Nandalike

Nandalike
Nandalike
—  village  —
Coordinates
Country India
State Karnataka
District(s) Udupi
Nearest city udupi
Parliamentary constituency udupi
Assembly constituency karkala/kaup
Civic agency Gram Panchayat
Literacy 90% 
Time zone IST (UTC+05:30)

Nandalike is a village in Karkala taluk of Udupi District in India. It is approximately 16 km east of Padubidri and about 15 km from Karkala town.

Nandalike is the Birth place of Great Poet Muddana(Nandalike Lakshmi Narayanappa).

Agriculture is the main occupation of the people here. There is an old palace called Chavadi Palace. This palace is 600 years old, having beautiful wooden carvings and pillars. The carved ceilings of this palace are found only in this part of south-canara.

The Mahalingeshwara (Lord Shiva) worshipped here along with Sathya Devatha (Goddess of Truth) called Siri, Abbaga Daraga, Kumara swamy, Naga, and Brahma. This place is also called Alade and Moolastana to lakhs of devotees. Temple has having history over 1000 years. The Annual Festival of Temple starts from full moon day of tulu month Mayi (between February 15 and March 15) and celebration day called Ayanostava will be celebrated on subsequent full moon day i.e. between March 15 and April 15). Lakhs of people gather for this festival.

Nandalike Road

There is a concrete road in nandalike.The people in nandalike worked hard for the construction of this road.Then atlast the government sanctioned 3 crores for the road construction.

Saw Mills in Nandalike

There are presently two saw mills in nandalike- 1.SARALA SAW MILL-SUHAS HEGDE 2.JESUS WOOD INDUSTRIES-GREGORY MENEZES



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