Sri Durga Parameshwari Temple Accommodation, Mandarthi, Udupi

  • Children under the age of 12 are allowed for free, while those who are 12 years old or older will be charged as adults.
  • Each room can accommodate up to two adults and one child.
  • User can book maximum upto 2 rooms and rooms can be booked for maximum 3 days.
  • No refund and no cancellation.
  • Caution deposit has to be deposited to the manager. Please ensure that you carry the caution deposit, in cash.
  • No food should be carried inside the room.
  • In case of any government emergency, room bookings will be cancelled, and we will refund your money.
  • At the time of entry, all devotees shall produce the same original ID proof used during booking. Age proof shall be produced for children below stipulated age to entry the temple without booking tickets.
  • The devotees shall wear traditional dress only. Male: Dhoti, Shirt/Kurtha, Pyjama / Pant. Female: Saree / Half Saree / Chudidar with Dupatta.
  • All the devotees in group ticket have to report together.
  • All the devotees shall report as per their time slot only.
  • All bookings are final. Postponement / advancement / cancellation / refund is not allowed (if paid).
  • Entry with foot wear is not permitted into the queue lines and Temple.
  • In view of Covid-19, all the devotees should maintain social distancing, should wear mask, shall co-operate for thermal screening and should carry personal sanitizer. Entry will only be permitted to those who wear masks.
  • Touching of idols, holy books and statues will not be allowed, and physical distances will have to be maintained in queues through markings.
  • Physical offerings like holy water will not be permitted.
  • Devotees will not be allowed to ring bells when they entry the temples and there will be no community feasts either.
  • Check-in from 09:00 am, checkout time till next day 09:00 am.

About the Temple:
Sri Durgaparameshwari temple, Mandarthi is a holy place of Goddess Sri Durgaparameshwari located at 25 kms from Udupi. Mandarthi is one of the ancient and most popular prominent pilgrimage site located to the North of Udupi. According to the legends, five Nagakanyas (Devarathi, Nagarathi, Charurathi, Mandarthi and Neelarathi) went to Kailasa with a desire to marry Lord Subramanya and gets cursed by Nandi to remain unmarried and suffer in forest fire. Maharishi Vyaghrapada saw these five snakes when he was wandering in the Sahyadri Ghats. He knew about them by his divine insights and said that their curse would be removed by a royal person. In due course of time, king Devavarma of Avanthi who had been banished and wandering in disguise near Sahyadri mountains decides to save the snakes and wraps the snakes with a piece of cloth. These snakes slid out of cloth wrapper at different locations and the snake called Mandarthi reached a part of forest which was then called as "Mandarthi".

The royal couple along with sage Sudeva prayed Goddess Durga with utmost devotion and then Goddess assured that she would manifest at Mandarthi with all her powers as Vana Durga. In 18th century Vana Durga was converted to Durgaparameshwari with the installation of a new idol due to the violent nature of Vana Durga on priest families.

About the Facility/Choultry:
Sri Durgaparameshwari Vasatigraha of Sri Durgaparameshwari temple, Mandarthi was established during 2000-2001. The facility is present 50 meters away from the main temple. The Vasathigraha has 21 normal rooms with double wooden cot (along with bed, blanket and bed spread), small size table, attached toilet and wash room and pure drinking water facilities. The temple is 70 kms from Mangalore city, 25 kms from Udupi, 8 kms from Barkur and 65 kms from Kolluru.

Google Map Link to Address: https://goo.gl/maps/X1yUjznRfancWkHA8

Address: Sri Durgaparameshwari Temple, Mandarthi, Brahmavara Taluk, Udupi District, Karnataka - 576 223

Phone: +91 90711 60933, +91 94815 16279

Email: [email protected]