Sightseeing in Mangalore

The city of Mangalore has seen its fair share of occupants over the last several centuries, varying from the Indigenous rulers of medieval times to colonizers from all over the world. A city so steeped in history and heritage, the remnants of which can still be seen today, Mangalore attracts tourists from every corner of the earth. Whilst taking a stroll through the city, one bears witness to architecture that predates our time. With historical sights spread all over the city, such as the Kudroli Gokarnath Temple or St. Aloysius Chapel, the city promises to impress even the most serious of history buffs.  

Are you looking for a way to recharge your batteries after a day of sightseeing in Mangalore? Well, with streets brimming with the mouthwatering aromas from the local eateries, Mangalorean cuisine is definitely not to be missed out on. From local beachside shacks to the cafes littering the streets, Mangalore has a lot to offer your tastebuds. With dishes ranging from Neer Dosa and Goli Bajji to Gassi and Patrode, one is sure to find something that appeals to their stomach. Nothing beats having a nice cold brew with some fresh seafood right off the red-hot grill after a long day.  

 Find yourself sweating due to the heat? Well, there are several water sports to be tried out along its rivers and beaches. If you’re looking for a quick seaside getaway without having to deal with large crowds and loud noises, then look no further, Mangalore is the place for you. Situated right between the Arabian sea to the west and the Western Ghats to the East, Mangalore is surrounded by the serene view of rolling hills and waving coconut palms as well as pristine beaches and immaculate backwaters. Known as one of the cleanest cities in South India, one can enjoy the smell of fresh ocean air to cleanse your lungs of the usual city pollution. Come enjoy the experience of walking over soft golden sand beaches, as the ocean breeze wafts around the enticing aromas of the local cafes and shacks.