33 Shirooru Muddumane Landscapes
33 SHIROORU MUDDUMANE • UDUPI DISTRICT • 576223

Our Village & Locality

A peaceful rural haven rooted in Tulunadu traditions, Garadi heritage, generational family bonds, and scenic coastal greenery.

TRADITION, COMMUNITY & HERITAGE

A Place Rooted in Culture & Nature

Located in the Shirooru Muddumane region of Udupi district, Karnataka (PIN 576223).

33 Shirooru Muddumane is a traditional locality in Shirooru, Udupi district, Karnataka, surrounded by the rich cultural heritage and community traditions of coastal Karnataka.

Located in the Shirooru Muddumane region, the area reflects the unique character of rural coastal life — where community, family, tradition and cultural values continue to remain an important part of everyday life.

The Shirooru Muddumane region has a strong connection with the traditional cultural landscape of Tulunadu. The wider 33 Shirooru area is associated with several traditional Garadi sites, reflecting the importance of folk traditions and community worship in the region. Traditional Garadi culture is closely connected with the stories and worship associated with Koti and Chennaya, whose legacy continues to hold an important place in the cultural heritage of Tulunadu.

Surrounded by the natural beauty of coastal Karnataka, Shirooru offers a peaceful rural environment shaped by greenery, traditional homes, agricultural landscapes and a strong sense of community. The region's cultural identity is complemented by its natural surroundings, making it a place where heritage and everyday life exist together.

Locality

33 Shirooru Muddumane

District

Udupi (Karnataka)

PIN Code

576223

Cultural Roots

Tulunadu & Garadi

LANDMARKS & SACRED PLACES

Places of Significance in 33 Shirooru

From ancestral Muddumane homesteads to sacred Garadi shrines, temples, and tranquil Bakimar fields.

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33 Shirooru Muddumane Heritage Homestead
Community

33 Shirooru Muddumane Heritage Homestead

Muddumane Road, 33 Shirooru - 576223

Timings: Open for community members and cultural visitors

The historic ancestral homestead representing generations of family unity, hospitality, and traditional coastal architecture.

Key Highlights
Traditional Central Courtyard (Thotti Mane)
Living Archive of Family Lineage & Photographs
Centuries-Old Wood Carvings & Heritage Relics
Atmosphere of Peace, Community & Togetherness
Traditional Garadi Kshetra & Koti-Chennaya Sthana
Temples

Traditional Garadi Kshetra & Koti-Chennaya Sthana

Garadi Ward, 33 Shirooru - 576223

Timings: 6:00 AM – 12:30 PM & 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Sacred folk shrine dedicated to Tulunadu's legendary heroes Koti and Chennaya, embodying bravery and folk worship.

Key Highlights
Folk Worship Sanctum of Koti & Chennaya
Traditional Martial Heritage & Sacred Regalia
Annual Night-Long Nemotsava Celebration
Deep Connection to Tulunadu Oral Traditions
Sri Mahaganapathi & Sri Durga Parameshwari Temple
Temples

Sri Mahaganapathi & Sri Durga Parameshwari Temple

Car Street, Shirooru Central

Timings: 6:00 AM – 1:30 PM & 5:00 PM – 8:30 PM

The revered spiritual centerpiece of Shiroor, famous for its ancient granite sanctum, wooden carvings, and grand Rathotsava.

Key Highlights
500+ Years Ancient Sanctum
Grand Annual Rathotsava (Brahma Ratha)
Daily Traditional Mahapooja & Annasantarpane
Classical Tulunadu Temple Architecture