Trikkannad Tryambakeshwara Temple

Trikkanad Sree Thrayambakeshwara Temple, Kasargod

Devoted to Lord Shiva, Trikkanad temple popularly known as Dhakshina Kashi is located on the shores of Arabian sea, about 1km from Bekal and the only one in the district which faces to the west. The annual temple festival celebrations include performances of Theyyam and Thitambu Nritham, a ritual art form of North Kerala more than 700 years old. It is mainly performed by Namboothiris of this part of Kerala.It is a unique temple where unlike in other temples, Shiveli is done thrice a day. (Shiveli is a ritual in which its believed that Lord Himself comes out of the temple to see whether His Boothaganams are satisfied with the Pooja offered; The tourist spot named Pandian Kallu is just 2kms away from this temple.

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Bekal is a small town in the Kasaragod district on the West coast of the state of Kerala, India. There are several attractions in the area: the giant keyhole shaped Bekal Fort, the golden expanse of a beautiful beach surrounding the fort, backwaters and hill destinations and the water sport facilities nearby.
Bekal is a coastal town It’s known for 17th-century Bekal Fort, built in the shape of a keyhole, which has red-brick towers overlooking the Arabian Sea. Adjoining the fort is Mukhyaprana Temple, dedicated to the Hindu monkey god, Hanuman. Sandy Bekal Beach stretches southwards. North of the town, peaceful Kappil Beach adjoins the backwaters of the Kappil River.
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Bekal Fort
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How to Reach Bekal
By Train. Kasargod and Kanhangad are the nearest important railway stations from Bekal, which are located at a distance of around 14 km and 16 km away.

By Air. Mangalore domestic terminal is the nearest airport, which is located at a distance of around 67 km or By Road.

Bekal is famous for its largest and best preserved forts in Kerala. This serene place is famous as the land of gods, sea-kissed forts, majestic hills, rivers and an enchanting beach.
So friends whenever you visit to Kerala, don't forget to visit Bekal
because of The splashing of the sea waves to the bottom of the fort along with the breathtaking surroundings is an incredible combination you must experience. When you stand at the edge of the Bekal fort looking at the expanse of the sea, you can hear the ovation of the victory of Mysore King Tipu Sultan and his military. The history-cultural fusion etched on the architecture of the Bekal fort makes this destination a wonderful rendezvous for an ideal getaway.