Towering tiered gopuram of an ancient South Indian temple, its rows of carved stucco figures and niches rising against an overcast grey sky.

IN PURSUIT OF THE DIVINE

SACRED VOYAGE

Udupi, a revered spiritual destination, is home to centuries-old temples, including the 13th-century Sri Krishna Temple that draws devotees from far and wide. Explore the beauty of these holy sanctuaries, where devotion, legend, and enduring spiritual heritage converge.

TEMPLES

Conical copper-red shrine roof with golden finials rising above weathered tiled rooftops against a bright blue sky with wispy clouds.

AROUND 2 KM

Sri Anantheswara Temple

This 8th-century shrine is linked to Parashurama and the legend of the Rajata Pitha (silver pedestal).

Colorful sculptures of Lord Krishna flanked by attendant deities in a temple gopuram niche, with a Kannada inscription reading Kanaka Gopura.

AROUND 2 KM

Udupi Sri Krishna Temple

Known for Kanakana Kindi (sacred window) darshan, the temple houses Bala Krishna and serves Anna Prasadam daily.

Red-tiled pyramidal roof of a white building with a small spire, framed by overhanging tree branches under a bright turquoise-blue sky.

AROUND 2 KM

Shri Chandramouleeshwara Devasthana

A 900-year-old Shiva temple opposite Krishna Mutt, known for its sacred oil-lamp ritual.

Terracotta-toned temple gopuram with tiers of carved figures, white deity sculptures, and golden finials glowing in warm evening light.

AROUND 10 KM

Shri Durgadevi Temple, Kunjarugiri Dwara

A hilltop shrine attributed to Parashurama, honouring 4-armed Goddess Durga.

Ancient stone temple with carved granite pillars, a sloping red-tiled roof, and a tall metal-clad dhwaja flagpole under an overcast sky.

AROUND 11 KM

Pajaka Kshetra

Recognised as the birthplace of Madhvacharya, this sacred site is revered for its Teerthas and Vedic tradition.

Ornate temple gopuram with a carved central tower and arched niches holding colorful idols, including Ganesha, against a deep blue sky.

AROUND 32 KM

Anegudde Sri Vinayaka Temple

Dedicated to Lord Ganesh, this serene temple amid greenery is linked to the legend of demon Kumbhasura.

Towering tiered gopuram of an ancient South Indian temple, its rows of carved stucco figures and niches rising against an overcast grey sky.

AROUND 85 KM

Shri Jagadguru Shankaracharya Mahasamsthana Dakshinamnaya Shri Sharada Peeta

This 8th-century temple was established by Adi Shankaracharya. Dedicated to Goddess Saraswathi, this temple is popular for being the place to worship at, before any child begins his or her formal education.

Temple complex with tiered red-tiled roofs and gabled finials around a sandy courtyard where visitors in traditional wear walk under a pale sky.

AROUND 75 KM

Kollur Sri Mookambika Devi Temple

The Goddess Mookambika is in the form of Jyotir-Linga, incorporating both Shiva and Shakthi. The Panchaloha image (5-element mixed metal) of the Goddess on Shree Chakra is stated to have been consecrated by Adi Shankaracharya during his visit to this place.

Idol of Lord Ganesha with marigold garlands and a silver crown seated on an ornate throne in a festival pandal lit with red and blue lights.

AROUND 45 KM

Hattiangadi Sri Siddhivinayaka Temple

The 8th-century Sri Siddhivinayaka Temple at Hattiyangadi in Kundapur taluk is a historical and well-known pilgrimage centre for Hindus of the coast. Hattiyangadi (Pattinagara) was the capital of the Alupa Kings, who ruled the Tulunadu

Black stone deity idol dressed in pink and yellow silk with garlands, set in a gold-toned carved arch against a blue tiled wall with offerings.

AROUND 122 KM

Sri Kshetra Horanadu

Temple is situated on the banks of the river Bhadra in a remote corner of Chikkamagaluru. The great deity of Adishakthyathmaka Sri Annapoorneshwari Prathistapana was done by his holiness Agasthya Maharshi several centuries back.

Towering grey statue of Lord Shiva seated in lotus pose on a hillock by the sea, surrounded by temple shrines, lawns, and visitors below.

AROUND 103 KM

Murudeshwar Temple

The Shiva temple, located by the sea shore, looks beautiful with scenic surroundings. The tall 237.5-foot-high tower with 20 floors is one of the star attractions of this temple.

Deity idol adorned with flower garlands, gold jewellery, and a crown, framed by a polished brass arch with a red backdrop and yellow silk drape.

AROUND 104 KM

Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala Manjunatha Swamy Temple

The centuries-old Sri Manjunatha Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is a place of Hindu pilgrimage known for its large statue of the revered figure Bahubali. The Manjusha Museum's eclectic collection includes manuscripts and early wooden chariots. Nearby, the Car Museum features vintage automobiles, including a 1920s Studebaker used by Mahatma Gandhi.

White multi-tiered temple gopuram with carved figures and saffron flags on top, photographed from below against a teal sky with a large cloud.

AROUND 30 KM

Shri Vinayaka Temple Guddattu

This ancient temple has no chronicled record of its emergence. As per the legend, Lord Shiva advised Lord Ganapathi to sit in the water (Narasimha Theertha) here to get rid of the severe burning sensation caused after eating excess honey.

Gold-painted temple gopuram with carved deities rising above a grey temple building under an overcast sky, with a tall pole in the foreground.

AROUND 55 KM

Kudroli Sri Gokarnanatha Kshetra

Also known as 'The Gokarnanatheshwara Temple', it is in the Kudroli area of Mangalore. It was consecrated by Narayana Guru. It is dedicated to Gokarnanatha, a form of Lord Shiva.

Stone shrine with a dark deity idol draped in white cloth, framed by a carved brass arch, with an oil lamp, bricks, and offerings placed in front.

AROUND 120 KM

Sowthadka Shree Mahaganapati Temple

The 'Swayambhu' Ganapathi (Ganapathi emerged on its own) is the main attraction of the temple, located on the eastern part of this rock. The monolith here depicts Lord Ganapathi sitting with his legs folded, trunk twisted in a sitting posture and looking towards the south.

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