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Described as the land of Forts and Gods, Kasaragod is noted for Theyyam, a performing art that blends dance, myth, drama, music, art and theatrics. The magnificent key-hole shaped Bekal Fort is an architectural wonder. The northernmost district of Kerala, Kasaragod is also renowned for its hills, water bodies, and coir and handloom industry

Described as the land of Forts and Gods, Kasaragod is noted for Theyyam, a performing art that blends dance, myth, drama, music, art and theatrics. The magnificent key-hole shaped Bekal Fort is an architectural wonder. The northernmost district of Kerala, Kasaragod is also renowned for its hills, water bodies, and coir and handloom industry

the many lores at Kasaragod, a land known for festivals, folk and visual art. Yakshagana is one of the popular Indian theatre forms performed in Kasaragod in Kerala and the South Canara districts of Karnataka. The art form is characterised by extravagant costumes, elaborate make-up and unique stage techniques. The

An emerald gem hidden deep in the outskirts of Kasaragod is Malom, a sleepy hamlet. Nestled in the foothills of the entrancing Western Ghats, Malom, the world of hills, offers trekking, mountain biking, eco trips, adventure safaris and much more. Go for a trek into the hills and drop yourself into the wild lush corner to rediscover life.

Jan 1, 2007 · Kasaragod, the northern most district of Kerala, is better known to the world outside for its Bekal Fort. The vast natural landscapes, beaches, tribal population and its folk arts and music compose a heaven out of this place that allure tourists from all over the world.

Kasaragod, the northernmost district of Kerala, is blessed with Nature's bounty, owing to the mighty stretches of Western Ghats to the east, the Arabian Sea to the west, 12 rivers and many streams crisscrossing the land. It is also a land of forts, mosques, churches, and temples.

Cultural Heritage of Kasaragod The rich cultural heritage of kasaragod is reflected in the range of art forms that took form in this region. The spectacular pageant of Theyyam the energy and vibrancy of Yakshgana, Kambala (buffallo race) and Cock fight all compose a symphonic melody out of this great land.

Kasaragod has stood witness to the settlement of various human communities within its borders that came in the wake of military invasions, commercial travels and diplomatic missions. Subsequently their languages and their cultures nourished the adoptive region, and Kasaragod became a land of seven tongues

Jan 1, 2007 · As far as language is concerned Kasaragod occupies a unique position in the map of Kerala. There are as many as seven languages used actively by a considerable number of people in Kasaragod. Though the administrative language is Malayalam, Tulu, Beary bashe, Kannada, Marathi and Konkani are also spoken.