Kumta

Kumta is a town and a taluk in the Uttara Kannada region of Karnataka, India. Kumta is around 142 km south of Margao and 58 km north of Bhatkal. It is arranged 72.7 km from Karwar, the locale central station. It is one of the essential stations along the Konkan Railway line running among Mumbai and Mangalore. The city of Kumta is situated on the Arabian ocean drift in the region of North Kanara in the province of Karnataka. It has a normal height of 3 meters 9 feet. Toward the north of city, the major Aghanashini waterway joins the Arabian Sea on her way rendering shocking view. The town of Gokarna close Kumta is well known for shorelines.

An adjacent Rock Climbing spot called Yana is likewise delightful with its monstrous dark shake arrangements and nature trails. There are a lot of ancient temples in Kumta. Sri Kumbheshwar, Salt Ganapati, Shantika Parameshwari, Mahalasa Narayani, Shanteri Kamakshi, Kavur Kamakshi, and Shankar Narayan sanctuaries are some of them. A considerable lot of these element period models and period artistic expressions, particularly the Kavi Art. Kumta has around 4 shorelines: The Kumta shoreline, Dhareshwar shoreline, Baada shoreline and Mirjan Fort. You can take auto-rickshaws from Kumta town to achieve these shorelines.