Manjalur

Manjalur is a village located in the Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka, India. It is situated near the coast, north of Mangalore (Mangaluru), a major city in the region. Manjalur is primarily an agricultural area, with paddy fields and coconut plantations being prominent features of the landscape. The village is known for its serene environment and relatively slow pace of life compared to the nearby urban centers.

The population of Manjalur is primarily dependent on agriculture and related activities. There are also small-scale businesses and trading activities within the village. The local language spoken is Tulu, although Kannada is also widely understood and used for administrative and educational purposes.

While Manjalur is a relatively small village, it has basic amenities such as schools, healthcare facilities, and transportation links. It is connected to other towns and cities in the region by road. The nearest major railway station and airport are located in Mangalore.

Manjalur, like many villages in coastal Karnataka, has a rich cultural heritage. Traditional festivals and rituals are observed by the local communities, reflecting the region's unique customs and traditions.