Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Uppunda is a village in the southern coast of Karnataka, India landlocked between the villages Bijoor to the north and Kambadkone to the south. With west coast of the village on the Arabian sea the village is home to some of the most beautiful and virgin beaches in South India. The nearest city with an airport is Mangalore which is about 119 kilo-meters away. The town is reachable by water and road from Mangalore. Nearest railway station Bijoor Railway station & Byndoor Mookambika Road(BYNR) railway station. It is located in the Kundapura taluk of Udupi district in Karnataka. Before 1951 Uppunda was a part of the larger Madras state within the British East India Company empire and was annexed Karnataka in free republic India. Majority of people in town speak Kannada and Konkani Uppunda is also home to one of the largest temple Durgaparameshwari Temple. Every year thousands of people gather to celebrate "KODI HABBA" during the winter months of November and December, which involves transporting the main village deity on a huge chariot, also known as Rath-Utsav or Ratha-Yatra in some parts of India. There are also a dozen other temples within the village such as Raghavendra Swami Mata, Venkataramana Temple, Mood Ganapathi Temple, Shiva Temple. Village has a few primary and middle schools with one high school and a pre-university college with most of the teaching is done in either English or Kannada. Uppunda has an average literacy rate and some students drop out of school each year to work at the local fisheries or to support harvesting the local farms. The village has one branch of Karnataka Bank which is the only bank present in the village. The village does not have a hospital, but has several private clinics that offer medical help ranging from first aid to dentistry. Other places around the village that's worth visiting are Kolluru Mukambika Temple, Maravante Beach, Someshwara Sunset point (Byndoor).. }
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- Uppunda abstract "Uppunda is a village in the southern coast of Karnataka, India landlocked between the villages Bijoor to the north and Kambadkone to the south. With west coast of the village on the Arabian sea the village is home to some of the most beautiful and virgin beaches in South India. The nearest city with an airport is Mangalore which is about 119 kilo-meters away. The town is reachable by water and road from Mangalore. Nearest railway station Bijoor Railway station & Byndoor Mookambika Road(BYNR) railway station. It is located in the Kundapura taluk of Udupi district in Karnataka. Before 1951 Uppunda was a part of the larger Madras state within the British East India Company empire and was annexed Karnataka in free republic India. Majority of people in town speak Kannada and Konkani Uppunda is also home to one of the largest temple Durgaparameshwari Temple. Every year thousands of people gather to celebrate "KODI HABBA" during the winter months of November and December, which involves transporting the main village deity on a huge chariot, also known as Rath-Utsav or Ratha-Yatra in some parts of India. There are also a dozen other temples within the village such as Raghavendra Swami Mata, Venkataramana Temple, Mood Ganapathi Temple, Shiva Temple. Village has a few primary and middle schools with one high school and a pre-university college with most of the teaching is done in either English or Kannada. Uppunda has an average literacy rate and some students drop out of school each year to work at the local fisheries or to support harvesting the local farms. The village has one branch of Karnataka Bank which is the only bank present in the village. The village does not have a hospital, but has several private clinics that offer medical help ranging from first aid to dentistry. Other places around the village that's worth visiting are Kolluru Mukambika Temple, Maravante Beach, Someshwara Sunset point (Byndoor).".