Beautiful and historic mosque, believed to be one of the oldest in India, initially built by Malik Ibn Deenar in the 7th Century and renovated in 18th Century. Now two new structures built on both sides for protection and space. Has separate prayer hall for ladies as well. Has the tomb of Malik Deenar. Maintained well, the architecture with Kerala style roofs, carved wooden beams, marble and cushion floorings add to the charm. People of all faith can visit, but maintain the sacred ambience, dress modestly and remove footwear before entering. Could see people sleeping/taking rest in main hall and chatting. There’s enough parking space and seating area in the front. Drinking water, restrooms are also available.

The Malik Deenar Mosque is one of India’s oldest and most historically significant mosques, believed to have been established in 624 AD. Visiting this mosque was a truly serene and spiritual experience. It’s not just a place of worship but a historical monument that beautifully reflects Kerala’s cultural heritage. The presence of Malik Deenar’s grave, a revered figure in Islamic history, makes it a prominent pilgrimage site, attracting visitors from all over. The mosque’s history adds great depth to the visit. Knowing it has stood as a symbol of faith for centuries made it all the more special. Its architecture is breathtaking, with intricate details and a harmonious mix of traditional and modern styles that are impeccably maintained. The peaceful atmosphere is ideal for reflection and prayer, offering a deep sense of calm and connection. The community around the mosque is incredibly welcoming and kind, reflecting the true spirit of hospitality. Their warmth made the experience even more memorable. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a spiritual seeker, or simply looking for a place to find peace, the Malik Deenar Mosque is a must-visit destination. It offers not only a glimpse into history but also a space where spirituality and serenity thrive.

A serene and spiritual place with beautiful architecture. A must-visit historic mosque in Kasaragod.

Masha allah one of oldest masjid in India , Namaz facility for ladies also

The Malik Deenar Juma Masjid in Thalangara, Kasaragod, is one of India's oldest mosques, believed to have been built in the 7th century by Malik Ibn Dinar, who is credited with propagating Islam in Kerala. The mosque, which features a mix of traditional Kerala and Islamic architectural styles, has undergone several renovations, with the original 7th-century structure expanded over time. It houses the tomb of Malik Ibn Muhammad, a descendant of Malik Ibn Dinar, and is a major pilgrimage site, especially during the annual Uroos festival.

When we enter the compound of masjid we get the positive feel.And the Masjid was outstanding by its architecture and its size.

Malik Deenar Juma Masjid in Thalangara is truly a gem. The moment I entered, I felt enveloped in peace. The ancient marble floors, remnants from Mecca, and the beautifully carved wooden beams echo centuries of devotion. The architecture with its Kerala-style sloping roofs and Arabic inscriptions made it a joy to explore. As a place of worship, it radiates serenity; as a heritage site, it invites awe. The nearby sea breeze, the artful dargah, and the sacred ambience make it a profound experience. A must-visit for anyone seeking spirituality, history, and architectural beauty.

The place situated in perfect location but lack of public attention and maintanence the destination is becoming worst park in Kasaragod municipality. The destination need to improve facilities like cleanliness, toilet facilities and other facilities for leisure purpose. Even the park kids friendly, now it is only used love birds 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨.

A nice peaceful park with a great view! Needs more maintenance...

A good spot in kasaragod to enjoy a great view of sea with some greenery. Though renovated in 2018 it seriously lacks maintainace. Open until 7pm offers a great view of sunset.

Sea view park is one of the few parks where the people of Kasaragod can relax with their family. But it is not well maintained. The authorities need to take care of the surroundings.

It has opened in 1993 and renovated in 2018 but recently visited here. Best place in Kasaragod town to sit and relax. Nice seats are arranged on the side of the walkways. We can experience beautiful sunset view from here. For kids swings and sliders are also arranged in the park. Entry is free. We can see varieties of birds. No full time security system here so few are dumping plastics and food wastes in the park. No time or instruction boards. Need more improvements like coffee shops, restrooms etc. Walkable distance from Kasaragid railway station ( second platform)

This is the first park I visited in my life, when I was in Lower Kindergarten(LKG). now, I'm came here after a long years. it's about! a gap of KG TO PG (post graduate)😄. A good place to visit with family and children for relaxing and also not crowded. i liked this place. it is near by railway station, and 15 mint walk from ksrtc bus stand. 🤗 i came here with my friends and enjoyed alot.

Sea View Park, an unsung gem in Kasaragod. One can't find a better place than this in Kasaragod for a calm and quiet soothing relaxation. Little known to people out side Kasaragod, even many local residents doesn't know the corrent status of this park. Once abandoned like a grave yard, thanks to the authorities, step step; finally they made this park to this figure we can proud of. Plus:- • One and only place in Kasaragod we can call it as park which is suitable for any age group. • Just about 1 KM distance from Kasaragod Town. • Gentle breeze almost through the day (reason which makes me very reluctant to leave the park once I come). • The beauty of naturs mixture of River, Mangroves and Trees is a sight to behold. Highly recommend for shutterbug. • Playground for children. Minus:- • No proper parking facility, especially for four wheelers. *No regular guard to look after the park, so you may find some unused seats untidy, bring a sheet of newspaper like thing as handy. Ugly:- 'Sea View Park' has nothing to do with 'sea' or 'sea view' as the name of this park suggests😀. Final thought: Highly recommend for anyone ever happened to be in Kasaragod.

This is a great spot to bring the kids with stunning backwaters view. Parking, toilets and eateries are available. Enjoy tea and relax while taking in the scenery. Ideal for a weekend getaway.

