While touring Kasargod district, no one ever likes to return without paying a visit to Kappil beach. This less crowded and unexplored beach remains a better option for the tourists who seek greater privacy while on a picnic with family. Another attraction of the beach is that it is close to Bekal Fort and Bekal beach, a great spot of attraction in the district. The fort lies just six km away. Kappil beach, in most of the times, remains less crowded. Thus, being less crowded, it offers the tourists greater calm and alluring peace of mind. Serene and calm nature of the beach persuade everyone who visits the site.

Paithalmala a hill station in north Kerala is about 70 km from Payyanur and takes about an hour and half journey to get there. Paithalmala is the best place for camping trekking and adventure tourism and it also has a hanging bridge and watch tower. You may go prepared for an overnight stay and enjoy the views of sunset and sunrise from the hill top by enjoying background music of small waterfalls.

Madhur temple was originally Madhanentheswara (Shiva) Temple and as the lore goes, an old so called "low caste" lady "Madaru" discovered an "Udbhava Murthy" (a statue that was not made by a human) of shiva linga. The Ganapathy statue was drawn by a priest's son, a small Brahmin boy, on the walls of the Garbhagriha(sanctum sanctorum) while playing. Day by day it became big and fat; so that the boy called Ganapathi as "boddajja" or "bodda ganesha". The legend of Kumble seme says Tipu Sultan wanted to demolish the temple like Adooru Mahalingeswara temple during his invasion of Coorg, Tulunadu, and Malabar. But after drinking water from the well of the temple.