Udupi district which sits on the Southwest region of Karnataka is sandwiched between the Arabian sea on one side and western ghat on another side. This place is known for its religious centers that attract thousands of devotees from all over the world every year. Besides this, there are beaches to relax, untouched Islands, backwaters, waterfalls, picture-perfect landscapes, huge mountains to trek, ancient architectures, etc. In other words, Udupi is a small wonder which has something for all kinds of travelers. Of all temples, Krishna Temple in Udupi town and Mookambika temple in Kollur are popular ones. Undoubtedly, one of the best things about these temples is that they provide free food (Prasadam) for all their devotees. Now that you are here, don’t miss an opportunity to munch on some delicious hot food served by the temple. Apart from this, you will also come across famous Jain temples like Chathurmukha Basadi, Bahubali, Varangakere Basadi in Karkala town. You can catch the performances of regional art forms like Yashaghana, Bhoota Kola, etc. Bhoota kola is a ritual coastal town dance performed by Tuluva communities to honor the deities. Yakshagana is a dance-cum-drama performance show of the Karavali region. Besides this, you can also witness Kambala(buffalo race) unique festival (or sports) that happens annually among the farming communities. What To Eat In Udupi Udupi is a culinary paradise that serves a wide range of cuisines. Udupi hotels that serve local vegetarian cuisines at pocket-friendly prices can be seen in every nook and corner of India. Actually, the most popular dish “Dose” or “Masala Dosa” originated in Udupi. You can try out Dosas, Moode or idli, Neer Dose, Goli Baje, Mangalore buns, rasam rice or sambar rice, etc. Homemade Happalas( pappad) and Sandiges made of sweet potatoes, horse gram, and jackfruit are popular. Also,
Udupi district which sits on the Southwest region of Karnataka is sandwiched between the Arabian sea on one side and western ghat on another side. This place is known for its religious centers that attract thousands of devotees from all over the world every year. Besides this, there are beaches to relax, untouched Islands, backwaters, Read More