I recently visited this park it’s a very nice place with beautiful scenery and a great beach view. It’s one of the best spots for an evening hangout. However, the park is not properly developed or maintained. If the tourism authority plans and develops it well, it could become one of the best beach parks in Kasaragod

Nice place to chill with family especially best for children

Good place for scenery. Coffee and tea , snacks , juices, fried chicken, ice creams and different goods ,most of there Kids playing yard . Good for watching Sun set .near to Hazrat malikdeenar jama masjid and Kasaragod railway station. My suggestion that this place need to improvise for many things.

Don't visit with family, It was crowded Children's park poorly maintained.grasses grown,no access to corniche walk from the park.no prayer rooms for women and men.

No cleanliness. Park is full of grown grass.Should be maintain properly to attract tourists.

Very tasty food & cheap rates, nd best place for rest enjoying river view nd also best place for childrens to play

I visited the "Mallikarjuna Temple" in Kasaragod, one of the oldest and most beautiful temples devoted to Lord Shiva, known here as Mallikarjuna. This temple is located in the heart of Kasaragod city, near the taluk office, with the Kumbala River flowing to its south. According to legend, the idol of Lord Shiva here was adorned by Arjuna. The temple also offers ample parking space. Om Namah Shivaya 🙏🏻.

I visited Mallika Arjuna Temple Kasargod last week and wow such a beautiful place and come and quite placented most year with everything a temple could have I was there to join a wedding ceremony there and to be honest it was not a right shut all and there is a limit in the temple but the temple arrange the very good area where Bride and the groom can stand and others can watch the wedding very beautifully right in front of the devotee

Quite place in the town to relax and worship

One of the oldest and important temples in Kasaragod, the Mallikarjuna temple is devoted to lord Shiva known here by the name Mallikarjuna. The temple is situated in the heart of the Kasaragod city near the taluk office. The Kumbala River flows close by to the south of the temple.  Legend has it that the idol of Lord Shiva in the temple is adorned by Arjuna (Arjuna in classical Sanskrit is one of the Pandavas, the heroes of the Hindu epic Mahabharata.) History The temple is datable to seventeenth century and was built by the Ikkeri kings for facilitating worship to the warriors brought from Karnataka. For a long time the temple was completely neglected. In 1977, the site of the temple had to be shifted consequent on the acquisition of temple lands for the railway line. Later the important structures were rebuilt by the renovation committee. The compound wall was constructed in 1985

A vibrant place of worship amidst busy town,renovated in 2019 nicely.Witnessd police firings n loss of two innocent lives six decades ago.Annual five days Jatre or Ayna with lots of stalls during summer enjoyable.

great temple visit with family.Located in the heart of Kasargod town, Mallikarjuna Temple is considered to be one of the oldest temples in the town. Renowned for its fascinating musical theater and festival Yakshagana, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva in form of Mallikarjuna.

Famous Siva temple in kasaragod town Beautiful and devoted place

The waiter treat u like a slave. He will ignore u everytime. We waited 10 mins to get to order and the biriyani was cold and full of masala. I won't recommend to go there Very bad experience

Situated kasargod old busstand.. Food is delitious.. But inside the hotel very congested...not enough space...

One of the bad breakfast at kasargod town

A very busy restaurant at Kasargod especially in the afternoons. The famous items here are mutton sukka and Biriyani. The price is a bit high compared to the standards, the food is tasty. The biriyani is typical bland short rice one served with salad and pickle. You may have to wait to get a seat during lunch. The restaurant doesn't have a toilet.

The service is good, the food is good. But the person who takes the money is not of good character.

Good food, tasty, and also better food experience compared to other hotels

I went there 2 or more times(don't have much options nearby area). Very pathetic service,staff doesn't know how to behave to customers. Cashier face always look like dull,he never smile to customers. Beef Chilly 2/10,can't imagine wings on butter chicken(2 or 3 wings) when I ask that to staff he told me they are preparing like that only. I never recommend to anyone.

Best Restaurants in Kasargod. Delicious food. Service is very good. Ambiance is classy. Mutton Biryani is famous. It's very juicy n tender Delicious.

Had a wonderful meal at Viceroy, Kasargod! The food was absolutely delicious – I tried the butter chicken with porotta, the mutton biriyani, and the prawns biriyani – all were flavorful and satisfying. I also had a mojito, which was refreshing and well-made. The food looked so tempting that I completely forgot to take pictures before digging in! The ambiance was great, the AC was comfortable, and the service was excellent. Even though the place can get crowded during peak hours, the staff handled everything smoothly and service remained quick and efficient. Overall, a fantastic dining option in Kasargod – highly recommended for anyone looking for great food, a pleasant vibe, and attentive service.

They serve the best biryani in the town. And ofcourse ask them to make chicken Ramen which is not in the menu but they are really good for 400Rs. You can share with two people.

Ceylon parota was good with egg roast but Chicken biryani was just okay, not really worth the price. Bit on the costly side.

Should be the best in town but yeah, it comes with a cost 😅 Went to Viceroy Kasaragod last weekend with my family and honestly it turned into one of those rare dinners where everything just feels right. From the food to the service to the whole vibe of the place, everything was spot on. The staff was super attentive, the dishes came out perfectly timed, and the atmosphere? Pure class. You don’t usually see that kind of setting in Kasaragod, it actually gives you the feeling of a fine dining spot somewhere bigger. Yes, the prices are on the higher side but when something’s this good, it kind of makes sense. You pay a little extra but you walk out smiling and full, which is totally worth it. Definitely the best dinner spot in town if you’re chasing that mix of family time and top notch vibes.

Tried the biriyani after hearing good reviews, but it didn’t live up to the hype. The biriyani lacked flavor and the mutton pieces were quite hard possibly from an older goat. Hope they can improve the quality.

chicken curry didn’t taste fresh and was lacking in flavor. For the high price charged 1 quarter portion 290 Rs The quality should be much better. Hope they improve both taste and value.”

