Parandav

Parandav is a village located in the Taluka of Ankola in the Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka, India. It is situated in the coastal region of the state, known for its lush green landscapes and proximity to the Arabian Sea. The village is primarily agricultural, with many residents cultivating crops such as rice, cashews, and coconuts. The local economy is also supported by fishing activities due to its coastal location.

The area around Parandav experiences a tropical climate, characterized by hot summers and heavy monsoon rainfall. The monsoon season, typically from June to September, significantly influences the agricultural cycles and the overall environment of the village. Parandav is connected to other parts of the district through a network of roads, facilitating transportation of goods and people.

The culture of Parandav is influenced by its Konkani-speaking population and the broader traditions of coastal Karnataka. Festivals and local customs are an integral part of village life. The village also boasts natural beauty, with nearby beaches and forests offering opportunities for exploration and recreation. Basic amenities such as schools and healthcare facilities are available in or near the village, serving the needs of its residents.