Near by places around Amrutha College of Education: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Dakshina Kannada

7 km

An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Manjunatha, known for its bronze statues and historic charm.

15 km

One of the most popular and well-maintained beaches, ideal for picnics, watersports, and sunset views.

14 km

A serene beach with a lighthouse, offering a peaceful environment and boating facilities.

9 km

Known for its stunning frescoes painted by Italian Jesuit artist Antonio Moscheni, resembling the Sistine Chapel.

10 km

A watchtower built by Tipu Sultan, offering scenic views of the Gurupur River and the Arabian Sea.

10 km

A sprawling nature park featuring a biological park, zoo, botanical garden, boating facilities, and a science center.

8 km

A magnificent temple built in the Dravidian style, dedicated to Lord Shiva, resembling the Pashupatinath Temple in Nepal.

9 km

An ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Mangaladevi, from which the city of Mangalore derives its name.

140 km

A popular hill station known as the 'Scotland of India', famous for its coffee plantations, misty hills, and waterfalls.

60 km

Famous for the Sri Krishna Matha and its beautiful pristine beaches like Malpe Beach, Kaup Beach, and St. Mary's Island.

150 km

Known for its towering Shiva statue (second tallest in the world) and the Murudeshwar Temple on the coast of the Arabian Sea.

155 km

A tranquil hill station popular for its coffee estates, Mullayanagiri (highest peak in Karnataka), and Baba Budangiri hills.

100 km

Home to the Sringeri Sharada Peetham, a significant Hindu monastery and a center of learning.

95 km

A revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Subramanya, nestled amidst the lush Western Ghats.

75 km

A unique pilgrimage center known for the Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple and its blend of religious and social welfare activities.

90 km

Known as the 'Cherrapunji of the South', famous for its rainforest, waterfalls, and stunning sunset views from the Agumbe Ghat.