This is a good hotel near Kasaragod bus stand. Only vegetarian items are available here It has a seating capacity of around 150 people to sit and eat at a time. Compared to the normal hotel, the price of this hotel is a bit higher.It has a menu almost like an Indian coffee house.There is no special vehicle parking facility.There are AC and Non-AC options for dining here.

Visited this restaurant with a group of friends. Ordered Masala dosa : masala was not much Ghee roast was good Tea and coffee also average And for snacks we ordered many items To be frank it was disappointing 😔. Overall ok ok feel. Easily accessible Near to bus stand. Always crowded.

The only thing I visited was this restaurant as it is the only pure veg restaurant near the New Bus stand. In Kasaragod Town only Vasanth Vihar is ok other restaurant are average. Did not tried Manas Restaurant.

Really best restaurant with pocket friendly prices. This is an AC restaurant All the dishes are delicious and exotic. Must try Dal fry here which is most exotic. Really a budget friendly place and best restaurant I have ever visited so far. Even the South Indian meals tastes heaven with great quality of food. Even the quantity they provide is worth it. There is bit congestion in parking cars but must try on your next Kasargod trip

I had a disappointing experience at this hotel. I had to wait several times—up to 30 minutes—and no one attended to me. This level of service is not acceptable, especially when guests expect timely support. I also requested food, but it was not delivered promptly. Please improve your customer service and ensure faster food delivery in the future.

Not a recommended hotel after experiencing their washroom and toilets Good Food and Services

A very good vegetarian hotel in Kasaragod with excellent food quality and taste. Clean, well-maintained, and offers great value for money. Highly recommended for anyone looking for tasty and hygienic vegetarian meals.

A great place with good food, excellent service, and a beautiful atmosphere. The man in the photo is also worth mentioning. This restaurant is well-known and a good choice for those who love non-vegetarian dishes. They offer a variety of cuisines, including Chinese, Indian, and Asian. I loved it, and you will too. A must-visit!"

Went with my family for dinner here. The food was amazing, tasted fresh and overall a homely feel. The restaurant was very clean. We ordered some kebabs for starter and this was absolutely delicious. We ordered a couple of main course, the Biriyani was delicious and so was the Al faham. There was something called the special curry that everyone liked but my favourite was the butter chicken. Definitely a place worth visiting especially if you’re travelling as your stomach won’t get upset.

Rasees Kitchen is an absolute gem! The food tastes just like home – rich in authentic Kasaragod flavors and made with so much love. What truly makes this place special is that everything is prepared by a team of talented female cooks, and you can genuinely feel the care in every bite. From the spices to the presentation, it’s a heartwarming experience. Highly recommended for anyone craving delicious, homely meals with a local touch!

ORotti: 11/10 🎉 Bhatura: 10/10 Mutton Ishtu: 8/10 Rasees Special Chicken Curry: 5/10 (It felt like the masala powders weren’t properly cooked or blended into the gravy) Among everything we tried, this place stands out as a must-visit. If I lived nearby, I’d have ORotti and Bhatura delivered to my home almost daily—and just make the curries myself!

Wow its delicious and good service Awesome Biriyani

While the nearby competitors are running houseful, this place is largely unexplored and offers the best food I've eaten in years. The ambience is good, the service is excellent. 5/5 for Rasee's Kitchen.

We had ordered rasees special chicken curry and it was a disaster, it felt like they added red chilli powder and mixed with water. Heard a lot of good reviews and ordered, but we were disappointed. Requesting you to take this feedback to prevent future customers from complaining. The batura and chicken stew tasted fine.

Had a wonderful time here! The food was top-notch and the atmosphere was elegant yet comfortable. Easily one of the best fine dine experiences in Kasaragod.

Had dinner from Royal dine the food was ok ok but not that great. Ordered a chicken chilly semi gravy which was kind of ok but nothing special. Then has alfam and for starters we had chicken clear soup and chicken lolly pop which was nice it' was tasty . Over all an ok experience. Chicken biriyan is really nice there at Royal dine as I have had it a lot it's really tasty.

Lovely ambience and great customer service. The food is also good, though the waiting time can be long. Still, it's one of the best spots in town for a peaceful dining experience.

Resturant is a popular dining spot known for its excellent food and family-friendly ambiance. It offers a diverse menu with highlights such as mutton raan, Malabar-style biryani, and chicken alfaham. Customers appreciate the reasonable pricing, quality service, and spacious seating. While the restaurant can get busy during peak hours, it remains a top choice for both locals and travelers. Recommended for family outings and group dining..

Absolutely loved the dining experience! The ambiance was cozy and welcoming, and the staff was incredibly attentive. Every dish was bursting with flavor—especially the biryani and garlic naan. Quick service and great value for money. Highly recommend for a delightful meal out!

"Bad experience "I’m from Calicut and visited this hotel during a trip to Kasaragod town. My friend and I went there for lunch. At first, we sat at a two-seater table in the middle of the hotel, but it was uncomfortable. Near hand wash area Then we noticed another table was empty,( not showing reserve, booked board ) so we moved there. Immediately, one of the waiters came and rudely told us the table was booked and asked us to leave, without showing any respect or politeness. The way they spoke to us was very disrespectful. The service was the worst I’ve experienced, and the overall arrangement inside the hotel was very poor. In the end, we left the hotel without having lunch. Coming from Calicut, where we have so many good hotels and restaurants that treat customers well, this experience was shocking. In my opinion, this is one of the worst hotels in Kasaragod town. They seem to care only about people who spend more money, not about regular customers or basic respect. Really disappointing service and attitude..

We've been visiting this restaurant in Kasargod for a few years now, and it never disappoints. The food is consistently tasty, and there’s plenty of space for families. We always order the Russian salad, which is fantastic, and the porota and al-faham are excellent too. After your meal, don’t miss out on the mint lime juice—it’s refreshing and served ice-cold.

