Step by step guide to take a Tulunadu tour

 Anybody thinking of taking a tour in Tulunadu, this is the place to look for. You will be surrounded by people talking a number of languages in any part of Tulunadu. There are people speaking Tulu, Kannada, Konkani, Malayalam, Malbari and many other languages. One will feel home when he is in Tulunadu. A day won't be enough to see the beauty of Tulunadu. It includes three districts, Udupi, Dakshina Kannada and also Kasaragod, in Kerala. Your tour in Tulunadu could include the following steps.

#Step 1: Decide your goal of the tour
The first step for taking a successful tour in Tulunadu is to decide your goal or purpose of the tour. the purpose of the tour for people may be different. One may be interested in knowing the culture, another may be traveling just for fun, some may want to travel for the purpose of traveling. In each of the different cases, the destination for the tour is different.

#Step 2: Look out for destinations
If you are looking for destinations to enjoy, spend your time fruitfully and enjoy with friends and family, the following could be your destinations.

  • Malpe beach
  • Hanumanagundi falls
  • Pilikula waterpark and zoo
  • St. Mary's island
  • Kudremukha 
  • Kudlu falls
  • Maravante and many other beaches.
If you are looking for places of historical importance, then the ones mentioned below are your destinations.
  • Bekal fort
  • Sulthan Battery
  • Jamalabad fort
  • Gomateshwara statue, Karkala
If one is looking for a place of pilgrimage, these could be the ones.
  • Udupi Krishna matha
  • Kukke Subramanya temple
  • Dharmastala
  • Ullal Darga
  • Kateel temple
  • Milagres church
  • Chaturmukha basadi, Karkala
  • St. Lawrence church, Karkala
  • Sringeri temple
  • Kadri temple
  • Savira kambada basadi, Moodbidri
Some other places to look for are:
  • Yadakumeri trek
  • Kumara parvatha
  • Bejai museum
  • Tagore park
  • Manjusha museum, Dharmastala

 #Step 3: Set your destinations
According to the interest, one may choose his destinations. The routeway for the places may be searched in google or asked with people who have knowledge about the places. The places are suggested to be selected such that, there is no long distance between them. It is not much difficult to choose the destinations as the distances are not too far in Tulunadu. Tulunadu is a place of two districts; so, the distance wouldn't be more than 100 kilometers.

#Step 4: Plan your tour
The next important step in the course is to plan the tour well. The date, time, days, mode of transport, food, accommodation, etc. need to be perfectly planned before starting the journey. It is not difficult to search for food, accommodation, and transportation, as they are all available easily in Tulunadu. The plan should be such that it can be executed easily and every aspect of the tour is covered.

#Step 5: Act your plan
The next step in the Tulunadu tour is to bring the tour plan into action. The different places chosen must be traveled according to the convenience. The time to be spent in the particular places has to be decided in accordance with the interest of visitors. It is very much necessary that the plan is perfectly executed. The last minute changes must be avoided in order to have a successful tour in Tulunadu.

#Step 6: Take full benefit
Whatever may be the purpose of the tour, one must take full benefits of every aspect of the tour. The purpose of the tour must be served well when the tour gets completed. The mentality of travelers must be such that whatever comes in the way, you welcome it and take it as it is. One can learn from every circumstances during the course of the tour.

These steps would help in having a successful tour in Tulunadu. Anybody could make their ordinary tour a memorable one by following these steps.

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