About Veeramala Hills
Veeramala Hills is a small mountain located in Cheruvathur, Kasaragod district of Kerala. The hilltop features ruins of an 18th-century Dutch fort and offers panoramic views of the Kariangode River and surrounding green lowlands. It serves as an emerging picnic spot and viewpoint for nature enthusiasts and photography.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a light trek up tranquil trails to reach the hilltop, where they will find sharp grasses, green meadows, and naturally manicured trees forming a picturesque setting. The summit provides panoramic views of the Kariangode River and its surroundings, along with the ruins of an 18th-century Dutch fort. The area is suitable for photography, especially family and couple portraits, and offers a peaceful escape into nature.
Key highlights
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Panoramic views of the Kariangode River and surrounding green lowlands
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Ruins of an 18th-century Dutch fort on the hilltop
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Picturesque setting with sharp grasses, green meadows, and naturally manicured trees
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Tranquil trekking trails suitable for beginners
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Ideal location for nature photography
History of Veeramala Hills
The hilltop contains ruins of an 18th-century Dutch fort, representing colonial-era heritage in northern Kerala.
Route
| By air | The nearest airports are Mangalore International Airport (approximately 100 km) and Kannur International Airport (approximately 109 km from Kasaragod). |
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| By train | The nearest railway station is Cheruvathur Railway Station, approximately 16 kilometers away, located on the Nileswaram-Payyanur line. |