- Karnataka, a state that comes in south India is bordered by Arabian Sea. Coastal Karrnataka is spread on the shores of Arabian Sea consisting mesmerizing landscape. The beaches in coastal Karnataka are a greatest attraction for tourists from across the globe. Coastal Karnataka is bounded by Konkan to the north, the Western Ghats to the east, the Kerala Plains to the south and the Arabian Sea to the west. The coastal line is sandy and in places rocky cliffs are quite common. The marshes, coconut farms can be seen at the borders of the coastal region.
- Yakshagana, a popular art form is originated from coastal Karnataka and spread across Malenadu region. Yakshagana is a typical dance drama which is believed to have evolved from pre-classical music and theatre. This unique art form is very popular in coastal Karnataka and Malnad. Yakshagana can be compared with western tradition of Opera. Male actors wear costumes of both male and female and perform roles. Traditionally Yakshagana will be performed entire night. Hindu epics and puranas will be depicted and audience will enjoy this ancient art form while in Coastal Karnataka.
Homestays in Coastal Karnataka
The coastal region in Karnataka has many delicacies to offer for the travelers. When you think of coastal region it is the mouth watering sea food of this region. Added to the food and cuisines of Coastal Karnataka you can also expect many sightseeing destinations in Mangalore, Udupi, Malpe, Kaup, Kundapur, Dharmasthala, Ujire, Karwar, Subramanya... The Homestays in Coastal Karnataka can offer you the rich hospitality of the Coastal region as well as allow you to understand the lifestyle of the region. The homestay in Coastal Karantaka are located close to the beach and offer you a splendid experience of holiday.
Resorts in Coastal Karnataka
The resorts in Coastal Karnataka are located on the shores of Mangalore, Udupi, Malpe, Kundapur, Karwar... The resort in Coastal Karnataka has helped travelers from across the globe to experience the rich culture and heritage of the region. Many of these resorts can accommodate a big number of holiday planners who might travel with their friends or family. The beach resorts of Coastal Karnataka can be shopped online at the travel portal. The packages at a resort in Coastal Karnataka can be tailor made as per your individual requirement. Travelers can take a prior reservation from the resorts just by filling an application in our Coastal Karnataka section.
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| By Air: The nearest airport is at Mangalore 0 KM By Rail: The nearest railway station is at Mangalore 0 KM By Road: Mangalore is well connected by roadways with all major cities in Karnataka. Cities like Shimoga (195 km), Bangalore (347km), Hassan (160 Kms), Chickmagalur (146 Kms) are linked by roadways with Mangalore |
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Gokarna is a pilgrimage centre as well as a centre of Sanskrit learning. Gokarna is situated 56 Kms from Karwar. There is a huge chariot which will be taken for procession on Shiva's birthday in February. Om beach in Gokarna is a famous tourist destination
UDUPI
Udupi is a place located 58 Kms from Mangalore, and is very well known for its Krishna Temple which was founded by Acharya Madhwa during 14th Century. At that time he had founded eight Mathas to conduct the services of Lord Krishna.
KARKALA
Karkala is an important Jain Centre in Karnataka and it is located 50 Kms from Mangalore and 20 Kms north from Moodabidre. This place is known for several temples and a 17 metres high statue of Bahubali (Gomateshwara), situated on a small hill.
MALPE BEACH
This beach is located 66 Kms from Mangalore near to Manipal. The uninhibited St. Mary's Island is accessible by boat and has a beach and an impressive geological formation of basalt rock pillars into the sea.
DHARMASTALA
Dharmastala is located 75 Km from Managalore. This place is located amidst the thick forest and hills and on the river bank of Netravati. Manjunath temple is a pilgrimage centre here. There is a small museum before the temple called Manjusha.
KOLLUR
Kollur is situated 147 Kms from Mangalore. Mookambika temple is located on the hill top Kodachadri here. This place is also called as trekkers' paradise in Karnataka. Lot of Pilgrims and adventurous travellers visit this place.
MOODABIDRE
This place is located 35 Kms from Mangalore. Moodabidre is known for its Jain temples and Bastis. The Jain Mutt near the entrance has the important manuscripts. Pilgrims visit this place thought the year.
MURUDESHWAR
Murudeshwar is known for the tallest Shiva idol. It is the tallest Hindu Temple Gopuram in the World. If Gopuram can be considered as a unique ornate structure associated with Hindu Temples, then the Gopura of Murudeshwar Temple should be the tallest in the world.
KAUP BEACH
This is one of the most populated beaches in Karnataka. Kaup beach is located 12 Kms from Udupi. Lot of visitors to Kaup beach call the Light House, the Beach and the ambience a perfect place for solace and serenity.












