This 5 day Karnataka temple tour package is a private pilgrimage from Coimbatore to four temple towns: Udupi, Kollur, Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya. You stay one night in each, with Murudeshwar as an optional stop on Day 2. It is priced from ₹20,800 per person; it covers an AC vehicle with our own driver, fuel, toll, parking, driver charges and four hotel nights.

Benny Mon Holidays runs its own vehicles and drivers from an office at Ganapathy, Coimbatore. WhatsApp or call +91 86101 62373 for a quote.
A long drive to the coast. It takes around 10 to 11 hours with stops. Evening darshan at Sri Krishna Matha and night in Udupi.
Drive to Kollur for darshan at the Mookambika Temple. If you choose, we first go up the coast to Murudeshwar and come back to Kollur by evening. Night in Kollur.
From Kollur we drive back through Udupi and on to Dharmasthala. Evening darshan and night in Dharmasthala.
Drive to Kukke Subramanya for darshan of Kukke Subramanya Swamy and any seva you have booked. The rest of the day is free for temples around the town. Night in Kukke.
Morning darshan if you want, then the drive home to Coimbatore and drop-off at your pickup point. It is a long day of around 10 hours with stops. An extra night on the way can be added on request.
October to February is cooler and dry on the coast. Dharmasthala's Laksha Deepotsava falls in November or December and draws huge crowds, so book early if you want to see it. June to September brings heavy rain on the ghat roads to Kukke and Dharmasthala.
The vehicle is part of the package price. We match it to your group, and you can ask for a different one.
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For more than 21 people we arrange a bus or two vehicles. Call +91 86101 62373 and we plan it with you.
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From ₹20,800 per person. Two to four pilgrims travel in a sedan or Ertiga, a family of six or seven in an Innova or Innova Crysta, and groups of 12 to 26 in a Tempo Traveller, Urbania or 21-seater coach. WhatsApp or call +91 86101 62373.
Udupi: devotees see Lord Krishna through a nine-holed silver window, the Navagraha Kitiki, says the Udupi district page.
Kollur: the Mookambika Temple sits on the Souparnika river and is one of the seven Mukthi Sthalas of Karnataka, per the district's Kollur page.
The Dharmasthala temple history is unusual. The Dakshina Kannada district page notes that the Manjunatha Temple is a Shaiva shrine with Madhwa Vaishnava priests, run by a hereditary Jain family, the Heggades. Pilgrims get free meals, and a 39-foot Bahubali statue stands on the hill nearby.
Kukke: at the Kukke Shri Subrahmanya Temple, God Subrahmanya is worshipped as a snake. The district's Kukke page says the town is known for serpent rituals such as Sarpa Samskara.
Karnataka Tourism traces the temple back about eight centuries, to a local chief, Birmanna Pergade, who dedicated his family to dharma. The Heggade family descended from him still runs it. Today Dharmasthala Manjunatha is worshipped alongside a Jain Tirthankara on the same ground. Karnataka Tourism also says the temple guest house can be booked online through the official site.
Send your dates, headcount and any seva plans. Call or WhatsApp +91 86101 62373, email bennymonholidays@gmail.com, or use our contact page. Office: 2 B, Old Sathy Rd, Kovilthottam, Sridevi Nagar, Ganapathy, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 641006. More on Dharmasthala, Kukke Subramanya and Karnataka trips.
If your aim is darshan at the four big coastal temples, yes. If you want hills or heritage too, Karnataka tour packages for 5 days with a mixed plan work better.
We do not book sevas. Book Sarpa Samskara or other rituals with the temple office at Kukke in advance, and we plan the days around your slot.
Kukke is a common base for the Kumara Parvatha trek. It is a hard trek that needs forest permission and a separate day, so it is not part of this plan. Entry depends on the forest department on the day.
You can. Book it only through the official Shri Kshetra Dharmasthala site, which warns about fake booking websites, calls and WhatsApp messages.
Yes, at most of these temples. Men should carry a dhoti or formal trousers and women a saree or chudidar.
A 30% advance confirms your trip, and the balance date is in your written quote. Cancel 15 days or more before the trip and we refund the full advance. From 14 to 3 days before, we refund half the advance. Within 2 days of the trip, the advance is not refunded.
If you only have three days, take the Udupi and Murudeshwar break. For Kerala temples instead, see our Kerala temple tour. For a coast route with more beach time, try our Mangalore, Udupi and Murudeshwar trip.
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