Mangalore City Heritage Tour

Mangalore city is also called as 'Kudla' in local language 'Tulu', is a small coastal city in Karnataka with a area of 132. 45 square kilometres. Mangalore lies between the Western Ghats and Arabian sea. When you travel south from Goa to Kerala along the coast, Mangalore is one of the major port cities, less traffic city, 8th cleanest city in India and city of good looking people. That probably is the first thing one will notice during their visit to Mangalore. Most of the Bollywood actors are basically from Mangalore, it is also a well known educational destination. Student across India come here with various educational aspirations. Mangalore University is known for its quality of education. Udupi cuisine is world famous, with its chains of Restaurant I like to meet people from different corners of the world and share my knowledge, culture, so join me on this tour and I'll show you why the Heritage city Mangalore is indeed a city of vivid contrasts, unfolding an enchantment that never ends.

Pickup from the port, drive through the lush green coconut garden, As we enter the city, a 120-year-old lighthouse welcomes us. The first visit to the St. Aloysius College Chapel, famous for fresco painting by Jesuit priest Antony Moscheni(1899­-1900), It looks like Sistine Chapel in Rome Later drive by the Mangalore first Govt college, 120-year-old British building, The name Mangalore originated from Mangaladevi temple(Mother Goddess), she lived here in 10th c. Gokarnatheshwar is a famous Hindu temple complex, built in South Indian style of architecture in 1912 & later renovated, the main deity is Shiva with other god & goddess, the temple as a traditional marriage hall Visit Sulthan Battery(small watchtower), built by Tippu Suthan, and the Boatbuilding yard on the riverfront & view fisherman colony Later move to the outskirt of Mangalore to visit the Heritage village, tiled roof traditional typical Mangalore style house