“Hubli to Udupi: Explore Temples, Tides, and Traditions”
Journey from Hubli to Udupi, a coastal gem rich in culture and natural beauty. As you drive through scenic landscapes, anticipate Udupi’s famed temples, pristine beaches, and delicious cuisine. Explore the historic Sri Krishna Temple, relax on the serene Malpe Beach, and savor authentic Udupi dishes. This trip blends spirituality, relaxation, and culinary delights.
Sri Krishna Temple, Udupi
Considered to be one of the most famous pilgrimage sites in South India, the Krishna Temple or the Udupi Sri Krishna Matha is one of the most auspicious temples dedicated to Lord Krishna. The idol of Krishna is adorned with jewels and a golden chariot. What makes the temple unique, is its worshipping pattern. The prayers and process of the whole worship take place only through a silver-plated window with nine holes called the Navagraha Kitiki. A temple known as Udupi Anantheshwara Temple surrounds the Shree Krishna Matha. This temple traces back to 1,000 years.
St. Mary’s Island
The land where Vasco De Gama set his first foot, the land whose geological importance is immense and whose beauty is spectacular, is St. Mary’s Island, Karnataka. A quaint island just off the coast of Udupi, St. Mary’s Island is an island of white sand beaches, rock monoliths and great wildlife making it a mesmerizing place to be in.
Malpe Beach
On the top of the list of exquisite unexplored beaches in India is the Malpe beach. It is located at a distance of 66 kilometers’ from Mangalore and 6 kilometers’ from Udupi in Karnataka. The pristine white sand, pleasant weather, and the delectable food shacks here and the sea walk make Malpe Beach an ideal spot for a quick escape. The latest addition to the beach by the authorities are the free Wi-Fi facilities that is available 24 x 7!
Maravanthe Beach
Located only 12 km from the main city of Kundapur, Maravanthe Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in the city of Karnataka. The shoreline of this serene beach runs alongside the National Highway 17 (NH17) at a mere distance of 100 meters! On one side, the gentle waves of the mesmerizing Arabian Sea crash at the shore of the Maravanthe beach; and as you look to the other side, the Kodachadri Hills make a beautiful backdrop for the Sauparnika River that reaches out to the shore of the beach. Each and every person visiting the Maravanthe beach must witness the sunset.
Jomlu Teerth, Udupi
Located in the Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary, Jomlu Teerth is a waterfall formed by the mesmerising River Sita. The fall cascades down a rocky terrain from a height of 20 feet in the middle of the dense natural reserve. The music made by the gushing water body and the birds singing their hearts away is sure to captivate one and all.