Uttara Kannada Tourism, Temples & Travel Guide

Places to Visit in Uttara Kannada

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Mahabaleshwara Temple

The Mahabaleshwar Temple is a major pilgrimage site for Hindu religious, located in Uttara Kannada district in the Indian State of Karnataka. The Mahabaleshwar Temple was built by Mayurasharma of the Kadamba Dynasty during his reign between 345 to 365 AD.

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Gokarna Beach

Only some hundred miles away from Bangalore, Karnataka, there is a pristine holiday destination on the coast of Arabian Sea called the Gokarna Beach Town. There are many temples and a beautiful beach in this place. Visit, to enjoy a relaxing and quiet few days away from the city ....

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Sahasralingas

The Sahasralinga, which has hundreds of stones carved in a shaped of lord Shiva Linga with the nandi bull, on the Shalmala river and situated about 17 kms from the Sirsi town in the district of Uttara Kannada of Karnataka.

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Gokarna

Gokarna is prominent tourist destination and beach resort frequent by Indian as well as foreign tourists alike situated in the northern part of the Indian state of Karnataka. It has many lovely beaches and many famous religious attractions dating a long way back in history and ti....

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Banavasi Temple

Enjoying a picturesque location, Banavasi is an exceedingly famous tourist destination in the southern Indian state of Karnataka. Some of the other attractions of the Banavasi temple which pull travellers are Triloka Mantapa, Monolith Asthana Mantapa and a Big Nandi.

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Murudeshwar Beach

Murudeshwar Beach is a sea beach on the coast of the Arabian Sea in the quaint little coastal temple town of Murudeshwar. Earlier renowned for its quietness and cleanliness it has suddenly found a lot of tourist attention for its beaches.

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Kudle Beach

The town of Gokarna is known for its rich religious significance and a prominent site of pilgrimage. The beaches and other natural beauties surrounding the town are other important aspect of becoming a well-known tourist destination in the state of Karnataka.

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Maha Ganapati Temple

The Maha Ganapati Temple is an added jewel to the picturesque setting of the region with its religious and architectural significance. The temple remains open on all days from 5 a.m to 9.00 pm.

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Om Beach

Om beach is a beautiful beach in the temple town of Gokarna in the state of Karnataka in India. The uniqueness lies in its shape which looks like ‘Om’.

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Murudeshwar Temple

The Murudeshwar Temple is a towering Hindu shrine dedicated to the powerful deity Shiva situated on top of a hill and surrounded by water on all three sides. The main sanctum of this revered shrine is a towering 125 feet soaring into sky.

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Bhadrakali Temple, Gokarna

Bhadrakali Temple is located at the entrance of the religious town of Gokarna. It one of the many temples situated in this holy town. The temple is surrounded by many legends and is highly respected and revered by the locals.

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Half Moon Beach

The Half Moon Beach is one of the major tourist destination of Gokarna town of Uttara Kannada District of Karnataka. The place does not fail to fascinate the visitors with its striking beauty.

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Tamra Gauri Temple

Tamra Gauri Temple in Gokarna is one of the most revered and respected pilgrim sites in the region. Tamra Gauri Temple also spelt as Tamragowri temple.

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Uma Maheshwara Temple, Gokarna

Uma Maheshwara Temple is located atop Shatashrunga Mountain, between Om and Kudle beach near Gokarna. Amidst many legend and mythological stories.

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Venkataramana Temple

Venkataramana Temple in the small religious town of Gokarna is a popular pilgrimage for the Hindu community in the state of Karnataka.

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Paradise Beach, Gokarna

Paradise Beach is one of the major tourist destination of Gokarna, Karanataka. This beach popularly known as the Full Moon Beach. The place use to be dotted with Hippies even few years back

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Unchalli Falls

Unchalli falls have several names like Lushington Falls or Keppa Joga. The falls makes a deafening sound. It is called Lushington Fall after J.D. Lushington, a District collector who discovered the falls around 1840’s.