Gangolli Beach

Gangolli Beach - You can see the beauty where the sky and the sea meet, which is a memorable experience. For more information Visit link http://www.udupitourism.com/exp_detail.php?exp_id=23 or Visit our Website www.udupitourism.com. 

Babbu Kudru

This island is blessed with beautiful scenery all around. An ideal tourist destination, this island provides a beautiful view of surrounding islands like Kannda Kudru, Uppina Kudru, Heri Kudru, and Kundapura and Gangolli. For more information Visit linkhttp://www.udupitourism.com/exp_detail.php?exp_id=55 or Visit our Website www.udupitourism.com.

Udayapura (Udyavara) was the capital of Alupa emperors. The Shakthipeetha, which is believed to be a Temple of Sapthamathrukas. For more information Visit link http://www.udupitourism.com/exp_detail.php?exp_id=123 or Visit our Website www.udupitourism.com.

SIRI JATRE

SIRI JATRE which originates from the deep-rooted faith that the natives of Tulunadu have in the legendary Siri Kumar brothers who are said to be protecting the people of the Coastal District. It is celebrated in the month of March.Siri Jatre begins with the traditional worship of Sri Brahmalingeshwar, Brahmamandala, Naga and Siri Kumars.‘Kanchila Seve’, is an offering to the Siri Kumars at the temples . Visit our Website www.udupitourism.com.

PITHRODY RIVER

PITHRODY RIVER - The Udyavara River flows through here, forming small islets.The river has created an enchanting scene with beautiful green belt on either side. For more information Visit link http://www.udupitourism.com/exp_detail.php?exp_id=14 or Visit our Website www.udupitourism.com.

Kemmangundi Hills

Kemmangundi Hills is 1434 mts above sea level. Delighted by the beauty of the surroundings Baba Budan Hills, Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV was inspired to build his summer resort at Kemmangundi. For more information Visit linkhttp://www.udupitourism.com/exp_detail.php?exp_id=49 or Visit our Website www.udupitourism.com.

Chenne mane

Chenne (or Chenne mane) game was considered to have mystic divine powers and was played on specific occasions. It was popular in the Rural Tulunadu since the legendary days of Siri or even before. For more information Visit linkhttp://www.udupitourism.com/exp_detail.php?exp_id=151 or Visit our Website www.udupitourism.com.