Kassarkod Backwaters

The northernmost district of Kerala, Kassarkod is situated on the sea coast with the Western Chats on its east and northern borders.Kasargod is known for its coir and handloom industries.Fishing is a prime source of livelihood.Grey rocks and barren land amidst decse vegetation as well as calm lagoons visible through the coconut palms along the coastal beltlend this districta rare and different beauty.

Kasargod town, The Fort, Bakal, Chandragiri, Manjeshwara.
Bekal Fort:
The fort with historical and archaeological significance affords a magnificent view of the sea from its tall observation towers. This is the largest and best-preserved fort in Kerala. The Fort is perched atop a hill.It gives a strategic view of the countryside.

Fort at Chandragiri:
The fort, a large squarish one by the side of a river, is at Chandragiri, south-east of Kasargode. It was built in the 17th century by Sivappa Nayaka of Bedanore.

Manjeshwaram:
It is a little cashew-rich town at the northern tip of the district. It is the memorial to Govinda Pai, the grand patriarch of Kannada literature.

The climate is warm and humid throughout the year
Temperature:
Mean Max: 36.5°C ; Mean Min: 27.25° C
Rainfall: 344cm (Annual).