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The journey takes place on a National Highway and one State Highway. You will get top-quality roads throughout the journey as these roads are always well maintained by the government for fast travel. National Highways are further 4 laned which result in more smooth and fast driving. 

You can take a break at Madikeri or Mangaluru. Enjoy a picnic at Abbey Falls or unearth the region’s history at Madikeri Fort. Nature lovers can rejuvenate at Honnamana Kere Lake while spiritual seekers can visit the Omkareshwara Temple. Kudroli Gokarnath Temple is another revered shrine that can be visited en route. Panambur beach is a popular stopover for those looking to unwind from a long journey.

There is an alternate route that takes about 7 hours and 28 minutes to finish the journey. It goes via National Highway 373. This route covers a total of 330 kilometers.

St. Mary’s Island

St. Mary’s Island, is a geological wonder and home to some of the most stunning beaches in the nation. It is located just 4 miles off the coast of Karnataka in the Arabian Sea. It comprises North Island, South Island, Coconut Island, and Darya Bahadurgarh Island.

Malpe Beach

Malpe Beach is a great place for a quick getaway because of the fine, white sand, nice weather, mouthwatering food shacks nearby, and the sea walk. The serene beach is perfect for enjoying water sports and other adventure activities. It is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Udupi.

Krishna Temple

The Krishna Temple also known as Sri Krishna Mutt is one of the most revered temples devoted to Lord Krishna. The shrine is over 1000 years old and houses a stunning idol covered with diamonds on a golden chariot. The temple is also the birthplace of a Udupi form of literature known as Daasa Sahitya.

Kudlu Falls

Kudlu Falls is locally referred to as Sita Falls and is renowned for its natural beauty. The waterfall descends the Western Ghats from a height of 150 feet. Tucked away in the hilly terrain, it is easily accessible through trekking along a moderately difficult trail.

Udupi is well recognized for its renowned Udupi cuisine, therefore you can feast on a broad variety of food items being sold in most stores, including snacks, juice extracts, spices, and oils utilized in traditional Udupi cookery. Among the culinary utensils offered here, aluminum pans for making Guliyappa and Aruvamane, which is used to scrape coconuts, deserve special mention.

Mysore, today known as Mysuru, is a regal city with much historical significance. It is among the popular tourist places in South India that has been home to ancient dynasties. Rich in history, the city is strewn with palaces and museums that narrate its illustrious royal past. Beyond the marvelous architecture, Mysore is renowned for its silk sarees and sandalwood products. The magnificent Mysore Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and among the most frequently visited places in Mysuru.

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Near the Krishna Market, there is a well-known market called Ratha Beedi where you can buy regional handicrafts, pottery, and spices. Additionally, the City Centre Mall is nearby. Get your hands on some of the renowned local jewelry and Kanjivaram Silk Saris while you are in Udupi.

Upma, a large range of dosas, Bisi Bele bath (a spicy rice preparation), Idlis, Rasam, Goli Baje, Payasa, Kheer, Pelakai Halwa (Jackfruit Halwa), and many more dishes are among the most well-liked things on the platter here.