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Udupi
Udupi is a city on the coast of Karnataka, south-western India, known for its Krishna temple and monasteries founded by the 13th-century philosopher Madhvacharya, who was born nearby. It remains the main centre of the Dvaita tradition and has given its name to a style of vegetarian cooking.
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