Bekal Tourism

Bekal is a small town in the Kasaragod district of Kerala, India, famed primarily for its well-preserved Bekal Fort, which is the largest and best-preserved fort in Kerala. Edging the Arabian Sea, Bekal Fort offers astonishing views and is surrounded by a beautiful beach. The keyhole-shaped fort and the ancient walls echo with the tales of bygone eras. The fort is spread over 40 acres and stands on a promontory that rises sharply from the sea. The Bekal Fort was built in the 17th century and has been a key military post during its time. It's now a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India. The town of Bekal is also known for its scenic beauty, with backwaters, hills, and the serene Pallikere Beach. This region's natural charm is complemented by the warm hospitality typical of Kerala, with opportunities to experience local culture and cuisine. The Bekal Hole Aqua Park is popular among families looking for a fun day out. The place blends historical richness with the tranquility of Kerala's coastline, making it a perfect getaway for travelers looking to step back in time while enjoying the natural splendors of the 'God's Own Country'.