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Hospitals in Kundapura

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NOTE:

  • The STD Code 08254 is common to all the Land-line numbers you see below. 
  • The Postal code 576201 is common to all the address mentioned below.
  • Click on the Hospital names to view their MAP in the new tab.


NAME

ADDRESS

CONTACT NUMBERS

Adarsha Hospital   Near APMC Market, NH 66, Kundapura 230580, 9449714588
Chinmayi Hospital   Church Road, Kundapura 232243,232263, 9448068168
Dr. N. R Acharya Memorial Hospital   Halady Junction, Koteshwara 261170
Manish Hospital   NH 66, Near Shastri Circle, Kundapura 235764
Pathanjali Arogyadhama  West Block Road, Kundapura 310705
Sri Devi Nursing Home   AKG Road, Kundapura 230066, 231022
Sri Manjunatha     Hospital Near Old Bus Stand, Kundapura 230515, 234764, 234768
Sri Matha Hospital Church Road, Kundapura 234856
Surgeons Hospital NH 66, Ankadakatte, Koteshwara 261087
Vinaya Hospital Parijatha Circle, Main Road, Kundapura 230368, 230386
Vittal Netralaya Municipal Road, Kundapura 232232


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List of all Villages in Kundapura Taluk

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Ajri Aluru Anagali
Amasbail     Amparu
Balkuru Basruru Belooru

Belve
Bijadi Bijooru
Byndooru     Chitturu Gangolli
Golihole Gujjadi Hakladi
Haladi Hallihole Hombadi-mandadi
Hangluru Hardalli-mandalli Hattiangadi
Hemmadi Hengavalli Herooru
Hosangadi Jadkal Kalavara
Kalthodu Kambadakone Karkunje
Kavradi Keduru Keradi
Kergal    Kirimanjeshwara Kolluru
Koni Koteshwara Kumbashi
Madamakki Maravanthe Molahalli
Nada Navunda Paduvari Shankaranarayana
Shiruru Siddapura Talluru
Tekkatte Trasi Uppunda
Vandse Yadthare

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PIN CODES of Major places in and Kundapura

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Kundapura 576-201 Kodi 576-217
Koteshwara 576-222 Koni 576-217
Kumbhashi 576-257 Anagalli 576-211
Tekkatte 576-231 Tallur  576-230
Manur  576-221 Basrur 576-211
Kota   576-221 Siddapura 576-229
Saligrama 576-225 Hosangadi 576-282
Sasthana 576-226 Halladi-harkadi 576-210
Brahmavara 576-213 Shankaranarayana 576-227
Santhekatte 576-105 Belve 576-212
Udupi 576-101  Someshwara 576-112
Manipal 576-104  Mandarthi 576-223
Kollur 576-220

Still lot more places are to be added, You too can help us by dropping your place's PIN CODE which is not listed above in the comment box below!

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Awards Won By TOWN MUNICIPAL COUNCIL KUNDAPURA

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IconSWM Award-2011 




















BEST URBAN LOCAL BODY AWARD-2009-10 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 SECOND BEST PRACTICES AWARD - 2010 FOR REDUCTION OF NON REVENUE WATER SUPPLY























THIRD BEST PRACTICES AWARD - 2010 FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT(SWM) 

GREEN LEAF AWARD - 2009 FOR SWM




















NATION URBAN WATER  AWARDS - 2009 [WINNER IN TECHNICAL INNOVATIONS]  

















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READ MORE ABOUT TOWN MUNICIPAL COUNCIL KUNDAPURA, CLICK HERE

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Kundapura Railway Station (KUDA) Info

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Kundapura is one of the major railway station on Konkan Railway route.

Station Name: KUNDAPURA
Indian Railway Station Code: KUDA
   Updated: 15-10-2013
 Contact number: (08254) 237365
Trains that start at KUNDAPURA: 0
Trains that end at KUNDAPURA: 0
Trains that pass KUNDAPURA: 16

 


Location:
Basrur, Karnataka
Elevation: 13 m above sea level
Zone: KR/Konkan
Map:




Stations Near By:


Code NameDistance ↑↑
KUDA Kundapura0 km
SENSenapura11 km
BKJBarkur16 km
BIJRBijoor28 km
UDUdupi32 km
BYNRByndoor Mookambika R...34 km
SHMIShiroor41 km
PDDPadubidri48 km
BTJLBhatkal49 km
BTKLBhatkal49 km
CTTPChitrapur Halt55 km
MRDWMurdeshwar63 km
MULKMulki65 km
SLSurathkal74 km
MANKManki Halt76 km
TOKThokur78 km
HNAHonnavar90 km
MAJNMangalore Junction94 km
KNKDKankanadi94 km
MAQMangalore Central100 km



