The breeze of coastal Karnataka hits as we touch this small city of Mangaluru. As you set feet, a feeling of warmth engulfs! Then the Tulu speaking locals whose language sounds like music. We just can't take our eyes off from the quaint ambience and smell of yummy delicacies at every nook and corner of this city. In fact, this bustling centre has everything from tourist places (not to forget beaches), religious places, malls (budding city) and to top it all its the mouth-watering food!
Let us take photo tour in Mangalore to see its hidden grandeur in simplicity!
Early Morning at Mangala Devi Temple
Do you know the name 'Mangaluru' is derived from the Goddess Mangala Devi. Don't miss out on visiting this beautiful shrine.
Mangala Devi Temple
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On a Rainy Day
Mangalore is enclosed by the Western Ghats on one side and the enchanting Arabian Sea to the other.
Photo Courtesy: Shuba
The Stunning Suratkal
The educational hub Suratkal is blessed with nature's bounty.
Photo Courtesy: Abhinaba Basu
Amazing Folklore
Huli Vesha (Tiger Dance) is one of the folk art forms of Mangalore. Men paint there bodies with tiger prints and dance. It is similar to the folk form of Puli Kali in Kerala.
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The Alluring Coast
Can't forget the amazing beaches in Mangalore; quaint and pristine coastal line is a must visit here.
Photo Courtesy: Subharnab Majumdar
Historical St. Aloysius Chapel
St. Aloysius Chapel is one of the landmarks in Mangalore; it belongs to the colonial times.
Photo Courtesy: Haydn Blackey
Sea Shells on the Sea Shore
You can collect sea shells to your heart's content at the beaches of Mangalore. Head to the untouched Tannirbhavi for a escapade from the city!
Photo Courtesy: Karunakar Rayker
The Eternal Yakshagana
Yakshagana, a folk theatre form, originated from the Malenadu regions of Karnataka. It is one of the popular art forms which is still performed widely in Mangalore. Do try to watch Yakshagana when you visit Mangalore!
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Bustling Panambur
Panambur is a sea port of New Mangalore Port and the Panambur Beach is one of the famous beaches in Mangalore.
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Divine Udupi
Udupi, the religious town is just 60km away from Mangalore.
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Electrifying Kambala
Kambala, the buffalo race, is one of the traditional sports in Mangalore. In recent years, it has been one of the disputed animal sports in India.
Photo Courtesy: Karunakar Rayker
Fishing Boats
Fishing is one of the main occupations as it is a coastal city.
Photo Courtesy: Shuba
Mouth-Watering Sea Food
Mangalore is known for its unique sea food and non-vegetarian cuisines. Don't miss out on trying the Kane Fry, Kori Rotti, etc.
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Pictureque Sunset
Tannirbhavi Beach is secluded and best to enjoy the nature! Sunset at Tannirbhavi Beach is just magical.
Photo Courtesy: Karunakar Rayker
I Scream You Scream For Ice Cream
Never ever come back without trying ice cream in Pabbas or Ideal ice cream at Mangalore!
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