Mangalore-Kuduremukha-Kalasa- Horanadu

B.R.S.Rao · 21st August 2009, 13:58

I really appreciate your coments. I do agree that some times I parked my car on the wrong side.It was a mistake. In that particular spot, there is a blind spot in the left side and there is no other location to stop the car.

I do agree about Pramod's comments. We are not supposed to take the photos of "Lakya Dam". Now it is filled with slurry and in pathetic condition. What you see in the picture is not muddy water, it is slurry. To understand the extent of damage done to nature in Kuduremukh, one has to visit the "Lakya Dam" and see personally.

There is no place/lodge to stay in Kuduremukh. Kuduremukh is just like a ghost town nowadays. One has to cover Kuduremukh from Karkala/Sringeri/Kalasa or Horanadu. It is very hard to get even a cup of tea over there.

Yes , I have taken many snaps, but quality of some snaps are poor. So I have not included them.

Dharmasthala can be easily covered from Mangalore. It is about 74kms from Mangalore. And Subramanya temple is about 49 kms from Dharmasthala.
Regards

sushrutha · 21st August 2009, 14:20

Yeah for staying purpose one can try @ Silent Valley resorts @ Kalasa ( Slightly expensive)

Else one can try at Kalasa or Hornadu as there are many lodges in these places

pramod · 21st August 2009, 15:10

One can stay at "Bhagavathi Nature camp" in the heart of Kudremukh.

pramod · 21st August 2009, 15:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by ambivalent_98

Does anyone have the "kudre-mukh" peak photo on a clear cloudless day ? Would love to see it....

Here is one. Not my shot.

Mangalore-Kuduremukha-Kalasa- Horanadu-kudrepeak2.jpg

lohithrao · 21st August 2009, 15:24

I stayed in this place, last year. its a Nature camp..they have some basic tents.

B.R.S.Rao · 22nd August 2009, 20:26

I have added some more snaps of my tour to Horanadu. This includes snaps of Mangalore city , Kadri Park of Mangalore, 210 years old "Hallimane House" of Horanadu, its owners - Hegde Family of Horanadu, hundreds of years old items displayed at "Hallimane" etc., Pl.enjoy.

B.R.S.Rao · 22nd August 2009, 21:15

Hallimane family are well known in Kalasa. If you want to visit Hallimane, while returning from Horanadu take diversion to the left at "Daarimane cross", (Daarimane cross is about 4kms from Horanadu temple) proceed for about 1k.m.,towards Sringeri in that road. On the left side Hallimane is situated. You can see lots of curious items over there.You can contact Mr.A.V.Hegde of Hallimane family , over his mobile phone -09448640722, if you find it difficult to locate the place.

maximus. · 2nd November 2010, 12:33

Truly Amazing place.excellent snaps.

21st August 2009, 13:58	#16
B.R.S.Rao BHPian Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Mangalore Posts: 121 Thanked: 60 Times	Thanks a lot I really appreciate your coments. I do agree that some times I parked my car on the wrong side.It was a mistake. In that particular spot, there is a blind spot in the left side and there is no other location to stop the car. I do agree about Pramod's comments. We are not supposed to take the photos of "Lakya Dam". Now it is filled with slurry and in pathetic condition. What you see in the picture is not muddy water, it is slurry. To understand the extent of damage done to nature in Kuduremukh, one has to visit the "Lakya Dam" and see personally. There is no place/lodge to stay in Kuduremukh. Kuduremukh is just like a ghost town nowadays. One has to cover Kuduremukh from Karkala/Sringeri/Kalasa or Horanadu. It is very hard to get even a cup of tea over there. Yes , I have taken many snaps, but quality of some snaps are poor. So I have not included them. Dharmasthala can be easily covered from Mangalore. It is about 74kms from Mangalore. And Subramanya temple is about 49 kms from Dharmasthala. Regards
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21st August 2009, 14:20	#17
sushrutha Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Chikmagalur/Ban Posts: 1,703 Thanked: 333 Times View My Garage	Yeah for staying purpose one can try @ Silent Valley resorts @ Kalasa ( Slightly expensive) Else one can try at Kalasa or Hornadu as there are many lodges in these places
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21st August 2009, 15:10	#18
pramod BHPian Join Date: May 2008 Location: Bangalore Posts: 480 Thanked: 323 Times View My Garage	One can stay at "Bhagavathi Nature camp" in the heart of Kudremukh.
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21st August 2009, 15:24	#20
lohithrao Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Kudla/Mangaluru Posts: 3,204 Thanked: 225 Times View My Garage	I stayed in this place, last year. its a Nature camp..they have some basic tents. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by lohithrao : 21st August 2009 at 15:25.
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22nd August 2009, 20:26	#21
B.R.S.Rao BHPian Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Mangalore Posts: 121 Thanked: 60 Times	Here is some more snaps I have added some more snaps of my tour to Horanadu. This includes snaps of Mangalore city , Kadri Park of Mangalore, 210 years old "Hallimane House" of Horanadu, its owners - Hegde Family of Horanadu, hundreds of years old items displayed at "Hallimane" etc., Pl.enjoy. Attached Thumbnails
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22nd August 2009, 21:15	#22
B.R.S.Rao BHPian Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Mangalore Posts: 121 Thanked: 60 Times	Horanadu Hallimane Hallimane family are well known in Kalasa. If you want to visit Hallimane, while returning from Horanadu take diversion to the left at "Daarimane cross", (Daarimane cross is about 4kms from Horanadu temple) proceed for about 1k.m.,towards Sringeri in that road. On the left side Hallimane is situated. You can see lots of curious items over there.You can contact Mr.A.V.Hegde of Hallimane family , over his mobile phone -09448640722, if you find it difficult to locate the place.
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2nd November 2010, 12:33	#23
maximus. BHPian Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 94 Thanked: 10 Times	Truly Amazing place.excellent snaps.
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