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A 17th-century fort in Kasargod with panoramic views of the Chandragiri River joining the Arabian Sea, known for its incredible sunsets.
Discover what makes this destination truly special
Chandragiri Fort stands on a small hill at the meeting point of the Chandragiri River and the Arabian Sea. This large, square-shaped fort, constructed from laterite blocks, offers commanding views of the surrounding landscape. As you walk through its gates, you'll find extensive walls, crumbling bastions, and open grounds covered in grass. The structure is mostly in ruins, but its grand scale and strategic position are still very clear.
Plan your trip around the ideal season for the best experience
November to January, especially on weekends and during evening hours for sunset viewing.
February to March and September to October, particularly on weekday evenings.
April to June due to the extreme heat, and during daytime hours in the monsoon season (July-August).
Plan ahead with accurate pricing and visiting hours
Indian Visitors
₹20
Per person
Foreign Visitors
₹20
Per person
Opening Hours
9:00 AM — 5:30 PM
Open on all days. It is best to confirm timings on public holidays as they might vary. Last entry is typically 30 minutes before closing time.
Entry fee is nominal, around ₹20 per person for all visitors. Prices are subject to change. There might be an additional fee for carrying a camera.
Find your way to this destination with ease
Address
Chandragiri Fort Road, Chandragiri, Kasaragod, Kerala 671317
Coordinates
12.4699, 75.0033
Nearest City
Kasargod
Multiple ways to get to this destination conveniently
Mangalore International Airport (IXE) is the nearest airport, located about 60 km away. From the airport, you can hire a taxi to reach Kasargod, which takes abo...
Kasargod Railway Station (KGQ) is the closest railhead, just 7 km from the fort. It is well-connected to major cities in Kerala and the rest of India. Auto-rick...
The fort is located just off National Highway 66 (NH66), which connects Mumbai to Kanyakumari. It is easily accessible by road from nearby towns like Mangalore ...
From Kasargod town, auto-rickshaws are the most common way to get to the fort. Local buses also ply on the route, but you might have a short walk to the entranc...
Learn about the story and cultural importance of this destination
Built in the 17th century, Chandragiri Fort is attributed to Sivappa Nayaka of the Keladi dynasty, who also ruled over areas of coastal Karnataka. Its primary purpose was to serve as a strategic defensive structure, marking the southern boundary of his kingdom. The fort's location at the mouth of th...
The fort's importance comes from its history as a key border outpost of the Keladi Nayaka kingdom. Architecturally, it is a good example of defensive structures built using the locally available laterite stone. Its strategic placement at the confluence of the river and the sea highlights the militar...
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