort was built in the 17th century by the Keladi Naiks. Built for military purposes, this fort is spread over an area of more than 40 acres….
In ancient times, the local kings used to divide their territories by dividing their borders for administrative convenience. Such small local kingdoms are called Swarups. The Alladam Swarupam is from the western gopuram of the Payyannur temple to the Chitharipuzha river in the north. Alladam Nadu is also called Makatham Nadu. The Allada Swarupam, the…