# Eniyadi Makham Uroos

> Eniyadi Makham Uroos at Eniyadi Makham, Kasaragod, 18 Apr 2027, tickets: https://www.facebook.com/eniyadidarga/

- **When:** 18 Apr 2027, 4:00 PM – 21 Apr 2027, 10:00 PM IST
- **Venue:** Eniyadi Makham
- **Address:** Eriyadi, Kasaragod, kerala, 671541
- **Organiser:** Eventify
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## About this event

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Eniyadi Maqam Uroos is an annual Islamic devotional observance held at Eniyadi Maqam in Bandaduka, within Kuttikol Grama Panchayat of Kasaragod district. Kerala Tourism lists the event as a traditional religious festival associated with Eniyadi Maqam and identifies the shrine on Thekkil–Aletty Road, Bandaduka. The Kerala Police also identifies Eniyadi Makham at Bandadka as one of the principal religious places in the Bedakam Police Station area, confirming its established place in the local religious landscape. The Uroos is traditionally held in February and brings devotees to the maqam for religious observances and remembrance associated with the shrine. In Kerala’s Malabar region, maqams and urooses form part of a longstanding Islamic devotional tradition centred on the commemoration of revered spiritual figures and the gathering of local communities. Eniyadi Maqam Uroos is similarly a community-oriented religious occasion, with the shrine serving as a focal point for prayer and devotional participation. The celebration is part of Kasaragod’s diverse religious heritage, where Islamic, Hindu and Christian traditions have developed alongside one another over generations. The Bandaduka area itself is a rural settlement in the eastern part of Kasaragod district, and the maqam is located close to Bandaduka Fort, giving the site a distinctive local setting. Kerala Tourism records Bandaduka Bus Stop as the nearest public-transport landmark, while the official festival listing places Kottikulam Railway Station and Kasaragod Railway Station considerably farther away than the railway distance stated in the supplied information. The annual gathering can attract devotees from surrounding communities, making it both a religious observance and an occasion for social interaction. The exact programme of prayers, religious talks, communal activities and other events can vary between editions and should be confirmed locally before visiting. For travellers interested in Kerala’s Islamic heritage, Eniyadi Maqam provides an opportunity to encounter a living shrine tradition within the rural cultural landscape of northern Kerala. Visitors should approach the maqam as an active religious site, dress respectfully and follow instructions from the shrine authorities during the Uroos and regular prayer periods. The festival’s significance lies in its continuing devotional role and its contribution to preserving the religious and community traditions of Kasaragod’s Muslim population

🚆 Railway: Kasaragod Railway Station – approximately 37.5 km from Eniyadi Maqam; Kottikulam Railway Station is approximately 38 km away, according to Kerala Tourism.

✈️ Airport: Mangaluru International Airport – approximately 107 km from Eniyadi Maqam, according to Kerala Tourism.

🚌 Bus: Bandaduka Bus Stop – approximately 400 m from Eniyadi Maqam. The shrine is on Thekkil–Aletty Road and is accessible by road from Bandaduka and surrounding areas.

🏨 Stay: Accommodation options are available in and around Kasaragod and Kanhangad; visitors attending the Uroos should arrange accommodation in advance.

✅ Notes: Kerala Tourism lists Eniyadi Maqam Uroos as a traditional religious festival normally held in February. The shrine is located at Bandaduka, Kuttikol Panchayat, near Bandaduka Fort. Festival dates and programme details should be confirmed locally before travelling. (keralatourism.org)