Mangalore is one of the most popular cities of South India that has been serving as a popular natural tourist destination for travelers from years. Tourists from all corners of the country and various part of the world flock to Mangalore to avail natural tourism. Blessed with natural glories and rich cultural heritage, Mangalore has served as a perfect tourist host and has marked it value within the tourism industry of entire country.
Tourism in Mangalore is greatly flourished with natural blessings including hills, falls, temples and rich Manglorian cultural heritage that the city bears within its existence. Mangalore tourism fascinates its tourists with the exotic beauty of the naturally blessed town and the host of temples that add a perfect religious touch to a traveler’s tour to Mangalore. Being the chief port city of Karnataka, Mangalore offers ample opportunities to travelers to enjoy a fishing experience in the city.
All these features make Mangalore a perfect holiday destination that offers a relaxing holiday for tourists amidst silent natural lanes through their tour to Mangalore. Mangalore is located between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats and this geographical location creates a mesmerizing view of the port city. Mangalore is situated in the Dakshin Kannada District of Indian State Karnataka. It is about 350 km away to the west of Bangalore, the state capital and is a popular as a quick gateway from the city. Mangalore full of coconut palms, hills and streams and is known for its temples, waterfalls and beaches.
The name Mangalore is said to be derived from the Hindu Goddess’ name Mangaladevi thus the city beholds its connection to mythology as well. This historical city served as the dynasty of many powerful rules and therefore also connects strongly to the historical background of the country. Mangalore beholding pleasurable climate can be visited throughout all four seasons of a year but according to tourists December to February is the best time to make a trip to Mangalore and experience its exquisite beauty.
There are various tourist places in Mangalore, the major being served by the Western Ghats and Arabian Sea lying in the borders of the port city. Other popular tourist attractions of Mangalore are served by: The town hall, Sultan Battery, The Light House Hill tower of Mangalore, Panambur beach, Gokarnateshwara temple, St. Aloysius church, Kadri Park and so on. Experience a stay in the port city and enjoy an enduring holiday in Mangalore.