Beset restaurant in kasaragod. Great ambiance and excellent vibe. Delicious food

Worst biriyani i ever had.... Don't buy biriyani from here☣️☣️

my family and I had lunch here.. we ordered chicken friedrice and chicken biriyani. biriyani was pathetic and chicken tastes like it is too old. in friedrice wefound small pieces of rubberband we informed the manager about the same..they were hurry to take the rubberband pieces from us and throw it out sndcthen after they handed over the bill to us,as if nothing happened..As Im with wife and small kid and dont wanted waist time and energy..I paid the amount and left the place... I dont recommend this place to any..if any health authority happen to read this comment..then I request kindly inspect this place

Awesome place to have dinner. Especially grillout smoked chicken was nothing like I’ve ever tasted before and the Malabar chicken curry was too good. The butter rotis were very crispy and not too buttery. It was budget friendly. All these came around 530/- Definitely worth the price and would highly recommend GRILLOUT 👌

Nice food and ambiance..great hospitality..overall good experience..highly recommanded

Best food spot with parking near kasaragod town. Porotta, crab malay, ayakoora fish is must try over there.!

Excellent food.. literally my taste buds had a serious knock with spring chicken and beef roast... PS I had a serious doubt weather it's a kada bird or spring chicken as it's so small..;))

Madhur Ganapathi Temple is one of the most peaceful and spiritually uplifting places in Kasaragod. The temple’s architecture is stunning — beautifully carved wooden structures and the serene surroundings make it truly special. The idol of Lord Ganapathi (Sree Madanantheshwara Vinayaka) gives a divine and positive energy as soon as you enter the sanctum. The temple is well-maintained, and the atmosphere is calm even when it’s crowded during festivals. The river beside the temple adds to the beauty and gives a soothing vibe. The prasadam is delicious and served with great devotion. If you’re visiting Kasaragod, this temple is a must-visit for anyone seeking blessings, peace, and a glimpse of Kerala’s traditional temple culture. 🙏

We went during the morning Pooja time so there was a little crowd but no wait time. The temple has been renovated and it's beautiful. Many stories are attached to the temple's main deities. First the puja is done for Ganesha and then for Shiva. The river Madhuvahini flows by the temple. You can buy the prasadam at the counter - 4 unniappams for 20rs. They were very tasty. The temple is frequented by many tourists from Karnataka as well.

Visited this temple when my friend invited to his new shop near by.. it is also just beside riverside , Architecture of this temple is very beautiful . I loved appam and modaka prasadam here..Very peaceful place in middle of city. Enjoyed divine vibes 🏵️🚩

Madhur Temple is a beautiful and peaceful temple in Kasaragod, known for its divine atmosphere and stunning architecture. The surroundings are calm and well-maintained, making it a perfect place for prayer and relaxation. A must-visit spiritual destination for anyone coming to Kasaragod.

After the jeernoddhara it is so good to visit. The udayastamana pooje is now done easily and I heard more than before. It was a great experience. We went here before visiting Malla.

A Devine place. Must visit. Thae temple architecture is too good. Neat and clean. You can offer sevas here. Tha Shiva and Ganesh are mainly worshipped here.

The temple exudes a peaceful and divine atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for spiritual seekers. The surrounding area is calm, with a river flowing nearby, which enhances the spiritual experience. Madhur Temple is a must-visit destination for devotees and those seeking a peaceful, spiritual experience.

The temple is very peaceful, with a calm atmosphere and beautiful surroundings. One unique aspect is the temple pond, which has a small divine crocodile - babiya - living in it. Consider it sacred and it peacefully coexists in the pond.

The Ananthapura Lake Temple is a Hindu temple located in the middle of a lake in the Kasaragod district of Kerala. Believed to have been built in the 9th century, it is the only lake temple in Kerala and is dedicated to Lord Anantha Padmanabha, a form of Vishnu. The sanctum is situated within a tranquil lake that is fed by a perennial spring. A footbridge connects the temple to the surrounding land. The temple was famously guarded by a vegetarian crocodile named Babiya, who lived in the lake for decades and was fed by the priests. Following Babiya's death in 2022, a new crocodile appeared in the lake.

A tranquil temple slightly away from Kasargod town. As we step into the temple premises there is an instant calm that settles in you. A beautiful experience. Do not miss the sannidhis near the dining hall. I have heard that the annadaanam here is very good.

My visit to this Temple was absolutely incredible! It's the only lake temple in Kerala, and it has such a peaceful, serene vibe. The main deity, Lord Mahavishnu, is seated beautifully in the middle of the lake, accompanied by his wives, Sridevi and Bhudevi. I learned that this temple is considered the original home (moolasthanam) of the Ananthapadmanabha Swamy, who is said to have traveled to Thiruvananthapuram through a cave from here. The most unforgettable part was getting to see Babiya, the legendary vegetarian crocodile and guardian of the temple. We were so lucky! We saw him in the lake, and then, during the evening prayers, he swam right up to the front of the temple. It was a truly unique and divine experience—a perfect reminder of the Almighty's power. It’s a moment I’ll never forget.

This is a unique Hindu temple in Ananthapura, only temple built in the middle of a lake in Kerala. 👍 The main sanctum is surrounded by a rectangular lake, access to the sanctum is via a footbridge on the eastern side. The temple welcomes all visitors regardless of faith who are respectful and mindful of the sacredness of the place. Dress code - Men need to remove the shirts / T-shirts before entering sanctum area (you can remove and keep them with you). Women are expected to wear Saree, salwar Kamez, or long skirts. Avoid sleeves tops, short dresses or tight western wear. Puja tokens are issued near the entrance counter The lake seems to have a Vegetarian Crocodile 😀 we couldn’t see though. Footwear must be left outside the temple like any other temple. (No shoe racks) Photography inside sanctum not allowed. There’s enough parking space for two and four wheelers outside. Few shops in parking area to buy any puja items.

