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Dharmasthala

Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala

Situated on the banks of river Nethravathi and surrounded by the lush green forests and hills of Malnad, Dharmasthala is known for it's beautiful surroundings and Sri Manjunathaswamy Temple. In Dharmasthala, charity is a way of life, extended to all without discrimination. Sri Dharmasthala which is one of the sacred places in South India and is a famous pilgrim centre. It is situated in the village of Dharmasthala, in Beltangady Taluk of Dakshina Kannada district about 75 kms from Mangalore.

Originally this place was called Kuduma, it has rich history of over 800 years. The History of this place says that, one day about 800 years ago, angels in the form of human beings came to house of pious people, Barmana Heggade and his family. The couple received the visitors with joy and respect. Impressed with the hospitality and the treatment given by the family, the angels appeared in their dream and promised to stay at Kuduma. They also ordered Barmana Heggade to give donations and food for the needy everyday. As per the wish of the angels Barmana Heggade built temples for Kalarahu, Kalarkai, Kumarswamy and Kanyakumariand performed the rituals and ceremonies from time to time.

Sometime later when Annappa Swamy, the messenger of the angels brought Shivalingam from Kadri in Mangalore, Heggade built a temple of Manjunatha Swamy and installed the Kadri's Shiva Linga there.Henceforth, several ceremonies were held together for Manjunatha Swamy, Chandranatha Swamy and the angels. Kuduma became Dharmasthala, the place where Dharma is a way of life.

Dharmasthala represents religious tolerance. A jain Thirthankara is worshipped beside Daivas and Lord Manjunatha (Shiva). The priests are Viashnavite Brahmins and the guardian of the temple a Heggade (Jain).To those who come here for justice,the heggade dispenses judgments that are said to be represents the will of the deities.On an average flow of pilgrims s is about 10,000 people a day.

The most important annual festivals in the temple are 1. Maha Nadavali and 2. Lakshadeepa- The festival of lights( November-December)

Dharmasthala Temple Timings:

Dharshana, Pooja and Prasadam:

6:30 am to 11:00 am
12:15 am to 2:30 pm
5:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Abhisheka and Archana: 8:30 am to 10:30 am

Tulabhara Seva: 8:00 am and 1:00pm

Note: Tulabhara is conducted on the all the days and of the week and required materials are supplied by the temple on displaying the receipt for seva.

SHRI MUDI:

Tonsuring- The act of shaving one's head to propitate God-is a long standing ritual associated with most of the ancient Hindu temples in south India.As per the Vaishnavite tradition,devotees offer thier hair to the Lord to symobilize effacing of the ego.

If people wish to get tonsured,they have to visit Seva counter at Shrimudi and pay a fee.The staff workers then remove thier hair in a medically safer manner.Post the tonsuring process,piligrims head to the Nethravathi River to purify themselves.On offering Shri Mudi,the piligrims attain satisfaction,realization of self and conscious soul.

Please visit official website of Sri Kshethra Dharmasthala for more information
https://www.shridharmasthala.org/

Near By Attractions

Annappa Temple
Manjushree Museum
Fish Museum
Bahubali betta
Nethravathi river
Sri Rama Kshethra

Southadka Ganapathi Temple

According to the sthala purana of Southadka, a Ganapati temple revered by a royal family was once destroyed by enemies. Not to let the enemies destroy the beautiful idol of Ganapati that was at the temple, cow herds of the place carried it along with them and installed it in a place where cucumber was grown in plenty. Since southe means cucumber and adka means meadow in Kannada, the place soon gained popularity as Southadka.

Surya (Suriya) Sadashiva Temple

Surya (Suriya) Sadashiva Temple is located in Nada village of Dakshina Kannada, about 12 km from Belthangady and 4 km from Ujire town.The Suriya temple is probably only one of its kind because of its unique tradition of clay offerings which symbolizes man's Earthly desires. The devotees along with their clay offerings have to go to the temple preferably on Mondays along with a coconut and a kg of rice.You can make a wish either by visiting the temple or sitting at your home. Once your wishes are fulfilled, all you need to offer is a small idol or doll made of clay that replicates or represents what you wished for. For instance, if you wish for a child, you can offer the replica of a cradle or the small doll that represents the child.

One can find thousands of tiny clay idols and structures being offered to god lying near a small place near the temple, which is believed to be the original place where lord Sadashiva Rudra appeared and blessed his devotees.

There are replicas of multistory buildings, cows and calves, cradle, couple, cars, currency notes, even computers and gadgets lying, which are offered by devotees, whose wishes are fulfilled.