Kulur, Mangalore

Kulur or Kuloor is a locality in Mangalore city, Karnataka, India. Kulur is one of the major commercial junctions in the city. It is the gateway of Mangalore City South. To the north there is Guru]pura river. It connects the northern parts of city like Surathkal, Kulai, Baikampady, Panambur to the eastern parts like Airport, Bajpe, Kavoor, Bondel, Maryhill, Vamanjoor & to the southern parts like Kottara, Bejai, MG Road, Statebank, Pumpwell, Thokottu, Ullal, Deralakatte, Konaje. The River Festival of Mangalore was held at Kulur along with Bangrakulur & Tannirbhavi.[1] The district administration & Mangalore City Corporation proposed of building a permanent jetty at Kulur, to promote the backwater tourism of Mangalore along Gurupura River. The Kulur-Tannirbhavi corridor will be developed as a major tourists attraction under the Smart City Project. [2].


Schools & Colleges in Kulur
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References
  1. Vinobha K T (28 December 2018). "River Festival to be held Mangaluru on January 12, 13". The Times of India. Retrieved 28 February 2020.
  2. https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/karnataka/in-a-bid-to-boost-tourism-dk-to-launch-small-projects/article27121153.ece
  3. "CBSE Schools in Kulur, Mangalore - VIBGYOR Rise". www.vibgyorrise.com. Retrieved 7 December 2018.
  4. http://www.ajiet.edu.in/


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