The Manjampothikunnu Hill Tourism Project is to develop the area as a hill based picnic spot that offers a 360 degree view that includes Arabian Sea and Western Ghats, a rare sight not much found elsewhere. It would have the qualities as a natural park and a hillock attraction. The project is designed in a way that it includes recreational activities, entertainment and other provisions to explore the beauty of the place. The facilities provided would include food outlets, children’s play area, walkway, landscaping, musical fountain, parking facilities, cantilever viewpoint, astronomic vision centre, resting area, toilet blocks, yard lighting, water conservation system and a lactation room.

Valiyaparamba Backwaters in Kasaragod, Kerala, offers a picturesque and serene backwater experience, characterized by its natural beauty, calm waters, and scenic beauty of coconut groves. Known as one of the most picturesque backwater stretches in North Kerala, it is fed by four rivers and features several islands, providing an ideal setting for traditional houseboat (Kettuvallam) cruises. Visitors can enjoy tranquil boat rides, explore the surrounding lush greenery, and experience a peaceful escape from the usual tourist hustle.

The Cheroor Hanging Bridge, also known as Cheroor Palam or Thonikadavu Hanging Bridge, is a suspension bridge that spans the Payaswini River. It is located in the Cheroor village, which is around 14 kilometers from Kasaragod town. The bridge is a picturesque spot that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and the river below. It is an important connectivity point for the local community, especially for accessing nearby villages and agricultural areas.

Pallikere Beach is a scenic destination located near Bekal Fort in the Kasaragod district of Kerala, India, offering views of the historic fort. It is easily accessible and features a viewpoint known as YK's View Point, providing views of the beach and sunsets, and is a spot where trains pass by the shoreline.

Popularly known as the Dakshina Kashi the Thrikkanad temple is located on the shores of Arabian sea, about 1km from Bekal. The temple is devoted to Lord Shiva and is known for its various customs and rituals performed for the well - being of the souls of the dead. On the new moon days, thousands of devotees flock to this temple for pithrutharppanam (homage to the forefathers with idols made of gold and silver). They perform the rituals and take a holy dip in the sea. It is believed that the idol of the temple is consecrated by the great sage Kanva. The exact period of the installation is not known but the general assumption is that the temple existed in the eleventh century.