Mukka

Mukka is a coastal town located in the Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka, India. The town is situated about 40 kilometers north of the city of Mangalore and is a popular tourist destination.

Mukka is known for its picturesque beaches, which are dotted with palm trees and attracts a large number of visitors particularly during the summer months. The town also has a number of temples and churches, which are of great importance to the local population.

Mukka is also a major commercial center in the region, with a variety of shops and markets selling local handicrafts, seafood, and other commodities. The town is also a major hub for transportation, with buses and other public transportation services connecting it to nearby cities and towns.

The town has a rich history and is believed to have been an important center of trade and commerce during the colonial era. The name Mukka is derived from the Kannada word 'Mukku', which means 'black grapes', a type of fruit that is commonly found in the region.

In recent years, Mukka has developed into a major center for aquaculture, with many people engaged in the cultivation of fish and other sea products. The town's proximity to the Arabian Sea also makes it an important center for fishing and seafood processing.

Mukka has a tropical savanna climate, with high temperatures and humidity levels throughout the year. The town experiences two main monsoon seasons, one in the summer and the other in the winter. The average temperature in the town is around 28 degrees Celsius, making it a place of interest for tourists who are looking for a warm climate during their visit.