A timeless sanctuary in coastal Karnataka where centuries of Tulunadu tradition, sacred temple lore, and ancestral warmth continue to thrive in harmonious rhythm.
33 Shirooru Muddumane is a historic agrarian locality in Shirooru, Udupi district, Karnataka (PIN 576223), nestled between the lush foothills of the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea coast.
The name “Muddumane” carries profound meaning across generations. More than a geographic reference, it represents the ancestral courtyard home — the cradle of family unity, hospitality, moral values, and cultural continuity. For hundreds of years, families here have sustained a rich heritage rooted in agricultural reverence, mutual support, and devotion.
Shirooru Muddumane is intimately tied to the sacred spiritual tapestry of Tulunadu. Revered Garadi shrines dedicated to the legendary heroic brothers Koti and Chennaya, along with time-honored Daivaradhane rituals, stand as the moral and protective pillars of the community.
From festive harvest celebrations (Hosa Akki Oota / Puddar) to the sacred biennial temple rituals, the story of Shirooru is one of enduring resilience, warmth, and an unbreakable bond between the people and their ancestral soil.
Traditional laterite stone architecture preserving family memories across centuries.
Deep reverence for Koti-Chennaya valour, Daivas, and ancient sacred boundaries.
Rich paddy fields, betel plantations, and cashew processing sustaining local livelihoods.
A united global diaspora carrying village blessings to every corner of the world.
Generations coming together at the ancestral homestead in 33 Shirooru.
ಮುದ್ದುಮನೆ ದೈವಸ್ಥಾನದ ಭವ್ಯ ಕೋಲೋತ್ಸವ ಮತ್ತು ದೈವಾರಾಧನೆ
“A continuous 12 days night Kola rituals happens in the Muddumane temple once in 2 years.”
ಮುದ್ದುಮನೆ ದೈವಸ್ಥಾನದಲ್ಲಿ 2 ವರ್ಷಗಳಿಗೊಮ್ಮೆ ನಡೆಯುವ ನಿರಂತರ 12 ರಾತ್ರಿಗಳ ಪವಿತ್ರ ಕೋಲೋತ್ಸವ — ಭಕ್ತಿ, ನಂಬಿಕೆ ಮತ್ತು ಪರಂಪರೆಯ ಸಂಗಮ.
In coastal Karnataka and Tulunadu, Daivaradhane represents the supreme spiritual guardian of village justice, agrarian prosperity, and communal welfare.
Every two years, the Muddumane temple comes alive with 12 continuous nights of sacred rituals. Revered Daivas are invoked through traditional Chenda percussion, divine oracles (Darshana), fiery Deevatige torches, and elaborate ceremonial regalia.
Non-stop nightly sacred rituals and Daiva Nartana from dusk till dawn.
Auspicious biennial reunion bringing thousands of diaspora families home.
Sacred ancestral seat blessing the village lands and community.
Darshana, cosmic equilibrium, and universal blessings for all.
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Rooted in Tulunadu traditions
Folk worship & Koti Chennaya legacy
Connected across generations
Preserving memories for the future
Six foundational pillars preserving the identity, people, sacred traditions, and memories of 33 Shirooru Muddumane for today and generations to come.
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Learn about the people, families and community connections that make the place special.
Explore local customs, celebrations, rituals, Garadi sites, and cultural practices.
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Document important festivals, gatherings and community events for future generations.
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Every place has a story.
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33 Shirooru Muddumane brings these stories together in one digital space — creating a living archive of people, culture, traditions, and memories.
“Our roots are our identity.
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Our future begins with preserving them today.”
Garadi Nemotsava schedules, Muddumane family gatherings, merit scholarships, and village welfare drives.
The sacred annual Nemotsava at the historical Garadi site of 33 Shirooru will be observed with deep devotion, traditional Pardhana recitations, and community feast.
A dedicated gathering of all families and diaspora to celebrate our shared roots, honor village elders, and expand the digital archive.
The grand annual car festival and temple celebrations of Sri Mahaganapathi and Sri Durga Parameshwari will take place with devotion from Oct 28 to Nov 4.
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Garadi Nemotsavas, Muddumane family gatherings, Bakimar Kambala races, and temple car festivals.
The premier folk tradition of Tulunadu honoring Koti and Chennaya with sacred martial rituals, Pardhana recitals, and community feast.
Honoring village elders, sharing family folklore, digitizing vintage photographs, and celebrating generational bonds.
The heritage sport of Tulunadu and coastal Karnataka where decorated buffaloes sprint through muddy twin tracks.
Capturing people, ancestral courtyards, Garadi rituals, lush Bakimar fields, and memorable moments across generations.
33 Shirooru Muddumane Traditional Courtyard
Traditional Garadi Annual Nemotsava Ritual
Lush Bakimar Fields & Green Rural Beauty
Coastal Yakshagana All-Night Performance
Sri Mahaganapathi Grand Temple Rathotsava
Golden Hour over Shirooru Arabian Coastline
Muddumane ancestral homes, sacred Garadi sites, ancient shrines, and scenic rural vistas.
Muddumane Road, 33 Shirooru - 576223
The historic ancestral homestead representing generations of family unity, hospitality, and traditional coastal architecture.
Garadi Ward, 33 Shirooru - 576223
Sacred folk shrine dedicated to Tulunadu's legendary heroes Koti and Chennaya, embodying bravery and folk worship.
Car Street, Shirooru Central
The revered spiritual centerpiece of Shiroor, famous for its ancient granite sanctum, wooden carvings, and grand Rathotsava.
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