Dreamz Kasaragod, Kerala Tours

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highlights

Bekal Fort:
Explore one of the largest and best-preserved forts in Kerala, overlooking the Arabian Sea.
Enjoy panoramic views and serene sunsets from the fort's ramparts. Chandragiri Fort:
Visit this 17th-century riverside fort offering breathtaking views of the Chandragiri River.
Enjoy a peaceful boat ride on the river. Pristine Beaches:
Bekal Beach: Known for its golden sands and proximity to Bekal Fort.
Kappil Beach: A tranquil spot with backwaters on one side and the sea on the other.
Kanwatheertha Beach: Famous for its natural lagoon-like pool. Cultural and Spiritual Experiences:
Witness traditional Theyyam performances during the season (October to May).
Visit Ananthapura Lake Temple, the only lake temple in Kerala, and home to a legendary vegetarian crocodile.
Explore the Madhur Temple, renowned for its intricate architecture and historical significance. Natural Wonders:
Ranipuram Hills: A serene hill station known as the "Ooty of Kerala," perfect for trekking and nature walks.
Valiyaparamba Backwaters: Experience houseboat cruises and enjoy the scenic beauty of the backwaters. Traditional Crafts and Cuisine:
Discover local craftsmanship, including coir products and handloom weaving.
Savor authentic North Kerala dishes like Malabar biryani, ghee rice with chicken curry, and local seafood delicacies.

Overview

Kasaragod is a district located in the northernmost part of the Indian state of Kerala. It is known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning natural beauty, and historical significance. Kasaragod is bordered by the Arabian Sea to the west and the Western Ghats to the east. Its landscape is characterized by lush greenery, rolling hills, backwaters, and serene beaches. Overall, Kasaragod is a destination that appeals to travelers seeking a blend of history, culture, natural beauty, and culinary delights in the scenic setting of northern Kerala.

Overview of the Tour:

Duration: 3–7 days, depending on the itinerary.
Best Time to Visit: October to March for pleasant weather and Theyyam performances.

Activities:

Heritage exploration at forts and temples.
Relaxation at pristine beaches and backwaters.
Cultural immersion through local performances and traditions.
Adventure and trekking in the lush hills of Ranipuram.

Morning around 9.30 after breakfast drive to Nileshwar and visit Beedi (local cigerate) making factory , Beedi making is a labor-intensive process that requires skill and precision. Workers, often women, hand- oll tobacco leaves in tendu or temburni leaves, a process that has been passed down through generations. You will get an opportunity to know and see how the local Beedi made, and you can interact with skilled womens and they teach you tip and triks of the Beedi making.

After visiting Beedi factory Proceed to Muthappan temple for witnessing Theyyam. Theyyam is a vibrant and ancient ritualistic art form native to the Malabar region of Kerala mostly happen in Kannur and asaragod district. It is deeply rooted in the region's cultural and religious traditions and holds significant social and spiritual importance. After watching spectaculer performance of Theyyam drive to Nileshwar

houseboat for have lunch. Kasaragod is renowned for its serene backwaters and tranquil landscapes, making it an ideal destination for houseboat experiences. Houseboats in Nileshwar offer a unique pportunity to explore the picturesque backwaters while enjoying traditional Kerala cuisine. Kerala is famous for its delicious and aromatic cuisine, and Nileshwar houseboats offer authentic Kerala meals prepared by skilled onboard chefs. The food served on houseboats often includes a variety of dishes. The houseboat sets sail, gently gliding through the tranquil waters, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape till evening. Around 4.15 in the evening back to resort.

Morning around 9.30 drive to Kunhimangalam heritage village to known for its handicrafted bronze lamps, sculpture and curios. The vollage is home to a craftman they have specialized in making bell metal , you can interact with craftman and explore and experiencing their life and how to made lamps etc.

After visiting artician home and drive to handloom making industry of Kasaragod district. Handloom weaving has been an integral part of Kasaragod's cultural and economic landscape for centuries. The district is

renowned for its rich tradition of handloom weaving, producing a wide range of exquisite textiles that reflect the region's cultural heritage and craftsmanship, visit waving center and interact with weavers, they will explain the process of weaving.

Walking through the backwater village and have lunch in a local restuarant and you can experiencing the local and traditional food kanji (rice gruel) with verity of fish dish and verity of side dish.

After handloom experince just walking through the backwaters area of Valiyaparamba Kasaragod, you can expolre and experiencing the local life of the region and we can visit a coir making home. Coir popularly known as golden fibre of Kerala made with coconut husks. You can meet with coir makers and see how to made coir products of Kerala.

Around 1.00 pm afternoon drive to a traditional Kerala home for have lunch. They serving Kerala traditional meal with verity of dishes made by owner of the home. She offering authentic Kerala's cuisine which is both healthy & delicious.

After having delicious food and take rest drive to Bekal fort. Bekal Fort is situated on the coast of the Arabian Sea, near the town of Bekal in northern Kerala. It is strategically positioned atop a hill overlooking the sea, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The exact origins of Bekal Fort are uncertain, but it is believed to have been built around the 17th century by the rulers of the Ikkeri dynasty. The fort served as a key military stronghold for various dynasties that ruled the region, including the Nayakas and the Keladi Nayakas. Visit fort and enjoying sunset back to resort and take rest.