Kasaragod district

India

Kasaragod district, in northern Kerala, links to 1584 places across 14 topics through 50 Bunkabop connections, with nature, history, and landmarks forming the core. The district borders Karnataka and shares strong ties with North Malabar and Kannur. It holds 12 rivers, more than any other district in Kerala, and several forts including Bekal and Hosdurg. The Central Plantation Crops Research Institute, established here in 1916, anchors its science connections, while Tulu language ties extend its reach across the state border.