In the northernmost Kerala, Kasaragod has a deep-seated cultural heritage dating back to ancient times. The community here has maintained a tradition that dates back to prehistoric eras, fostering harmonious living across social, religious, and caste divisions. Like other cultures, the residents of Kasaragod firmly hold on to their time-honoured beliefs and customs, which they pass down through generations. Throughout its history, the region has experienced multiple military conquests, with its landscape, early political incursions, religious migrations, and trade connections all contributing to the formation of a rich and varied culture in Kasaragod. Outside influences have brought new traditions and practices to the local population. Over time, Kasaragod has evolved into a melting pot of diverse communities, ultimately giving rise to a multicultural society in the northernmost region of Malabar. This research aims to discover the fundamental traits and diverse culture in the northernmost part of Kerala.