Full-day private tour of Mangalore

• Exclusive transportation • Admission costs • Meal • Tour guide

• Nearby public transport options are accessible • Not advisable for individuals with spinal injuries • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

The guide will greet you in the hotel lobby.

• Sri Narayana Guru, a notable social reformer, founded this temple as a place of worship for everyone, especially focusing on the Billava community facing societal hurdles. The temple showcases a blend of traditional Dravidian architectural features, highlighted by its distinct attributes. The grand "gopurams" are intricately carved and vibrantly painted, depicting divine figures and mythological stories. • A remarkable church that replicates Rome's Sistine Chapel is included in the itinerary. The frescoes were created by Jesuit artist Antonio Moscheni. This chapel is emblematic of the area's diverse religious community. • Lord Manjunatha, a form of Lord Shiva, is revered at the Kadri Manjunatheswarar Temple. This site, one of the oldest Shiva temples in the region, dates back to the tenth century and displays Vijayanagara architectural style. The idol is positioned in an unusual yoga posture. A unique aspect of the temple complex is its elevated setting, which includes various water ponds and a natural spring known as Gomukha. The temple also serves as a cultural hub, celebrating numerous festivals and traditions. • This Artisan's village is dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional crafts passed down through generations. Visitors will witness live demonstrations of various age-old techniques in crafts such as oil extraction, handloom weaving, blacksmithing, and ceramics. Note: The village is closed on Mondays. • Mangalore, named after the goddess Mangaladevi who is the temple's main deity, features a beautifully crafted two-story gopura that functions as a drum-beating hall during festivals. The temple, built from laterite, has an impressive conical roof made of terracotta tiles supported internally by a wooden structure. • The beach offers expansive views of the Arabian Sea shore. Surrounded by dense palm trees, towering casuarinas, and extensive coconut groves, the scenic beach also has historical significance, featuring the remnants of the fort of Abbakka Devi, a queen who resisted Portuguese colonization. Ullal Beach is an ideal spot to relax after a busy day.