Highlights
- Kollur Mookambika Temple — A revered temple to the goddess Mookambika (a form of Adi Shakti) at Kollur in the Western Ghats foothills on the Souparnika river — a major pilgrimage centre and the base for the Kodachadri trek.
The Souparnika-river temple town in the Ghats foothills — the Mookambika temple and the base for the Kodachadri hill trek.
Road distances measured on real routed roads to Kollur itself, not to the district headquarters, on 24 August 2026. Driving time is deliberately not published: free-flow routing badly understates a Deccan single-carriageway highway, so allow more than the distance suggests.
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The Krishna-temple town and home of Udupi cuisine — the Sri Krishna Matha and the older Anantheshwara temple on Car Street, the Manipal plateau viewpoint, Madhvacharya’s birthplace at Pajaka and the Kaup lighthouse beach nearby.
The beach and fishing harbour just west of Udupi — the lively Malpe beach and the boat ride out to the basalt-pillar St Mary’s Islands.
A working estuary town around the namesake Kundeshwara shrine, with Kodi Beach on the town side and road outings north to Maravanthe and south to Barkur.
Udupi district is known for: The temple town of Udupi with the Sri Krishna Matha and its cuisine, the Malpe beach and the basalt St Mary’s Islands, the Mookambika temple at Kollur and the scenic Maravanthe coast.
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We have not published a story about Kollur itself yet. These cover Udupi, the district it sits in, and travel in Karnataka generally.
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A north-to-south drive down the Karavali coast on NH-66, linking Gokarna's beaches, the giant Shiva of Murudeshwara, the Udupi temple-and-island coast and the port city of Mangaluru.
A temple-and-coast town on the Tulu Nadu shore: the Sri Krishna Matha and Car Street, the Malpe beach and the basalt St Mary's Islands, the Kaup lighthouse, Maravanthe and the Mookambika temple at Kollur.
The Kundeshwara tradition, the Panchagangavalli estuary and the older spellings that still follow the town.
Route-level itineraries and practical guides for the rest of the state.
A realistic town-and-Kodi day with Kundeshwara Temple, estuary streets and the shore in useful daylight.
Separate the town and Kodi from a northbound Maravanthe drive instead of racing between shores.
Use road-level estuary and beach views, firm town approaches and a waiting vehicle when sand or temple steps are unsuitable.
Top places to visit in Kollur include Kollur Mookambika Temple — each has a full guide with how to reach it and what to see nearby on this page.
The nearest airport to Kollur is Mangaluru International Airport (IXE), ~60 km. The rail gateway is Udupi (UD) on the Konkan Railway; also Barkur and Kundapura. NH-66 coastal highway (~60 km from Mangaluru); ~400 km from Bengaluru via the Ghats; KSRTC and private buses, autos and taxis.
October to February is the coolest, most comfortable season to visit Kollur and the rest of Karnataka. March to May is hot on the plains, and the June–September southwest monsoon brings the main rains, heaviest along the coast and Western Ghats.