Attractions & Places

to Visit in Kerala

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Among the places to see in Bekal is the mosque, which was built in 624 AD in the ancient Kerala style of architecture. Most intriguing is the fact that the architecture is akin to that of a temple. The trademark dome that graces the tops of other Indian mosques is absent with a tiled roof similar to Indian temples taking its place.

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The glorious, hand-woven Kasaragod sari has been around for ages. Although known for their rich colours and heritage designs, the production of these saris is now a dying tradition, with very few looms now making these hand-crafted pieces of art. An enriching, unmissable experience when you stay at Taj Bekal Resort & Spa.

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Shopping for bronze is one of the best things to do in Bekal. Kerala is renowned for its handmade bronze artefacts and utensils. Bronze, known as odu, is expertly fashioned into lamps, valkannadi (hand-held mirrors) and uruli (a wide, shallow cooking vessel). Depending on the complexity and skill involved, these items can command relatively high prices.

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The Sree Madanantheswara Siddhivinayak Temple, known better as Madhur Temple, has a distinct three-tiered dome, copper-plated roof and a cloistered court. The temple rises grandly against the serene landscape of the Madhuvahini River, where you can take a cleansing dip. Easily one of the most majestic places to visit in Bekal.

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The imposing Bekal Fort is among the largest and best-preserved forts in Kerala and, according to our guests, one of the best things to do in Bekal. Resembling a giant key-hole, it is believed to have been built in the 1600s. It is surrounded by an expanse of golden sands on three sides, providing sweeping panoramic views of the majestic Arabian Sea.

Description :

Among the places to see in Bekal is the mosque, which was built in 624 AD in the ancient Kerala style of architecture. Most intriguing is the fact that the architecture is akin to that of a temple. The trademark dome that graces the tops of other Indian mosques is absent with a tiled roof similar to Indian temples taking its place.

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The glorious, hand-woven Kasaragod sari has been around for ages. Although known for their rich colours and heritage designs, the production of these saris is now a dying tradition, with very few looms now making these hand-crafted pieces of art. An enriching, unmissable experience when you stay at Taj Bekal Resort & Spa.

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If you are in Kerala, taking home delectable chips is unquestionable. Famous for the homestyle snack, choose from jackfruit chips, salted banana chips or the sharkara upperi (jaggery-coated banana chips) - there is something for everyone.