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What to do and see in Mangalore, Karnataka: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Mangalore, officially known as Mangaluru, is the chief port city of the Indian state of Karnataka. It is located about 352 km (219 mi) west of the state capital, Bengaluru, between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats mountain range. The population of the urban agglomeration was 623,841, according to the provisional results of the 2011 national census of India.
Restaurants in Mangalore
1. Mangalore Travels Corporation
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 45 reviews
We are committed to give quality & reliable service on time and to continually improve the same to achieve customers delight. We provide travel amenities based on luxury and economic point that suites your budget and we are guarantee that you will truly find our service is convenient more than your expectation. You can also book with us for your outstation trips, but 1-week prior booking must be done. We offer a discount on pre-booking. We focus mainly on quality, thus quality is assured from our end. We are available 24X7 for your service. Feel free to contact us anytime. 24 X 7 taxi booking Service. We provide mineral water and newspaper to our customers and make your trip comfortable. Sightseeing and one-day tours to places in and around Mangaluru or any location of your choice. Airport and Railway station pick up/drop services. Sedan and MUVs to Luxury cars for special occasions, we have cars to suit every pocket. We offer a discount on pre-booking. Wedding collection cars.
2. Kadri Manjunath Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 422 reviews
Reviewed By lakshmih31 - Coimbatore, India
Situated in the heart of the city this huge temple is a divine place. The smaller temples of Aiyappa, Anjaneya, Ganesha, Durga Parameswari & Chandramouleeswara add to the splendour. The Kaasi Bhageerathi theertha from where water can be collected & used for abhishekam of the Shiva lingam by devotees is so unique. A must experience place.
3. Shri Sharavu Mahaganapathi Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By BAlaJ1470
Sharavu MAha ganapathy temle in the heart of the city , is a must visit when in m'lore. Main daity here is Shivji , but lord ganapathy is worshiped @ large here. Inspite of being Off the busy MG rd , this temple is peacefull with enough parking space.
4. Kateel Shri Durgaparameshwari Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By famous755 - Mumbai, India
KATEEL DURGAPARMESHWARI TEMPLE is a very beautiful temple in dakshina Kannada (DK) mangaluru.... it's a boat shaped temple with the river nandini flowing on both sides of the temple.... to understand this boat shaped structure of this temple u should visit this temple in d rainy season.... recommend to visit this divine temple in the holy month of shraavan as per the Hindu calender.(south Indian kannada/ tulu calendar) on Tuesdays & Fridays.... the divinity which u experience in this temple cannot be described in words.... the MURTI of this goddess is made of gold... u can see this beautiful MURTI frm a distance.... there's only one small diya inside the garhbagruha of this holy temple where the beautiful goddess is kept.......no tube lights inside the garhbagruha... (sanctum santorium)...the beauty of tat goddess in tat small diya inside the garhbagruha is mind blowing..... it's a divine experience.... the goddess is decorated with infinite chendus of malligee flowers.... these malligee flowers are extremely beautiful delicate and fragrant.... they're found only in mangaluru.....(meaning of chendu....long strands of flowers arranged in the form of a coil)... ppl also offer bonda.... ie tender coconut to the goddess.... tis bonda is not to be confused with eatable boonda Mysore boonda etc the beautiful fragrance of these malligee flowers lingers all around the temple..... in this temple also one can offer different sevas to the goddess starting frm rs.30 upto rs.500000....so even a common man can do a simple SEVA.... if u go in other seasons u can't appreciate the boat shaped temple becz the riverbed is visible after monsoon.. one more thing..... all temples in mangaluru have plenty of water to wash ur feet and hands b4 entering d main temple..... cleanliness is next to godliness.... epitome of cleanliness....
5. NITK Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By afuu_Ki_rasoi - Bengaluru, India
Light house or nitk beach is one of the old and known beach for light house where the whole sea with a beautiful veiw can be seen . Place to be avoided during monsoon . There are small snack stalls in the entry of beach. There is a place to sit on top and chill with friends or family and enjoy your day by sea side during Sun set.
6. St. Aloysius Chapel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 272 reviews
Reviewed By afuu_Ki_rasoi - Bengaluru, India
Being an Aloysius student would highly recommend to visit this place for its beautiful painting inside and how it is maintained .it was build by Jesuits missionaries As the chapel is our colg huge campus which is very clean and neat and colg is also worth the visit.
7. Milagres Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By neilupinto89 - Mangalore, India
One of the oldest and most popular Churches in Mangalore, located at Hampankatta the very heart of the city, it is architecturally Beautiful Church and also very Sacred, it hosts the Relic of Saint Anthony of Padua, and every Tuesdays there is Mass and Novena that is dedicated to Saint Anthony. There is ample parking available.
8. Mangaladevi Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By amitabh_kishore - Bengaluru, India
The temple is located in the heart of the city. Parking may be an issue but you can park your vehicle at the roadside. The goddess is one of the forms of Shakti. You get a positive energy after having Darshan here. Temple is clean and maintained. I visited during Corona time and all the Covid protocols were found to be followed.
9. Kudroli Gokarnath Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 564 reviews
Reviewed By DiveshPatel - Ahmedabad, India
Visited a temple in the morning. Very well maintained temple. Most of southern temples are clean and this is no exception. Ample space to accommodate multiple devotees at a same time. The water fountain inside temple is done beautifully. Best time to visit will be during Dussehra time when the entire temple will be decorated but be ready for heavy crowd. Good temple nearby surrounding and pear was amazing.
