Mysore
Join us on a day trip from Bangalore to the Royal Kingdom of Mysore to experience the grandeur.
Mangalore City Experience
Rs 6000/person onwards
Private car
8 Hours
Guided tour
Vibrant coastal gem
Mangalore is about experiencing the rich cultural heritage and breathtaking natural beauty of coastal Karnataka. Stroll along pristine beaches, explore ancient temples such as the Kadri Manjunatha and Mangaladevi Temple, visit Sistine Chapel of Mangalore at Aloysius and experience a slice of vibrant local culture through culinary delights like the Mangalore Bun!
Kadri Manjunath temple
Kadri Manjunatheswarar Temple is dedicated to Lord Manjunatha, an incarnation of Lord Shiva. Built in the 10th century, it is one of the oldest Shiva temples in the region, showcasing the Vijayanagara architectural style. The idol is in a rare seated yogic posture. A unique feature of this temple is the elevated point of the temple complex where you can spot many water ponds and a natural spring called Gomukha. The temple is not just a place of worship; it's also a cultural hub where various festivals and rituals are celebrated with great fervor.
Kudroli Gokarnanatheshwara
Sri Narayana Guru, a revered social reformer built this temple to create a place of worship open to all, particularly the Billava community, who faced social restrictions. The temple showcases a blend of traditional Dravidian architecture with unique features. Its towering "gopurams" are intricately sculpted and vibrantly colored, depicting deities and mythological scenes.
St Aloysius
Head to a magnificent Church which will remind you of the Sistine Chapel of Rome. The frescoes here are a work ofJesuit artist Antonio Moscheni. The Chapel is a standing example of diverse religious makeup of the area.
Ullal Beach
The beach offers panoramic views of the coastline of the Arabian sea. The scenic beach is surrounded by stretches of coconut trees, tall lush casuarinas, and dense palm trees. The area has historical connections, including the ruined fort of Abbakka Devi, a historical queen who resisted Portuguese colonization. Ullal Beach is a great way to relax after the day's adventures.
Pilikula Artisan Village
The village is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the traditional crafts of this region. These traditional techniques have been passed down through generations. We will be able to see live demonstration of various crafts, including pottery, blacksmithing, handloom weaving, and oil extraction, using traditional methods.
Mangala Devi temple
The presiding deity of the temple is the form of Goddess Mangaladevi and Mangalore city gets its name from her. The temple is beautifully designed with a two-storeyed gopura in which the upper floor is used as a hall of drum beating during various festivals. Built with laterite, the temple has a beautiful conical roof made of terracotta tile supported from inside by a wooden structure.
Private Tour
A private tour ensures that we are able to focus all our attention on you and adjust the pace of the tour according to your interests. Pick and drop from a hotel in Mangalore in an airconditioned vehicle is included.
Guided Tour
Mangalore city tour is a fully guided tour led by a guide who will help you appreciate the rich and vibrant culture of the coastal belt of Karnataka.
Strenghening local community
Our company is helping the local communities by training & employing local guides and by procuring their wares to strengthen their livelihood.
Does Mangalore sound compelling?
Pricing Chart
4+ persons
Rs6000/person
- Pick and drop
- Travel by Innova (AC)
- Guide
- Entrance charges
2-3 persons
Rs6500/person
- Pick and drop
- Travel by Sedan (AC)
- Guide
- Entrance charges
1 person
Rs8000
- Pick and drop
- Travel by Sedan (AC)
- Guide
- Entrance charges
Trip Itinerary
Full day city tour of Mangalore
9:00 AM - Hotel pick up in Mangalore
Kudroli Gokarnatha temple
St Aloysius Chapen
Kadri Manjunatha Temple
Pilikula Artisan village
Mangala Devi temple
Ullal Beach
5 PM - Drop back to hotel
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