Mangalore is the port city of Karnataka, India. The city is having another name in Tulu language as Kudla. The Bangalore city is just 357-kilo meters away from Mangalore. This natural beauty Indian tourist place is located between the Western Ghats hills and the Arabian Sea. Mangalore city was named following Hindu goddess Mangala Devi. The two big rivers known as Gurupura and Netravati of Mangalore behave as a staging center for Arabian Sea traffic. The modest weather of city permits visitors to reach the spot anytime. Around, 75 % of coffee and most of the cashew is exported from Mangalore port that means the port of Mangalore is connected to the world through the sea.
Interesting tourist places of Mangalore city:
Sultan Battery: this is the black stone protection area built by Tippu Sultan to stop battle ships to enter the Gurupura River. Tourist has to travel for 6 km distance from Mangalore City Bus Stand. Presently, it is the abandoned destination but a tourist will learn about the city's history by visiting this place.
Kadri Manjunath Temple: this shrine is the ancient historic destination for a tourist in Mangalore. Temple is constructed in the square boundary on the high hills, which attracts the visitors. Devotees of Lokeshwara are reaching the temple in the large amount every year. The statue of Lokeshwara is made of bronze. On the hills, people can visit 'Jogimutt' and some caves of Pandavas. The only distance of 4 kms from NMB (Nehru Maidan Bus stand) allow visitors to reach the spot easily. Visitors can also watch the seven sacred pools at this place.
Light House Hill Garden: this garden is located at 1 km distance from the city bus stand. The astonishing sea view from the hill and sunset vision with sailing ships could be diverse experience for visitors. The renovated garden at hill is beautifully decorated, which gives amazing feeling to visitors.
Kadri Park: those who love greenery should visit Kadri Park located at 5 km distance from bus stand.
Attaining to Mangalore:
By Road: Mangalore roads are clean and properly managed by administrations. The NH (National Highway) 48 and NH 17 is linked to many other big cities and towns of the nation. Private and government buses are available from various cities of India to reach Mangalore.
By Train: Mangalore is the big city directly connected through train from various parts of the country. Kerala -Mangalore Railways, Konkan Railways, and Hassan-Mangalore Railways are direct trains allowing visitors to reach this Indian tourist place easily.
By Air: The closest Bajpe airport to reach Mangalore is just 16 kms away. Bajpe airport is connected by domestic flights from various parts of the country.