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Max: Min: 23.5°C Rain: 1010.5mm 29.79999923 SEE 7060547°C 5 Sights Udipi Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/udipi page 2 http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-udipi-lp-1145249 Mangalore. A striking feature of the beach is simply watching the birds or feeding them. Malpe, Udupi, India a lighthouse standing on the bed of rocks to This is a great place to come and unwind in 1 Sri Krishna Temple A hidden jewel in Mangalore, St. Mary's guide the sailors to stay at a suitable especially during the evenings, at sunset Islands is a set of small four islands in the distance from the rocks. The lighthouse has hour, while having a good local snack or Arabian Sea off the coast of Malpe. To reach been guiding since 1901. The visitors are two. The town seems to come alive this island you need to take a 20 minutes allowed to climb up to the lighthouse from 4 when viewed through a ferry ride from Malpe Beach. Tourists are p.m to 6 p.m. and enjoy the panoramic view perspective from the lake. The lake has allowed to be on the beach until the of the city from there. To attract more recently undergone some development, evening. The island is popular among the tourist, a number of water sports are being with the construction of a 2 km jogging track locals as Saint Mary’s Island or Coconut introduced in the beach. Need not worry and boating facilities. A temple has also Island. The island is a popular spot for about the food, as you will find some stalls been constructed in the vicinity of the Ratha Beedi, Udupi, Karnataka, India birdwatchers and has colonies of butterflies of food and drinks on the beach. lake. all across the island. According to the local Sri Krishna Temple in Udupi is a famous legend, the island was discovered by Vasco 4 Manipal Lake 5 Uppinakudru Island Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. De Gama in 1498, before he reached The unique feature of this temple is that the Kozhikode. They also  believe that he god is worshipped through the nine holes of fixed a cross on the island and named it ‘El the window. These are called the Navagraha Padron de Santa Maria’, after Mother Mary. Kitiki. This tradition of worshipping the lord through the window is being carried since 3 Kapu Beach the beginning. The matha area of the temple resembles an ashram. To take an entry to the temple, one should be dressed in a traditional way. The temple opens at 4 AM with the blowing of the conch and beating of the 'Nagari' in the gopuram outside the Mutt 6 km north of Kundapura,Udupi premises. In the premises of the temple, there is a small open space where you can Uppinakudru Island is a small island village see many devotees sitting and chanting about 6 - 7 km north of Kundapura. It various divine shlokas. Manipal Lake, Manipal, Udupi, actually means 'Island of Salt'. The village Karnataka, India was once popular for the trading of salt and 2 St. Mary's Island, Malpe Manipal Lake is a pristine body of water seafood(picking of sea shells in backwaters). 9 km from Udupi, Udupi, Karnataka, India which flows through the town and one can The main attraction of this village is the often see a lot of students from the Yakshagana string puppetry theater run by Kapu Beach is at a distance of 13 km from university taking a stroll here - walking, bird Bhaskar Kamat of Kogga family. the main town of Udupi and 40 km from gazing or having a peaceful, relaxed time Uppinakudru is a must visit for people who Udipi Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/udipi page 3 are interested in art and culture. Though the restaurant is known for its excellent quality population of the place is not much, it Their Matka Chicken Biryani is also the most of food served. What makes 4 Kediyoor Gazebo Restaurant houses a number of temples and spiritual ordered take away item as its taken abroad the experience even better is the centers (Mutts). by many people as told by the servers there. service, the staff is enthusiastic in Kediyoor Hotel Pvt. Ltd, Boarding & This restaurant is unique as it does not only suggesting what to eat and the speciality of Lodging Shiribeedu, Udupi 576101, India Where To serve the South Indian delicacies like in the the day. whole of Udupi and serves some of the best Situated in the heart of the traditional non vegetarian curries.  3 Mitra Samaj city, Kediyoor Gazebo Eat Restaurant is one such place where 5 Places 2 Woodlands you can get good Punjabi food - both veg http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of-udipi-lp-1145249 and nonveg . Unlike other restaurants, it remains open during late at night and 1 Thamboolam serves its customers. It is recommended to make prior bookings during peak dining hours as it gets difficult to get a table. The restaurant is easily accessible from both bus stand in Udupi, city, and service.     Car Street, Near Sri Krishna Temple,   Udupi, India 5 Diana Restaurant The food you will get at Mitra Samaj is pure vegetarian - without onion and garlic. This is the place you where you will find Thamboolam, Opp. Kalpana Theatre, authentic Golibajas( made in coconut oil). It Udupi, Karnataka 576101, India Bunts Hostel Road, U R Rao Complex, is the speciality of the place. Another item to +91-820-4296418 Near Adarmanatha Guest House, must try is the Kushmand Halwa (a delicacy Thenkapet, Udupi 575003, India made of sweet pumpkin). All those people Thamboolam is a family air conditioned who come to Krishna Muth make it a point +9108202522807 restaurant that serves great vegetarian and to stop here for breakfast. On the opposite non vegetarian delicacies. The interiors are The  Woodlands restaurant is lane of this restaurant is a soda shop nice and well lit giving the families a nice situated  close to the Sri serving chilled sodas of different flavours, place to dine in. The Papad Rolls are a must Diana Circle Diana Circle, Udupi Ho, Krishna Temple in Udupi. There is no where you can head to after breakfast. try here in starters. In main course, their Udupi 576101, India parking facility offered by the restaurant. must recommended 'Matka Chicken Biryani' From Idlis, Dosas, Upma, Mangalore The Diana restaurant is situated on the and Udupi's originated delicacy Fish buns, Moode, the woodland second floor of Hotel Diana. It is a complete Biselle Curry is to die for! Udipi Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/udipi page 4 family restaurant serving a wide range of food items. The menu is completely vegetarian with limited or no non-vegetarian options.
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