Siddapura

Siddapura is a town and the home office of Siddapur taluk, situated in the Uttara Kannada area of the territory of Karnataka in southern India. It is settled among the Western Ghats. The town is encompassed by backwoods and the district is famous for countless. Sirsi is the Nearest Large City. Adike Areca nut is the essential product developed in the towns that encompass the town. Starting at 2001, Siddapura had a populace of 14,049. Guys were 51% of the populace and females 49%. The normal education rate is 82% male 88%, female 82%. 11% of the populace is under 6 years old. Kannada is the most well-known dialect.

The primary control of the inhabitants of Siddapura is horticulture, fundamentally areca nut development. Notwithstanding areca nut, wares like rice, espresso, pineapple, cardamom, coconut, pepper and vanilla are additionally developed. Different enterprises incorporate pop, dessert, and pineapple juice processing plants, jackfruit and banana chip factories. Siddapura is home to numerous Hindu sanctuaries. The well known Hindu celebration Marikamba Jaatre happens at the regular intervals. This celebration honors the goddess Marikamba, a type of Durga. More than 100,000 individuals go to this celebration, making it one of the biggest in the area.