Tallur is a village in the Kundapur taluk of Udupi district in Karnataka State of India.

[2] Much of the village land is low-lying farm plains which were forests transformed for cultivation.

On cloudless, sunny days the Kodachadri hill's peak is visible from the village.

The government primary school[4] in the village is more than one hundred and thirty-six years old, first constructed during the British Raj.

Except for a few privately-owned boats, the village is not connected through marine and riverine modes of transportation even though it is surrounded by many water bodies and is less than five kilometres away from the Kundapura-Gangolli estuary to the Arabian Sea.

The village and its surrounding nine inhabited areas are governed by the Tallur Gram Panchayat which presently has eighteen elected members.

[8][9][10] A batch of local ASHA workers service basic healthcare to the villagers.

There's a retail showroom of Hyundai[13] and Toyota along with many small and medium-sized vehicle repair and service centres and metal fabrication workshops.