Best time to find crocodile is afternoon opening time (4 30 pm) Most probably it will be near nada Place is so quite and calming

A famous temple in the Kasargod district — one of the oldest and most fascinating ones. The main attraction here is that the temple is completely surrounded by a beautiful lake. The temple’s history itself creates a deep interest in every visitor. During the British period, there used to be a crocodile living in this lake. The British officers killed it, sadly. It’s said that crocodiles always live in pairs, but after that incident, only one remained — a crocodile named Babiya. What makes Babiya special is that it lived here peacefully, feeding only on the temple nivedya (offerings). People say it was a vegetarian! No one has ever seen it eating non-veg food — maybe because, being inside the temple premises, there wasn’t any chance to get non-veg, right? Babiya passed away around two years ago, and surprisingly, a new crocodile appeared in the same lake — also named Babiya! No one knows where it came from or how it appeared. It remains a mystery even today. You can often see it when the crowd is less, as it usually comes to the visible areas of the temple. People believe it continues to guard Lord Ananthapadmanabha as the temple’s divine protector. Visiting this temple is truly a delightful experience — the peaceful atmosphere, the beautiful lake, and these mysterious stories together make this place a very special one.

Multiple shops inside this building. Ground floor mainly consists of footwear shops, first floor with textiles and the other floor with different kind of business including photo studio/ tailoring etc. No option for escalator or lift. No option for wash rooms or hotels etc

I think This complex will be Heart of kasargod new bus stand A beautiful long high complex

Large number of Buisness is there on the same building. I went there to visit Thyrocare Medical Laboratory but the firm was stoped many years back. Unfortunately still it is shown on the map while we search for Thyrocare.

Located a side of Kasaragod New Bustand Building It is a major commercial building. Different Shops in here Dress Shops,Footwear,Fancy,Banks,Electronic shops,Mobile shops,Cool Bars,Ice Cream Parloue,ATMs, and Many More

Many collections are there.

There is a studio,bank, textiles, hardware,sports, footwear. You can get almost every necessary items

Famous shopping complex at kasargod new bus stand which runs many shops such as ready made shops, electronic shops, cool bar, chappel shops, bata showroom, my G, etc

Today, we visited the "Mallam Durga Parameshwari" Temple at 7:00 AM, located in "Muliyar" Village near "Bovikanam". Despite a light crowd, the serene atmosphere added to the experience. We received prasadam. The temple, with its rich heritage, is believed to be centuries old. Dedicated to Goddess Durga Parameshwari, the temple holds historical significance as it was constructed by the Karade Brahmins of Maharashtra on land donated by the Mallam Kshatriyas. A unique aspect of this temple is its daily Annadanam (food distribution), which serves devotees. On Tuesdays and Fridays, the temple sees a surge of devotees, making these days particularly vibrant. Visitors staying for the Satyanarayana Pooja should plan their return in advance, as bus services are available only between 5:40 AM and 6:30 PM. The temple’s idol is distinctively worshipped in three forms: as Shanta Durga in the morning, Swayamvara Parvati at noon, and Vana Durga at night. This reflects the temple’s deep-rooted spiritual traditions. The annual festival, held in February or March, spans seven days and attracts thousands of pilgrims, particularly women. Devotees offer prayers seeking blessings for prosperity and well-being. The temple is a prominent attraction in Kasaragod and features ample parking space, ensuring a comfortable visit for pilgrims and tourists alike. This visit was a spiritually enriching experience🙏🏻, and the temple's serene ambiance☺️ and well-maintained premises make it a must-visit destination for anyone in the region.

One of my favorite places to visit. Every time I come here, I feel a very peaceful and positive vibe. I’ve been visiting since my younger days and still cherish it. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Meals are provided for everyone, and they are truly delicious. A Satyanarayan Pooja is performed every night here at a very affordable cost, as it is done in a group. If you visit, don’t leave without having the food it’s part of the wonderful experience.

Full of positive vibes here. Calm and divine place. Very Spacious parking lot. Systematic management. Temple route boards in town and main arch could have been made better for devotees who are coming from far places. Board texts are not visible properly. Rest everything is good and perfect.

We visited this temple in June 2024. An auto charged around 25 Rupees per head (6 people) from Nellikate to temple and 20rupees per head (5 people) from temple to Bovikanam. Buses are available from Nellikatte and Bovikanam, but not many. Lunch and dinner are served daily, but you need to collect a dinner coupon from the temple office before 7:30 PM. Basic accommodation is provided at 250 Rupees (common bathroom) and 600 Rupees (attached bathroom). .

Shri Durgaparameshwari Temple Located in The Shri Durgaparameshwari Temple in Kasaragod, Kerala, is a beautiful place. Upon entering and touching the sacred land, it provides an amazing feeling. Sathya Narayana Pooja is held every Saturday evening at 6 o'clock, no pre-booking required. Tulabara is conducted on the Sankranthi of every month. Room facilities are available at the temple with associated charges. Lastly, don't miss the Anna Prasad – it's a special part of the experience. ಮಲ್ಲದ ಅಪ್ಪೆ ❤️....

Beautiful Devi temple located on the outskirts of Kasaragod along Cherkala Jalsoor road. There is ample parking space available in the area. A great time to visit would be during the Durga Puja festivities. The priests are welcoming. There are separate areas for serving food to devotees. The temple is well maintained. There are a lot of beautiful paintings in the temple.

Shree Durga parameshwari Temple Located near Bovikanam. Its 3.5Km way from Bovikanam. Nice ambience and good place.

Tried their steak club sandwich and Oreo shake. Best budget friendly cafe in kasaragod. Tried other items from their too but didn’t take photos. Small sitting space and parking can be a problem at times. Small wait will be there. Nice ambiance too. Overall a pretty good cafe for its price. Do try.

