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KADRI PARK, KADRI, MANGALORE, is located at Kadri hills (Kadri Gudde). Which is the large park at mangalore. Kadri park is a beautiful picnic spot for children, couples, young and old. Which is located within the city limits of Mangalore with lots of flowers, maintained by Karnataka Horticulture Department. The Horticulture department in association with DK Zilla Panchayath and Siri Horticultural Association, Mangalore will organize two day colorful exhibition of fruits and flowers at Kadri Park every year Photos of Kadri Park

Tulabhara at Dharmasthala: Significance, Procedure & Benefits Dharmasthala Manjunatha Temple , located in Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka, is one of the most respected pilgrimage centers in India. Among the many sacred offerings performed here, Tulabhara holds special spiritual importance. Devotees from across the country perform Tulabhara seeking blessings of Lord Manjunatha (Lord Shiva) for health, prosperity, success, and fulfillment of vows. What is Tulabhara? Tulabhara is a unique seva where a devotee is weighed against offerings such as jaggery, rice, coconuts, sugar, banana, or coins , equal to their body weight. The offerings are then donated to the temple and used for charitable purposes, reflecting the spirit of selflessness and gratitude. Significance of Tulabhara at Dharmasthala Performing Tulabhara at Dharmasthala is believed to: Fulfill wishes and vows (Harake) Bring relief from health issues Ensure family peace and prosperity Remove obstacles in car...

Other places around Dharmasthala:   Kukke Subrahmanya, is around 60 Kms from Dharmasthala  Udupi Sri Krishna Temple, Udupi.  Kateel Durga Parameshwari Temple, Kateel, near Mangalore  Horanaadu Annapoorneshwari Temple,  Chikamagalur District.  Mangalore

Main Temple   Shri Manjunatheshwara  Shri Ammanavaru  Four Dharma Daivas: Kalarahu, Kalarkaayi, Kanyakumari and Kumaraswamy  Lord Ganapathi  Lord Annappa Other shrines Maha Ganpathy Temple at Annapoorna Choultry  Shrine of Annappa Swamy and the abode of Dharma Daivas, Badinade Hill  The Neliyadi Beedu: The original abode of the Heggades and the Dharma Daivas.  Shrine of Shri Chandranatha Swamy at Sri Chandranatha Basadi  The statue of Shri Bahubali at Ratnagiri Hill Other places to visit at Shree Kshetra Dharmasthala   Vintage car museum  Manjusha vastu sangrahalaya (museum)  Pushpa vatika  Vasantha Mahal - Cultural Hall

Sevas at Dharmasthala Manjunatha Temple: Complete Guide for Devotees Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala , located in Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka, is one of the most sacred pilgrimage centers in India. The temple is dedicated to Lord Manjunatha (Lord Shiva) and is renowned for its unique tradition of dharma, charity, and devotion . Thousands of devotees visit the temple every day to perform various Sevas and Harakes (offerings) seeking divine blessings for health, prosperity, and spiritual fulfillment. Importance of Sevas at Dharmasthala Performing Sevas at Dharmasthala is considered an act of surrender and gratitude to Lord Manjunatha. Each seva has a spiritual meaning and is believed to: Remove obstacles in life Fulfill vows and wishes Bring peace and prosperity Improve health and well-being Strengthen spiritual faith The temple follows a well-organized and transparent seva system, making it easy for devotees to participate. Popular Sevas at Dharmasthala Tem...

Sevas at Kukke Subramanya Temple: A Complete Guide Kukke Subramanya Temple, located in the scenic Western Ghats of Karnataka, is one of the most revered pilgrimage centers in South India. Dedicated to Lord Subramanya , the deity associated with serpent worship, this temple draws thousands of devotees every year seeking blessings for health, prosperity, and spiritual well-being. One of the main attractions for visitors is the wide range of Sevas (rituals and offerings) performed here. These Sevas are not only acts of devotion but are believed to bring relief from doshas (afflictions) and fulfill wishes. Popular Sevas at Kukke Subramanya Temple Here are some of the prominent Sevas that devotees can participate in: 1. Abhishekam (Holy Bathing of the Deity) Abhishekam is a sacred ritual where the idol of Lord Subramanya is bathed with holy substances like milk, honey, coconut water, and sandal paste. This seva is believed to cleanse negative energies and bring peace of mind. Timi...