Dharmasthala , Mangalore
About Dharmasthala
In Dakshina Kannada District, on the banks of Nethravathi river stands the Dharmasthala. Dharmasthala is a major pilgrimage center which is dedicated to lord Shiva, called as Manjunatha. The peculiarity of this pilgrim center is that the temple is managed by Jain administration, whereas the prayers and rituals are conducted by Hindu Madhva Priests. Every Year Lakshadeepam Festival conducted with pompous and glory in Dharmasthala. Various charity activities like Mass Marriage, Vidya Dhanam, Anna Dhanam takes place here.
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Places to Visit near Dharmasthala
Bandaje Falls, Karnataka
24.1 km from Dharmasthala - See map
Bandaje Falls or Bandaje Arbi (Arbi = Falls in Tulu) is a hot trekking spot in the Western Ghats. Falling from a height of 200 feet, the falls are...
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Sri Anantheshwara Temple, Karnataka
32 km from Dharmasthala - See map
Being called as “Manjula Kshetram” and “the temple of 18 towns”, Sri Anantheshwara temple has rich historical background. The temple...
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Venoor, Karnataka
32.8 km from Dharmasthala - See map
Venur: Venur is a small town with its roots attached to the Jain religion. Famous for its 38 feet high statue of Bhagwan Bahubali, it is part...
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Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka
*36.9 km from Dharmasthala - See map
Located in Chikmagalur and Shimoga districts of Karnataka, Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is renowned for housing substantial tiger population....
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Kukke Subramanya, Karnataka
52 km from Dharmasthala - See map
Kukke Subramanya Temple is located at the Subramanya village in Sulia taluk and is famous for its association with Lord Subramanya. It is believed...
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Moodabidri, Karnataka
52.3 km from Dharmasthala - See map
Moodabidri or Moodabidiri is a unique town with a unique characteristic of 18 lakes, 18 temples, 18 Jaina Basadis and 18 roads connecting various...
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Karkala, Karnataka
63.5 km from Dharmasthala - See map
Karkala is a relaxed town famous for its Jain Basadis and the gigantic monolithic statue of Bhabali. Famous amongst Jain pilgrims as there are 14...
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Bisle Ghat, Karnataka
67.6 km from Dharmasthala - See map
The small hilly hamlet in the Western Ghats, Bisle Ghat is a natural passage which link up the Pusphagiri Sanctuary and KudreMukh National park....
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Kateel, Karnataka
71.8 km from Dharmasthala - See map
Kateel is considered one of the holiest towns as per the Hindus. Famous due to the holy temple of Goddess Durga Parameshwari, this temple attracts...
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Ballalarayana Durga, Karnataka
71.9 km from Dharmasthala - See map
The Ballalarayana Durga is an isolated fort situated atop a hill in the Chikmagalur district. The ruins of this once mighty fort are in...
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Milagres Church, Karnataka
72 km from Dharmasthala - See map
The Milagres Church is also known as the Church of our Lady of Miracles. It was built in the seventeenth century by Bishop Thomas de Castro. The...
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Kateel Shree Durgaparameshwari Temple, Karnataka
72.1 km from Dharmasthala - See map
Located in the little village of Kateel, this temple is dedicated to the Goddess Durga. Hindus and non-hindus alike can come here, as the view...
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