Anegudde Shri Vinayaka mandir complex

One of the 'sapthakshetra' of 'TULUNAADU'.
Each day 'Gana Homa' is performed early morning in praise of Lord Ganesha.
One of the most beautiful temple in the region and peacful ambience
Categories: temple, hindu temple, place of worship
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anegudde
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Coordinates:  13°34'10"N 74°42'16"E

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  • Anegudde is one of the seven sacred places in the coastal region called parashurama kshetra. Contact Address : Anegudde Shree Vinayaka Temple Kumbhasi-576257,Kundapura Taluk, Udupi District. India Phone:-+91-824-74221
  • NEAR TO THE SRI KUMBHASIMUTT [THE MOOLAMUT OF SODE VADIRAJAMUTT UDIPI] THE BEAUTIFULL TEMPLE OF LORD GANESH WAS SITUATED AT KUMBHASI VILLIAGE THE BHIMASENA GET WEAFON FROM LORD GANESHA TO KILL KUMBHASURA AND KILLED HIM AT THIS PLACE SO CALLED THIS PLACE AS KUMBHASI THE DAILY POOJA WAS PERFORMED BY SRI VISWAMBHARA UPADYAYA FAMILY SINCE FROM 400 YEAR AND HE IS THE MOOLA PURUSHA OF THIS FAMILY SEE ALSO THE OFFICIAL WEB SIGHT OF TEMPLE ANEGUDDE .COM MANAGER SRI KUMBHASIMUTT KUMBHASI 576257 S K INDIA
  • Anegudde Shree Vinayaka Temple is good place of devotee’s
  • AneGudde Ganapathy Temple is a must visit place of worship when you are in South Canara,
  • whenever I come to Kundapur,I try my level best to visit Anegudde and seek HIS blessings.
  • I regularly visit the Anegudde Shree Vinayaka Temple, Kumbhasi. The temple is not situated in Tulunadu. The Tulu speaking people are staying from Udupi to Southern side of the Udupi District and Managalore District. In Khumbhasi the people speak Kunapura Kannada not Tulu. The people of Udupi District from Shirur to Kalyanpur, Hebri on the eastern side speak Kundapura Kannada and not Tulu.
  • the best anegudde tempal and god is great
  • VERY GOOD PLACE IN UDUPI DISTRICT
  • I belong to Kumbhashi though I stay some where else. The temple has great history and the Deity Ganesha is great. Whatever wish you pray to the Lord Ganesha here are fulfilled according to scores of devotees visit to the temple
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