It is well-known for its beaches, backwaters, forts, and tourist attractions. Bekal is home to Kerala's largest fortress.
The only lake temple open to all visitors is Ananthapura Temple.
The 17th-century Chandragiri Fort is located in the Kasaragod District of Kerala, India. The fort is 46 metres above sea level and covers an area of about seven acres along the Payaswini River.
Valiyaparamba Backwaters is a major fishing destination in the region. This backwater stretch is one of the most beautiful in Kerala.
The Nityanandashram Caves are a collection of 45 caves that house Swami Nityananda's panchaloha sculpture
The Bekal Hole Aqua Park is an adventure park that provides visitors with a variety of water rides.
Kappil Beach, which covers an area of 25 acres, is located 6 kilometres from the Bekal Fort.
Bekal Fort, built nearly 300 years ago, is one of Kerala's largest and best preserved forts.
Bekal Fort Beach, which spans 35 acres, is regarded as one of the best-kept beaches in Kasargod.
Nileswaram is a cultural centre that houses the Department of Archeology's traditional knowledge centre.
Every three years, the Uroos festival is held in the Malik Dinar Mosque to commemorate the day of the Tabi'in's visit to Kerala.