Arrival and Departures of different Trains:



() Stop time    
1 Nagapattinam Ex (06917) 23:20 23:22 2 min Y N N N N N N
2 Ngt Vsg Expres (06918) 16:54 16:56 2 min N N Y N N N N
3 Eranakulam Exp (11097) 17:06 17:08 2 min N N N N N N Y
4 Poorna Express (11098) 09:57 09:58 1 min N Y N N N N N
5 Matsyagandha Ex (12619) 05:06 05:08 2 min Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
6 Matsyaganda Exp (12620) 16:37 16:38 1 min Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
7 Maru Sagar Exp (12977) 06:49 06:50 1 min Y N N N N N N
8 Maru Sagar Exp (12978) 17:06 17:08 2 min N N N N N Y N
9 Vrl Tvc Express (16333) 11:16 11:18 2 min N N N N Y N N
10 Veraval Express (16334) 06:49 06:50 1 min N Y N N N N N
11 Nagercoil Exp (16335) 11:16 11:18 2 min N N N N N Y N
12 Gandhidham Exp (16336) 06:49 06:50 1 min N N Y N N N N
13 Okha Ers Expres (16337) 11:16 11:18 2 min N Y N N N N Y
14 Okha Express (16338) 06:49 06:50 1 min N N N Y N Y N
15 Netravati Exp (16345) 02:48 02:50 2 min Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
16 Netravathi Exp (16346) 01:59 02:00 1 min Y Y Y Y Y Y Y


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Kundapura Kannada or Kundagannada Dialect

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Kundagannada or Kundapura Kannada is a dialect of Kannada Spoken in Kundapura Taluk of Udupi district, Karnataka. 
Some people who speak this language claim that the Kundapura Kannada is the original and chaste Kannada that has not been influenced by any other language.

 Panchagangavali River, bridge to Babbu Kudru.. 
Shot from Kharvi Keri, Kundapura
Photo By: Clinton D'souza  Clinton Dsouza Photography

It is also called as Kota Kannada which is spoken by Kota brahmins of Karnataka.

People from Brahmavar in south till Shiroor in north (across the Arabian sea), and till Siddapur and Hebri in the east speak this language.


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Kundapura's Demographics

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 A pic got Under The Weather Kundapura near Ferry Road Park!!

As of the 2001 India census,
  • Kundapura had a population of 28,595.
  • Males constitute 49% of the population and females 51%.
  • Literacy rate of 92%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 94%, and female literacy is 88%.
  • 9% of the population is under 6 years of age.

Kundapura Town:

Coordinates:   13°48′N 74°42′E 
Country:    India
 
State:    Karnataka
 
District:    Udupi
 
Settled:    1912
 
Headquarters: Udupi
 
Nearest city:   Udupi, Brahmavara
Legislature: Bicameral
 
Parliamentary constituency: Udupi Loksabha                               Constituency(15th)
 
Assembly constituency: Kundapura Vidhansabha 
                                          Kshethra(124th) 
Municipality:  Kundapura Town Municipal Council 
Population : 28,595 (in 2001)
Density: 2,415.11 /km2 (6,255 /sq mi)
Sex ratio:   1.09 ♂/♀ 

Time zone:    IST (UTC+05:30)

Area:  23.06 square kilometres (8.90 sq mi)

Elevation: 80 metres (260 ft)


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Access to Kundapura

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Kundapura is well connected to other parts of the country by NH-66. Kundapura is also connected by the Konkan Railway, which runs from Mumbai to Mangalore. Kundapura railway station is about 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) from the town. The nearest airport is Mangalore International Airport, situated at Bajpe around 100 kilometres (62 mi) from Kundapura. While a national highway connects this town to Karwar, Mangalore, Udupi etc.

SH52 is the main State Highway connects Shimoga District. It has 84 km length and passes through Koni-Basrur-Kandlur-Siddapura-Hosangadi-Balebare-Nagara and Thirthahalli. Even Kundapura has better connectivity to Malenadu (Chikamagalore District) via different roads and State Highways.

Kundapura Railway Station (KUDA) is the much convenient alighting station for 3 famous ancient temples. Vinayaka Temple, Anegudde (7 km), Shri Mookambika Devi temple, Kollur (38 km), Shri Sharadamba Temple or Aadi Shankaracharya Peeta/Mata, Shringeri (79 km).

