• Kudroli Gokarnath Temple - Founded by the esteemed social reformer Sri Narayana Guru, this temple serves as an inclusive place of worship, particularly welcoming the Billava community, who faced societal challenges. The temple is a beautiful blend of traditional Dravidian architectural styles, noted for its distinctive features. The grand “gopurams” are intricately carved and vibrantly colored, depicting divine figures and mythological stories.
• St. Aloysius Chapel - Explore a magnificent church modeled after Rome’s Sistine Chapel. The frescoes were crafted by Jesuit artist Antonio Moscheni. The Chapel is a testament to the region’s diverse religious community.
• Kadri Manjunatha Temple - The 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 and showcases Vijayanagara architecture. The idol is uniquely positioned in a yoga pose. The temple complex is elevated, offering views of several water ponds and a natural spring called Gomukha. Beyond being a place of worship, the temple is a cultural hub where many festivals and traditions are joyfully celebrated.
• Pilikula Artisans Village - This Artisan’s village is dedicated to preserving and promoting the area’s traditional crafts, passed down through generations. Visitors can witness live demonstrations of various crafts, including oil extraction, handloom weaving, blacksmithing, and ceramics, all using ancient techniques. Note: Closed on Mondays.
• Mangaladevi Temple - The city of Mangalore is named after the goddess Mangaladevi, the temple’s main deity. During festivals, the upper level of the temple’s beautifully constructed two-story gopura serves as a drum-beating hall. Built with laterite, the temple features a stunning conical roof made of terracotta tiles, supported internally by a wooden framework.
• Ullal Beach - The beach offers breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea’s coastline. It is surrounded by dense palm trees, tall, lush casuarinas, and stretches of coconut trees. The area has historical significance, including the ruins of Abbakka Devi’s fort, a former queen who resisted Portuguese colonization. After a day of excitement, Ullal Beach is a perfect spot to relax.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• Lunch
• Guide

Discover the breathtaking natural landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage of coastal Karnataka on a full-day private tour of Mangalore. Visit historic temples such as Kadri Manjunatha and Mangaladevi Temple, enjoy walks along pristine beaches, explore the “Sistine Chapel of Mangalore” at Aloysius, and indulge in the dynamic local lifestyle with delicacies like the Mangalore Bun!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.