Hosdurg Taluk, located in the southern part of Kasaragod district, Kerala, is a culturally diverse and historically significant region known for its coastal charm and ancient forts. It comprises around 31 villages, encompassing a mix of coastal, midland, and hilly areas. Agriculture—particularly coconut, paddy, and arecanut cultivation—is a key livelihood, along with fishing and small-scale industries. Kanhangad town, the taluk headquarters, is a fast-growing urban center with strong educational and healthcare facilities. The taluk is also home to notable landmarks like the Hosdurg Fort and spiritual centers such as the Nithyanand Ashram. With its rich cultural heritage, agricultural base, and developing infrastructure, Hosdurg Taluk plays a vital role in the growth and identity of Kasaragod district.