A charming city in Karnataka located 55 km north of Mangalore, Udupi is known for its pristine beaches, ancient temples and its iconic vegetarian breakfasts.
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Udupi is known as the 'Mathura of South' as it's home of Udupi Sri Krishna Temple, a pilgrimage site among Lord Krishna devotees. The deity is worshipped through a small window.
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This town beckons travellers its pristine beaches like Kapu Beach, Mattu Beach and Kapi beach amongst others.
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Udupi is the birthplace of a distinct temple-style cuisine revolving around homely vegetarian and vegan breakfasts. Woodlands Restaurants, Pai Tiffins are some well-known spots.
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Apart from veg breakfasts, Udupi being a coastal town is heaven for seafood lovers who can savour fresh catch of the day at places like Thimmappa Fish Hotel, Machali and more.
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Apart from palm-fringed beaches, the coastal haven is also known for its gushing waterfalls like Kudlu Theertha Falls and Belkal Theertha Falls that fall in Udupi district but are a short drive away from the main city.
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The geological wonder, St. Mary's Island sits off the coast of Malpe in Udupi. Travellers can visit this remote island by boat to spend a day.
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