Udupi Unexplored

What comes to your mind when you think of Udupi?

Slowly disappearing Sun at crowded Malpe beach? Spiritual feel at the famous Krishna temple or numerous divine temples spread across the district? Aerial sea view from the lighthouse of Kapu(Kaup) beach? Mysterious rock formation at St Mary’s island?

Well, you are not alone. These are the most visited places across the district and for obvious reasons these places will be on top of the checklist for the tourists visiting Udupi.

But there are many locations around Udupi known only to locals and are beautiful to the core and truly define the culture of the place.
‘Udupi Unexplored’ is our humble effort to explore these unexplored, hidden treasures of Udupi. This blog and video series will be very close to our hearts as Udupi is hometown to both of us. Hope you enjoy this journey as much as we did. Happy traveling!!!!

You can watch our videos on the places we have visited for a glimpse of our upcoming posts in this series.

Aroor

Aroor is a small village in Udupi district of Karnataka. It is 16 km from Udupi town and 6 km from Brahmavara. With nearly 750 families residing, the population is 3,600.

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Heroor Hanging Bridge

Heroor hanging bridge is a small and beautiful bridge constructed across Madisalu river. This place is 13 kms from Udupi and 5.5 km from Brahmavara. This bridge is 130 meters long and connects Uppuru and Heroor.

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Mekkekattu Nandikeshwara Temple

Mekkekattu Nandikeshwara Temple is one of the very distinct temples in Udupi with the presence of hundreds of mysterious wooden dolls inside the temple. Close to a historical place Barkur, this temple is one of the must-visit spots around Udupi.

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Kallu Ganapati Temple

Kallu Ganapathi Temple is one of the beautiful temples hidden inside a small village called Shiriyara of Udupi district. This temple is unknown even to many natives of Udupi, and it makes a perfect entry for our Udupi Unexplored series. This temple is 28 km from Udupi and 15 km from Brahmavara.

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Kukkude

Kukkude is one of the many delta regions around coastal town Udupi. Honnala is another coastal village adjacent to Kukkude. Both are just 2.5 km away from each other.

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Honnala

Hangarakatte

Hangarakatte is a rare village in Udupi with a functioning port and a ferry terminal. This unique place is just 7 km from our sweet home, and it made a perfect candidate for this Udupi unexplored series.

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Delta beach

Delta Beach or Kodi Bengre Beach is one of the unique beaches in Udupi where the confluence of the Suvarna river and Sita river merges with the Arabian Sea. The unique feature of this beach is that it is surrounded by water from 3 sides.

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Kemmannu Hanging Bridge

Kemmannu Hanging bridge is also called as Thimmana Kuduru Hanging Bridge. It is located in Thonse village and is just 7.5 km from Delta beach.

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2 Responses

  1. Harshal says:

    Wow, what an insightful exploration of Udupi! This blog truly encapsulates the essence of Udupi, shedding light on its unexplored gems and hidden treasures. As someone who has always been fascinated by off-the-beaten-path destinations, reading about the lesser-known attractions in Udupi was truly inspiring.

    The vivid descriptions and captivating photographs paint a vivid picture of the region’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. It’s refreshing to see a focus on destinations beyond the typical tourist hotspots, allowing readers to discover new and authentic experiences.

    The mention of Malpe Beach and its serene ambiance immediately caught my attention. It sounds like the perfect place to unwind and soak in the beauty of the Arabian Sea away from the crowds. And the insights into the local cuisine, particularly the mention of Udupi’s famous vegetarian dishes, have left me craving an authentic culinary adventure.

    Overall, this blog has sparked my wanderlust and inspired me to add Udupi to my list of must-visit destinations. Thank you for sharing such valuable insights and showcasing the charm of Udupi in such a compelling manner. I look forward to reading more about your adventures and recommendations for offbeat destinations in the future!

    • Thank you so much for your kind words! We are thrilled to hear that you found the exploration of Udupi insightful and inspiring. It’s truly a gem of a destination with so much to offer beyond the typical tourist spots. Malpe Beach is indeed a tranquil haven that captures the essence of coastal beauty, and the local cuisine is a delightful journey for the taste buds.

      We are glad the blog could ignite your wanderlust and encourage you to consider Udupi for your future travels. There are countless off-the-beaten-path destinations waiting to be discovered, and we are excited to share more adventures and recommendations with you in the future. Happy travels, and may your journeys be filled with unforgettable experiences!

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