Murudeshwar, the Hindu God Shiva's other name, fully lives up to its name, boasting the world’s second-highest Shiva statue. It is a lovely coastal pilgrim village in Karnataka, India's southernmost state.
With its beautiful position in the Western Ghats, this site attracts and welcomes a significant number of tourists each year. Every year, millions of people flock to Murudeshwar to pay their respects to Lord Shiva and to take in the breathtaking scenery. The statue of Lord Siva, which stands on the Arabian Sea, gives guests an intimidating and awe-inspiring feeling, whether they are on a religious tour or just visiting the region for the first time.
Murudeshwar Temple
Murudeshwar temple is a popular tourist destination because it has the world's second-tallest Shiva statue, which stands at 123 feet above sea level. The temple, which is located atop Kanduka Giri's hill, is bordered on three sides by the sea, and its lofty statue is a beautiful sight to see. The Murudeshwar temple is also known as the Kethappa Narayana temple and features a gatehouse tower with a 20-story height. Pilgrims from all across the country come to see this captivating art.
Murudeshwar Beach
Murudeshwar beach is bordered on one side by the beautiful Arabian Sea, and on the other by hills and mountains. It is one of Murudeshwar's most popular tourist attractions. The beauty of this beautiful beach is enhanced by the waving coconut trees. The overall panorama of Murudeshwar Beach is worth a visit, with its tremendous sea waters splashing against the surface of the beach.
