Pallikere Beach
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The Pallikere beach Pallikere Beach is a relatively secluded and unspoiled beach located in the Kannur district of Kerala, India. It's known for its pristine sands, clear waters, and peaceful atmosphere, making it a perfect escape for those seeking tranquility. Pallikere beach is an ideal location for leisure. The natural beauty of the place rejuvenates your spirits. You will find plenty of peace and solitude for yourself in this place. Pallikere beach is regarded as a coveted picnic spot or a favorite weekend getaway for many tourists. You can take a pleasure bath in the cascading waves and get pampered by nature. Pallikere beach is a tranquil experience. the beach offers the ideal surroundings to relax and to allow you attain peace of soul.  With a beautiful expanse of shallow waters the beach is fast developing into a popular tourist destination. International standard facilities are being developed to make Pallikere one among the best beaches in the country.The beach is lined with coconut trees. The calm and silent ambiance makes it an ideal get away spot. This beach has ample facilities for recreation and relaxation. |
Location info: |
| Pallikere Beach is situated about 1 km from Bekal Fort and approximately 12 km from Kasaragod town. The beach lies on the Malabar coast in northern Kerala, offering a beautiful blend of lush greenery, swaying coconut palms, and a tranquil sea. |
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The climate is equable and varies little from season to season. The average maximum temperature is 31.2°C and minimum is 23.6°C. Kannur has a tropical climate with high humidity and warm temperatures throughout the year. The monsoon season typically runs from June to September, bringing heavy rainfall. |
History: |
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Pallikere Beach, like many other beaches in Kerala, has a rich historical significance. It was once a popular trading post and has witnessed the ebb and flow of various cultures and civilizations. |
Interesting things to do: |
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This beach has ample facilities for recreation and relaxation, You can see the Palm trres and it is regarded as a coveted picnic spot or a favorite weekend getaway for many tourists.You can also see the Famous Bekal Fort and Beach which is walkable distance. |
Interesting things to Visit: |
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Kannur Fort: This historic fort, built by the Portuguese, offers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and the Kannur city. Payyambalam Beach: Another popular beach in Kannur, Payyambalam Beach is known for its beautiful sunsets and a large aquarium. Hosdurg Beach: Located 12 kms south of Bekal is the Hosdurg beach. It is home to the many marvelous forts in Kasargode District. The Hosdurg Fort built by the Ikkeri Nayaks in mid-16th century draws the closest attention of the visitors. Kappil Beach: The secluded Kappil Beach is loacted 6 kms to the north of Bekal. The long stretch is wide and clean enough for swimming and beach walking. The beach has the massive rock, the Kodi Cliff, which act as a resting place for the visitors. Valiyaparamba Backwaters: Valiyaparamba is a backwater draw out situated in the district of Kasargod of Kerala. Circulated by 4 rivers flecked by quit number of small islands, Valiyaparamba is incredibly growing as an excellent backwater resort which grants captivating boat cruises. Valiyaparamba, a piece of land dissevered from the solid ground is a significant and notable fishing centre. The Valiyaparamba is just some few kilometers away from Bekal, where it just takes little hour's of ride to reach the place. Pandiyan Kallu: A rock rising in the sea about 2 km from the Trikkannad Temple, Pandiyan Kallu is an ideal spot for adventurous swimmers. Legend has it that the ship of one of the Pandiya Kings who attacked the Trikkannad Temple was converted into a rock. Ananthapuram Lake Temple: This 9th century monument is the only lake temple in Kerala and is dedicated to Sree Padmanabha and are considered to be the moolasthanam of Lord Sree Padmanabha. Madhur Temple: The Srimad Anantheswara Vinayaka Temple, with its rich architecture and copper plate roofing, rises majestically against the beautiful landscape of the Madhuvahini River. Edneer Mutt : The Mutt of Edneer renowned as a seat of art and learning belongs to the followers of Sankaracharya, the 8th century philosopher. |
Mobile range info: |
| Mobile network coverage is generally good in the areas around Pallikere Beach. Most major Indian telecom operators provide services in the region. |
How to reach? |
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Nearest Railway Station: Kanhangad (10 KM) and Kasaragod (14 KM) Railway Station |
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Nearest Airport: Mangalore Airport |
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Road Transport: Bekal is connected to Mangalore, Kannur, Kozhikode and Mumbai by NH17.