I ordered Chicken Cheeripanjadh, and it was okay—not too great, but not bad either. However, the Cashew Dates Shake was a bit disappointing. It felt like they added more ice cubes than milk, which diluted the taste. It wasn’t as rich or flavorful as expected, but it was still drinkable. Overall, the experience was just average. Some improvements in taste and ingredient balance would make it better.

I had a grilled parota shawarma and it tasted good. There are limited seating options available, the hygiene is average, and there are no nearby parking slots.

Good ambience hope the same will be applicable for the taste of food. Congestive seating arrangements so seats will not be available in evening time. Taste of these two are pretty good Malapuram Butterscotch Avil and Grape mint Lime. Editing after second visit..Grilled Parota Shawarma was awesome and the Nuts and Dates shake perform the same. Beef cheerinjath was not upto the mark. Best place for light bite.

Good ambiance, open seating cafe, good service, great tasting food, effective pocket friendly priced menu. Overall good experience.

I ordered Snickers Peanut from "THICKSHAKES" it wasn't thick as of much as it rupees 125/- But "Voyager Twist" is Amazing and worth 120/- rupees 🔥🔥🔥 Manager was good person.

One such good place to visit in kasaragod for tasty and yummy food along with wide range of beverages that are affordable for everyone. Their main Speacialty is that they are providing wide varieties of food stuffs at pocket friendly budget...but the seating arrangements could have been increased..

Avverage food bbq chicken verities and many more items serive to be imporved and taste

Their alfahm tasty. When i went no one came to take orders. Waited fir 10 mints.. We were about to leave the restaurant that time they came to take order. Food is tasty. But their service too bad... I think it's better to take out.. Their catering service also best.

BBQ n mayo was too oily and salty . Kebab was like a parle g biscuit. Felt like it was fried in oil. You can't expect them to serve the rich Arabic traditional food and experience. Ambience and Staffs are good.

A family friendly restaurant . The best restaurant for people concerned about their privacy as there’s Arab style Majlis on the 1st floor . The food is delicious and unique. Different varieties are available and are moderately priced . Best place to party as well . Service is A-Okay👍🏻

Tasty food, worth money

Grill chicken was worth it.Shawarma was good ..ordered 1/2 manthi,what we got was a cup of rice(flavourless) costing us 180rs.. Service below standard.

A good restaurant with a lot to enjoy. Provide healthy and tasty dishes. Many variety of food is available. This place is popular around the town.

Slow delivery food in dine high spicy 🌶️ curry Totally 100/30. Very bad performance

Waited for 10 minutes to get the food, and waited for another twenty minutes for the forks, Please keep forks with the noodles how can someone eat noodles with a spoon 😀and food quality is poor, Leave everything please ask your customer to keep quiet, or lower their speaking volume, nuisance 😐

bad food bad service bad behavior to customer complete waste of money don't go there

Decent food. good atmosphere good service overall good experience

Food is good but the furniture were dirty especially chairs .

Don't eat mandhi from there. If you want to feel bad then go head .

Very nice food good supplying

Pristine place to visit the temple. Nice face of the tryambakeshwar. Nothing much to do except that there are lots of people doing the last rites of departed souls. Do try the appe prasada and kadum payasa because the prasada are really tasty.

This Beautiful Temple Popularly Known As Dakshina Kashi, Dedicated To Lord Shiva Which Is Located On The Shores Of Arabian Sea...

Beautiful temple located on the shores of the Arabian Sea. It is located in Kasaragod district and is easily accessible on the Edapally Panvel highway. Parking spots are available next to the temple. Be sure to visit this temple and read the legends associated with this temple online. This temple is known as a place for performing last rites for our beloved ones who have departed.

A beautiful temple right on the beach

Manu people visit here during weekends to carry out the rituals. Located on the highway side, opposite to the sea..

Lord Shiva is the deity. The idol is decorated with a human like face, which differs from most other Shiva temples in the region. The temple is located on the main highway between Kanhangad and Kasargod-nearer to Kanhangad. Devotees who come here are mostly those who wish to do the final rites of their departed ones. The usual procedure is to Collect booking receipts to do the required poojas. Buy betel leaves and arecanuts from nearby. Take a dip in the temple pond. Submit one portion of betel leaves and arecanuts at the temple entrance door. Proceed to do Bali tharppanam area and do the rites, this is within the temple enclosure. Take the small Roopams which you may have brought from your home after Thila homam. Take a dip in the sea nearby, release the part of the offering you got from Bali tharppanam earlier. RETAIN the Roopams with you. Submit the Roopams at the special hundi at temple entrance. Take a dip in the temple pond. Change clothes. Complete all other poojas you may have after entering the temple.

Located between Kanhangad and Kasaragod, thos beautiful Lord Shiva temple is right on the Kasaragod Panvel highway, facing the majestic Arabian sea on the opposite side. This is my 2nd visit to this temple. Last visited in 1994 and now, yesterday. This temple is also known as Dakshin Kasi temple. People come here to offer prayers for peaceful resting of departed souls of family members. Very peaceful place. Om namah Shivaya namah

Car parking is available. Fort is in ruins.. not maintained properly.. free entry.. You can skip this fort if you are out of time.. 1. Historical Background: Built in the 17th century by Shivappa Nayaka of the Keladi Nayaka dynasty. Marked the decline of the Kolathiri Kingdom as the Keladi Nayakas expanded after the Vijayanagara Empire's fall. Located near the Chandragiri River, historically marking the boundary between Kolathunadu and Vijayanagara Empire. 2. Architecture: Hilltop fort, 150 feet above sea level, offering views of the Arabian Sea and Chandragiri River. Rectangular design with laterite stone walls, though now in ruins. Believed to have secret tunnels for escape or attacks. 3. Significance: Served as a military outpost for coastal defense and trade route control. Played a role in regional conflicts and negotiations. 4. Present-Day Highlights: Popular for panoramic views and sunsets over the Arabian Sea. Hosts cultural events and festivals. 5. Nearby Attractions: Bekal Fort: Larger and well-preserved fort nearby. Chandragiri Boat Club: Offers scenic backwater boat rides. 6. Tourism Appeal: Scenic location, ideal for history enthusiasts and photographers.