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History Of Kundapura

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  A view of Kundapur's Entrance

The name Kundapura can be traced to the Kundeshwara temple built by Kundavarma in the vicinity of the Panchagangavalli river The name of the town may be derived from Kundavarma who ruled the area.
Kunda means 'pillar' in Kannada,which refers to the traditional method of constructing houses.Pura means town.

Kundapura is surrounded by water from three sides. To the north lies the Panchagangavali river. To the east lies the Kalaghar river. To the west lie the Kodi back waters and the Arabian Sea, leaving the south side as the main connecting land mass.
All connecting roads to Kundapura enter the city from southern direction. Northside of the town is vast backwaters of Panchagangavali river and it can be crossed by boat only.

It was the principal port of the Rajas of Byndoor who came to prominence after the decline of the Vijayanagara power. The Portuguese and German Missionaries settled here in the 16th century and built a fort. A well-built redoubt constructed by Hyder Ali commands the entrance to the river. After the fall of Tipu Sulthan in 1799, the town was taken over by the British.

Kundapur has a mythological past where its name is traced to the Kundeshwara temple built by Kundavarma in the vicinity of the Panchagangavalli river. Kundapur is also described as the 'town of the sun'. Up to 18th century, nearby Basrur was important town and Kundapur (a place in high place) was built later, particularly during British period. It was the principal port of the Rajas of Baindur who came to prominence after the decline of the Vijayanagar power. The Portuguese and German Missionaries settled here in the 16th century and built a fort. A well-built redoubt constructed by Hyder Ali commands the entrance to the river. After the fall of Tipu Sultan in 1799, the town was taken over by the British.
  
The Hoysalas, Vijayanagar Empire, the Cholas, Chalukyas, Rajas of Baindur, the Kadambaas and kings of Mysore & British.
Kundapur became famous for its temple structures and Dwaita Philosophy.
Kanakadasa, Hyder Ali, Tipu Sultan, Rajas of Baindur, Ramabhoja, Hemangada, Vasu, Mayuravarma, Kashyapa, Sri Madhwacharya etc.

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About Kundapura

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Kundapur, a popular temple town, is the headquarters of Kundapur taluk of Udupi District of Karnataka. The town of Kundapur, located at the centre of the coastal belt of Karnataka, has palm-fringed backwaters also. Kundapur town is surrounded by the Arabian Sea and the Kodi back waters on its west, Panchgangavalli River on its north and Kalaghar River on its east.




Situated along the west coast of Karnataka, Kundapur is accessible only through its southern side. Kundapur town is at a distance of 36 km from Udupi, 100 km from Mangalore, 300 km from Panaji and 450 km from Bangalore. It lies in the close vicinity of the Western Ghats, a zone famous for bio-diversity.

The name of Kundapur was derived from the Kundeshvara Temple built near the River Panchgangavalli by Kundavarma.  Kundapur was often described as the ‘town of sun’ in the ancient texts.

Kundapur has a rich historical background. It was once part of the Vijaya Nagara Empire. After the collapse of Vijaya Nagara power, Kundapur came under the control of the Rajas of Baindoor and under their rule became the principal port town.

Kundapur later came under the rule of the Portuguese during the 16th century. It was also a part of the Kingdom set up by Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan. Kundapur witnessed the fall of Tipu Sultan in the year 1799 and came under the rule of British.

Kundapur was a famous port town during the middle ages with thriving trade connections with many countries in the Middle East. When it came under colonial rule, the port of Kundapur was used as the trade centre by the colonial powers.

Today, the ancient temple town of Kundapur has become a major tourist spot of Karnataka. Historical monuments, which include ancient temples like the Kundeshvara Temple and the Holy Rosary Church, are reminders of the bygone era and attract tourists as well as historians to Kundapur.

Sri Vinayaka Temple, Mahalingeshwara Temple, Mekekattu Nadhikeshwara Temple, Hattiangadi Temple, Koteshwara Temple and Kirimanjeshwara Temple are some of the prominent pilgrim destinations in the area. 

Kundapur also has several activities to offer. Nature lovers and rock climbers often go for trekking and hiking in the nearby mountain ranges of the Western Ghats whereas beach lovers can go to the coastal areas like Kodi Beach. Boating in the backwaters of Kundapur is also a common activity. The best time to visit Kundapur is from October to April. 

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