KRTC Buses frequently operates from one place to another. |
Nearest Visiting places: |
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Bekal Fort: Just 1 km from Pallikere Beach, Bekal Fort is one of the largest and best-preserved forts in Kerala, offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea. Ranipuram: Chandragiri Fort: Another historical fort located about 12 km from Pallikere Beach, offering beautiful views of the surrounding rivers and landscape. |
Nearest Petrol Pump: |
| Petrol Pump Kanhangad kasragod, Kerala. |
Hotels/Lodge/Accommodation: |
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Bekal Beach Resort Homestays & Guesthouses: Luxury Resorts: |
Things to carry: |
| It is necessary to carry beachwear and sunscreen lotion when you visit the
beach. Do carry handy cam or digital camera to capture the heaven and to
refresh your memories time and again. |
Tips & Suggestions: |
| The best time to visit Pallikere Beach is during the dry season (October to May) when the weather is pleasant and the beach is less crowded. Be respectful of the local environment and avoid littering. It's advisable to carry cash as not all establishments may accept card payments. If you're planning to spend a day at the beach, bring a picnic basket and some snacks. |
Help Line/Phone Number: |
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Local Police: Police Station |
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Care & Cure Hospital |
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Link: http://myindiatourguide.blogspot.com/2008/09/kerala-beaches.html |
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| Bekal Beach |
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| Kanwatheertha Beach |
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| Kappil Beach |
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| Valiyaparamba Backwater |
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| Kasaragod City |
| Kasargod is located in the northern part of Kerala. The place is known for its handloom and coir industry. Also, it is famous for spectacular items of bell metal. Though still untouched by urban lifestyle, Kasargod tourism is fast catching up because of its natural beauty. The main economic activity of people of Kasargod is fishing. While you travel to Kasargod, you will see the forest-covered lush green Western Ghats towards the East and the vast Arabian Sea towards the West. It is flanked by two main rivers, Talapadi and the Trikaripur in north and south respectively.Kasargod has a variety of temples and places of worship that have a distinct architectural style.....more |
| Bekal Fort |
| Bekal fort, the largest and the best-preserved fort in Kerala, lies in Pallikere, and its 16 Kms south of Kasaragod on the national highway at the northern tip of the state. The fort, a circular imposing structure of laterite rising 130 ft. above sea level, stands on a 35 acre headland that runs into the Arabian sea.Bekal fort is one among them .It is a famous tourist place in Kerala the land of yoga and Ayur Veda .Bekal fort is the largest and best preserved fort of kerala and has a grate tourist attraction.The fort is situated north of kerala at around 10km north of kanghangad town and has great historical and archeological interest. Bekal Fort, which is about 350 years old, is the largest fort in Kerala. It is proposed to be developed into a tourist complex.....more |
| Chandragiri Fort |
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| Hosdurg Fort |
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| Valiyaparamba Island |
| Valiyaparamba is a small island in the Arabian Sea in the Kasaragod district of Kerala state, south India. It is one of the main tourist spots of the district and also a fishing centreValiyaparamba is perhaps the most scenic backwater stretch in Kerala. Fed by four rivers and dotted with numerous little islands,Valiyaparamba, about 30 km from Bekal, Kasaragod, North Kerala.Valiyaparamba is fast turning into a much favoured backwater resort that offers enchanting boat cruises.Valiyaparamba is a beautiful backwater destination. A tour to Valiyaparamba will provide you a holiday in one of the most serene and tranquil destinations of Kerala. Located near Kasargod, Valiyaparamba is a small island favored by the tourists who search for some seclusion in the lap of nature.....more |
| Malik Dinar Mosque |
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| Chandragiri River |
| Chandragiri River is Located in Southeast of Kasaragod town on the banks of the Chandragiri river, Kasaragod district, north Kerala.The river originates in a village called Koinadu of Kodagu district in Karnataka state. Chandragiri fort lies three km south of Kasargod town. It has a large square situated high above the Chandragiri River on its southern bank. In the 17th century Sivappa Nayak of Bednore has built the fort. He also stablished his authority over the area and built a chain of forts. This fort is situated on the bank of the Chandragiri River and marked the traditional boundary between Kerala and the Tuluva Kingdom. There is a beautiful bridge over the Chandragiri River at Thekkil at the distance of five miles from Chandragiri.....more |
| Neeleshwaram River |
| The Nileswaram River is located 45km from kasargod and 12 km from bekal, Kasargod District, Kerala.It Flows through Nileswaram, the seat of the Rajas of a bygone era, palaces, sacred groves, shrines, festivals and yoga centres. River Cruises are the best kept secret of Nileswaram. Cruising along the Tejaswini River can make you discover the magic of life on River. BRDC ( Bekal Resorts Development Corporation ) runs several Houseboat cruises on the Tejaswini River from Kottapuram in Nileswar to Valiyaparamba. The town is also famous for its numerous kavus (shrines)temple festivals and the Kavil Bhavan Yoga and Cultural Centre which offers rejuvenation therapy and naturopathy treatments like mud and herbal baths.....more |
| Uppala River |
| Uppala river is a situated in Kasargod District of Kerala and is 15 km south of Manjeshwar and its close to the Arabian Sea,Uppala is a populated place in Kerala, The river shirrriya & abijna and uppala joins here. The length of the river is about 50 km.Originating 150 m height from the sea level, the river passes through Kasargod District in Kerala, and merges in the Arabian Sea.Uppala River, also known as Kalai River, originates from the Veerakamba Hills in Karnataka.Manjeswar river joins from the north eastern side and Uppala river (broader river) joins from the south eastern side. Ancient uppala bridge constructed at NH 17, across Uppala river near Hosangadi and You can also Add Hotel of any type so Tourists can stay in your Hotel in Uppala River.....more |
| Ananathpura Temple |
| The Ananthapura temple is situated in the central part of a lake of the 31-km from Bekal at Ananthapura,Kasargod District, Kerala. The Ananthapura temple is just five kilometers away from Kumbla. The Ananthapura temple is very familiar, as it is the only lake temple that has the Moolasthana of the Anantha Padmanabha Swami. The other major attraction of the Ananthapura temple is they can be visited by any group of visitors irrespective to caste, creed and religion. The house of worship is surrounded by a porch along the outside of a building called Chuttambalam. The temple has a small pond where water will stays with respect to seasonal changes.The presiding of the temple is Lord Vishnu seated on the serpent god, Adishesha.....more |