Chandragiri Fort is a wonderful spot nestled in the scenic landscape of Kasaragod. As you step into the fort, you're greeted by breathtaking views of the Chandragiri River flowing into the Arabian Sea. The fort's strategic location offers panoramic vistas that are simply stunning, making it an ideal spot to watch the sunset. The peaceful and calm atmosphere within the fort premises provides a perfect setting for relaxation and introspection. The fort is steeped in history, having been built by Sivappa Naik of Bedanore in the 17th century. As you explore the fort, you can almost hear the whispers of the past, with tales of the Vijayanagara Empire and the British East India Company. The fort's architecture and surroundings make it a great spot for photography, with plenty of opportunities to capture stunning images. However, some visitors have noted that the fort could benefit from better maintenance, with inadequate staff and facilities. Despite some areas for improvement, Chandragiri Fort remains a must-visit destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts. The fort's tranquil ambiance and stunning views make it an ideal spot to unwind and connect with nature. While the road leading to the fort needs improvement, the scenic views and historical significance make it well worth the trip.

A beautiful historic fort overlooking the confluence of the Chandragiri River and the Arabian Sea. The place offers stunning panoramic views, especially during sunset. This is a small fort when compared to Bekal, but it has its own charm and peaceful atmosphere. There is some parking available just down the road, making access easier. The area is quiet with lots of greenery around and perfect for photography.

A beautiful historic place. You can see an amazing panoramic view of Chandragiri river and it's surroundings from the top. But the authorities are not making use of it. I guess just for name sake some staffs are coming and sitting there and exactly at 5PM they close the gate and leave the place. If you want to have a visit, be there at least by 4:30PM. This will be an amazing sunset spot where people can come, sit, chit-chat and enjoy the beauty of the fort if managed properly. But who cares! How can some one enjoy a place in harsh sun light in the afternoon? Government office timings won't work out here. This has to be opened at least till 7PM.

Boxy Hilltop Fortress Sited Above The Chandragiri River Offering Dramatic Sunset Views...

Wasted time searching for the fort, the roads leading to the fort need maintenance, won’t feel like it’s a fort, in a residential area. There’s no signage on the entrance, in fact there’s a small opening with chained blockades which anyone can easily miss while driving. Parking is on the narrow road side, bigger cars will have problem. Free entry, Once inside one can see the Chandragiri river and part of Arabian Sea, fort is not maintained well. Bekal fort is larger and better maintained.

Nice sunset view, peacocks...constant chanting played from a nearby temple

Hosdurg Fort ( there’s no fort in the real sense now) is in Kanhangad near Kasaragod. Hosdurg Fort was built by Somashekara Nayaka of the Nayaka dynasty. There are only remnants of the fort left now and most of it are covered in thick vegetation. Near to the tower is the Public Crematorium and the other parts have many Government buildings housing many offices and a School. Better to avoid the place and if you’re religiously inclined the Nithyanandasram nearby with its 45 caves for meditation is a better option.

Not even the locals there know about the existence of such a place. If you keep on going round and round checking for all possible roads to the place that Google shows. The fort is kind ok OK. An OK view of the place around. If maintained well, can become a good 15 minutes visit and photo spot.

Is this even a fort? Someone tell me if this is a fort. It's a bunch of bricks with a way up. Yes, you get a view, but it ends there. Finding the way up is more satisfying than the view. Wading through the tall grass reminds me of playing Pokemon. A wild bidoof may emerge. The search for this fort, that seemed almost unknown to the locals was something. "Fort?" "Huh?"

Hosdurg Fort is a fort in Kanhangad which is part of kasaragod district  in Kerala  state. Hosdurg Fort with its round bastion looks imposing from a distance. Somashekara Nayaka from the keladi nayaka  dynasty of Ikkeri built this fort. The place is made well known by the Nithyanandasram with 45 caves. The fort is now in ruins, but located nearby is a school and some government offices. To the south-west of the fort is a temple that was also built by the Nayaks. The temple, dedicated to Shiva, is named the Poonkavanam Karpooreswara Temple.

Our old heritage, destroyed by old age and weather. Hosdurg Court, PWD office, KSEB office, Poomkavanam temple etc working here. Need department protection and renovation work to save this structure.

There isn't any activity on this monument.it is closed temporarily under some monumental act ,so it is difficult to explore.

One of the best fort in kangangad.. not very well maintained..

I had a remarkable experience exploring the natural underground cave. This privately-owned gem is a must-visit, especially during the summer. The entry fee of 30₹ per person is well worth it. The cave's cool temperature provided a welcome escape from the heat outside. The owners thoughtfully provided flashlights, ensuring a safe and enjoyable adventure. It was fascinating to spot bats, adding to the cave's natural allure. I highly recommend this cave to anyone seeking an exciting and refreshing experience in nature.

Awesome natural underground cave. Very dark and cool inside. Bats inside. Low ceiling in some spots. It's a private place, the owner discovered the cave network when he dug a well. Safe in summer, not sure in rainy season. Not a full fledged or popular tourist spot yet, but tourists do visit. Takes less than 40 minutes to walk through. Good for family visit, no food outlets nearby. Parking available.

It's not visually beautiful or amazing but considering from the prospect of geological evolution of the Cave, it's is really interesting. They way its been crafted like a couble of small tunnels. It's not amazing like waterfalls, hilltops, beach or other natural beauty to come although way here but if you are near 20km of this place then I suggest to visit for recreation. As its a cave there is not much to see but down in cave, the temperature is slightly lesser then of surrounding and eco of sound have a different feeling, group of friends enjoy with small trekking and baby rock climbing activities.... It's also nice place for couple and families as there also small park for kids...

