Bekal

Bekal is a small region with adoring attractiveness situated in the shoreline of the Arabian Sea in Pallikare village in the district of Kasargod of the state Kerala. The district of Kasargod is the northmost region located in the Kerala State. At the time of Perumal age Bekal was a section of Mahodayapuram. The Kodavalam epigraph of Bhaskara Ravi II, the king of Mahodayapuram exemplified the uncontroversial political swag of Mahodayapuram over this region.

Pursuing the political declension of Mahodayapuram Perumals in the 12th century AD, the region of northern Kerala and Bekal where acclaimed under the reign of Kolathunadu. The nautical significance of Bekal gradually rose to a greater extent under kolathiries and it embellished as a major port town of Thulunadu. The financial and economic value of the port town instigated the Nayaks to reinvigorate Bekal consequently. Manjeswar and Thaliparamba were captivated by Somashekhara Nayak and it was set to build a new fort.

Bekal is a significant tourism spot that has quite several prominent features. The place is far-famed for its scenic beauty that grabs the attention of the visitors from several different places. Bekal is known for its unique charm that holds quite several attractions and it offers the traditional Keralite hospitality to its visitors. Bekal is an excellent and classy place to visit during the vacation time, as you can enjoy the pleasure of being feathered by nature. Bekal has become the thriving and major tourism spot and they have been given great importance by the tourism department of Kerala. People visiting Bekal can take the specialized rejuvenation to keep their mind and physique fit.