Tourism
A brief history:
This Town was known as Capital of Tulu Kingdom Ullal and was ruled by Brave Queen Rani Abbakka Devi in the middle of 15th Century and fought for Independence against Portuguese. The Famous religious centers such as Sayyed Madani darga, Somanatheshwara Temple and St. Sebastian Church are located in this town and also maintaining Communal Harmony. Ullal town is situated coastal area of Arabian Sea and notified as the Beach Resort from Tourism Department
Someshwara Temple It is 9 Kms to the south of Mangalore, and 1/2 Km from the Someshwara Bus stand, this beach is well known for the large rocks called "Rudra Shile". The historical Somanath Temple constructed during the regime of the famous queen Abbakka Devi is situated in the north side.
Darga The Darga of Sayed Mohammed Shereful Madani, who is said to have come to Ullal from Madina 400 years ago is a famous darga in this region. Thousands of people from various states visit the mosque to participate in the Urus festival which is celebrated once in every 5 years.
Ullal Beach situated around 15 Kms away from Mangalore to the South. Set in 14 acres of casuarina groves, has well furnished cottages and makes a pleasant getaway from the city.
Kotepur: It is situated in Ullal. The fort of the Rani Abbakka Devi can be visited from here. Ullal, just 5 km from Mangalore is a lovely spot for those seeking a holiday by the sea. With its picturesque Casuarina groves, beach cottages and a swimming pool one can spend tranquil hours seeking peace in this paradise
This page is Maintained by Chief Officer, Ullal TMC
