Someshwara Temple, Byndooru – Where the Sea Meets the Sacred

The Byndooru Someshwara Temple is a beautiful and spiritually powerful Shiva temple located right on the seashore in Byndooru, Karnataka. Set against the backdrop of the Arabian Sea, this temple is known not only for its breathtaking location but also for its deep-rooted spiritual history. According to local belief, Sage Muni once performed penance here, infusing the space with unique energy and divine significance.






The temple complex includes several other sacred sites, such as the Naga Theertha—a holy pond linked to serpent worship—a serene Ganesha temple, and a powerful Anjaneya (Hanuman) shrine. The presence of all these deities in one place creates a deeply fulfilling spiritual experience. As you stand there, with the sound of waves crashing, the sea breeze brushing past, and the serene atmosphere all around, you feel a sense of peace that is hard to put into words. This temple is a must-visit if you are in the Byndoor or Kundapura region—perfect for anyone seeking a spiritual retreat close to nature.

Timings : 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Location : Someshwara Temple, Byndooru, Udupi Dist., Karanataka

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What a serene and soul-stirring post @saidevadiga

The Someshwara Temple at Byndooru truly seems like a divine confluence of nature and spirituality. Your description beautifully captures the peaceful ambiance—the rhythmic waves, the sea breeze, and the sacred presence of Shiva, Ganesha, and Hanuman all in one space. The mention of Naga Theertha and the temple’s connection to ancient penance adds a layer of mystique and reverence.

Thank you for sharing this spiritual gem from coastal Karnataka—it’s now definitely on my travel list! Have you visited during any specific festival or special occasion there? Would love to hear more about that experience. :folded_hands::sparkles:

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Thank you so much! :blush: @NandKK
I haven’t visited during any festival, just on a regular day. But even then, the place felt very peaceful and special. I’d love to see it during a festival someday too!

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Yes, sure. Whenever you will visit, please share the photos with us. @saidevadiga