Vist here if you wish to have a look at nature's hidden beauty. It's located not so far from Bheemanadi. During rainy season the cave maybe underwater and not open, so best time to visit will be summer. This is a private property and I really like to thank the owners for maintaining it and opening it for the public. If you find the gates closed or need to know the availability do contact the owners and they will definitely help you out (contact details available on the sign boards, do check out the images). The stairs down to the cave are bit too steep, so elderly people may find it difficult but it's hardly 20 steps. It's a nice spot to hangout with friends and family and only need 30 minutes max to explore the entire cave. Have fun, keep it clean, thank you ✌️. Are you a photographer? Try out some long exposure shots, will be cooooolll 😇

Surprisingly attractive natural cave. Even though its bit difficult for elderly and children to go down the stairs, ones you enter the cave, its a wonderful world. Its very cool inside even in the midst of summer. Entry fee is also minimal. There is a small ice cream shop in the entrance area run by the owners of the land. There is a small pond with fishes too. Other than this pond and ice cream there is nothing much for children to enjoy. I highly recommend this place for nature lovers but not for elderly or for people with muscle and join pain.

It was our first experience a walk inside the cave with fear and excitement.ther wer two caves.. Must visit.. Charges 30 rs only..someone will be available to guide you..

A batman cave- Yes you read that right. The cave has many bats living inside. It is a bit isolated property. Caretaker is available there who shows you the caves. The caves promises a very unique experience. The entry is quite steep so not suitable for elderly.

This restaurant is an absolute disgrace. The hygiene is appalling, with filth everywhere and the restroom resembling a neglected sewer, full of waste and stagnant, foul-smelling water. It was enough to make me lose my appetite. To make matters worse, the prices are *obscenely* high for what they offer. The audacity to charge so much for such a disgusting environment is beyond comprehension. The staff? Completely incompetent and indifferent. They couldn’t care less about the customers, and their lack of professionalism is insulting. This place is a health hazard, a waste of money, and an embarrassment to the food industry. Avoid it at all costs

Located on the state highway, this spot is perfect for travelers and families alike. Our bus stopped here for dinner and a quick restroom break. We tried the mixed fried rice, and it was impressive in both taste and quantity. With ample seating and a family-friendly atmosphere, it’s a great choice for a quick and satisfying meal while on the road.

We went there on the recommendation of our resort staff. Whatever we wanted to place order from the menu were unavailable. Finally settle for 1 plate rice and dal fry. Dal quantity was not enough for one plate of steam rice but overall the food was decent. Salt was little less in the dal and thus we had go add salt separately. Watermelon and mousambi juices were nice. Salad was also served as complimentary. Service was fast. Price was decent.

Everything was good and i ordered twin combo 2 burgers 1 fried chicken, fries and a cola . Burger was so dry , i thought i was eating a bun and chicken with some cabbage. So please improve it!!

I had a very disappointing experience at this hotel. The chicken curry was served without being properly prepared and was not cooked/boiled well. Kindly look into this matter to avoid such issues in the future.

This restaurant is near Bekal fort entrance.Staffs are polite & quick in services.Foods are good to taste & affordable.Seperate dinings are available for family.Must try place if you are planning to visit bekal fort.

Whatever food we wanted is not there from the menu , there are only limited foods, we should order what they recommend, even the Waiter doesn't know what's there in the restaurant. They Don't even deserve 1 star.

It was a mistake. I should never have visited this hotel. Coffee felt like soap solution. It cost 20 rupees too. Also had dahi Puri which had more than enough salt in it. Dahi was served in a small plate. I could only spread a few spoons on top of the puri. I strongly believe the amount of dahi provided is not sufficient for the dahi Puri. Dahi Puri cost rs.60. the size of the puri were also small. Also the masala dosa was average in taste and the price is rs.55 I think people are coming here because, this is the only vegetarian hotel around. I Won't recommend this place to anyone. They have some space for parking inside the premises. UPI payments accepted. The interior is kept clean. This is the only positive i could find about vasanth vihar.

A great choice for anyone looking for a clean and comfortable pure vegetarian restaurant. The place serves authentic and tasty Veg. food (The Sambar served with Masala dosa tastes typical Mangalorean-style) that feels homely and satisfying. It also offers ample parking space. The serving staffs are cordial and attentive and never waiting for tips. The pricing is quite reasonable for the quality and service provided. Overall, it’s a highly recommended spot for pure veg food seekers.

One among the Few Pure Vegetarian places @ Kasargod!! Very neat and clean place for Vegetarians, u will surely like any of the south Indian dishes served here !!! Must have Ghee Masala Dosa!! Chutney is 👌🏻👍🏻 🚗🅿️✅ 🏍️🅿️✅ ♿🅿️✅ ♿2-3 steps to climb 🚻✅

Visited Vasanth Vihar Hotel in Kasaragod during a wedding trip and had a delightful breakfast experience! 🍴👌 The Podi Roast was flavorful, and their variety of snacks were a hit. Loved the Bangalore Bun, the special Rava-coated Cutlet, Samosa, and Sweets - all were great! 😋 If you're in Kasaragod, Vasanth Vihar is a must-visit for tasty breakfast options. 👍 4.5/5 ⭐️

I often come here for tea, snacks, or breakfast. The taste is always very good and satisfying. The place has a charming old vintage hotel feel with a pleasant atmosphere. Service is quick and almost all food items are served fast. A nice spot to enjoy authentic flavors in a classic setting!

One of the best vegetarian spots in Kasaragod. It can get a bit busy during peak hours, but the food is excellent.

It's too crowded and the service was pretty good and the food was ok little bit oliy