Ullal

Ullal is a City Municipality in Mangalore Taluk in Dakshina Kannada district. Ullal town is one of the oldest towns in India. In the fifteenth century it went under the manage of the Portuguese. Still the remaining parts of its radiant history can be found in the shorelines and different parts of Ullal. It is a residential area around 8– 10 km south of Mangalore downtown area near the fringe between the two southern conditions of Karnataka and Kerala. The Mangalore International Airport is 24 km far from Ullal. It contains two income divisions, Ullal and Permannur, in Mangalore Taluk.

Ullal is neighboring City Corporation of Mangalore, 10 km from District home office - Mangalore. The greater part of the general population in Ullal have a place with either Beary or Mogaveera ethnic gathering. It is extremely popular for memorable areas like Sayyid Muhammad Shareeful Madani Darga, Sri Cheerumba Bagavathi Temple, Someshwara Temple, Someshwar Beach, Kadapara jara Darga, Summer Sands Beach Resort, Queen Abbakka Chowta's Fort at Ranipura, K Pandyarajah Ballal Institutes and school of nursing, St. Sebastian Church Permannur, Sayyid Madani Institutions, Fish Meal and Oil Plant, and Queen Abbakka's Jain sanctuary at Melangadi.

This curious little ocean town on the shore of Arabian Sea was the setting for wide-scale ocean disintegration that happened in the late 1990s and early this thousand years. The nearby experts, be that as it may, have endeavored to diminish the harm by putting sand sacks close to the propelling coastline, the advantages of this progression are yet to be noted. Adjoining summer sands shoreline resort is subhash nagar. The remaining parts of Rani Abbakka's fortification can be found in the region of Someshwara Temple.