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Mangalore packs many surprises for travellers looking for a peaceful spot in South India. Whether it’s taking a break or going on vacations, this city offers you the perfect getaway in the lap of nature and luxury. That said, there are many pretty hill stations near Mangalore for an incredible travelling experience.

Some of the destinations near Mangalore include the Idukki, Wayanad, Chikmagalur, and Coorg. These locations offer picturesque valley views, tea plantations, scenic gardens, and lush green wildlife parks. What’s more, they also have some of the luxurious properties, which we have listed below. And we aren’t making this up!

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Tour Plan

Day 1 : Arrival at Mangalore

UPon arrival pick up and proceed to Gokarna,on arrival check in hotel and proceed to visit Mahabaleshwar temple, Kadri temple, Aloysius Church & other sightseeigs, overnight stay in hotel

Day 2 : Mangalore/ Udupi:(60kms/2hrs)

Morning breakfast, checkout and proceed to Udupi. On arrival check into hotel. Later visit Sri Krishna temple, one of the most famous temples of South India, located at the heart of Udupi town. St. Mary’s Islands – are a group of small islands lying a little to the north of the port of Malpe in the Arabian Sea. Return to hotel and Overnight stay at Udupi.

Day 3 : Udupi/Murudeshwara: (110kms/3hrs)

Morning breakfast, check out and proceed to Murudeshwara, enroute visit the famous Kollur Mookambika temple. On arrival at Murudeshwara check into hotel / resort. Relax and Overnight stay at Murudeshwara.

Day 4 : Murudeshwara/Gokarna: (65kms/2hrs)

Morning breakfast, check out and proceed to Gokarna, famous for its beautiful beaches and landscapes. This coastal town draws Hindu piligrims. Visit Mahabaleshwara temple with its Atmalinga, the Venkatramana temple and the Ganapati temple. On arrival check into hotel / resort. Relax and Overnight stay at Gokarna.

Day 5 : Idukki Hills Stations near Mangalore/Kerala

There are very few places like Idukki in India. The scenic landscapes and offbeat ambiance make it an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its lush green majestic hills and serene backwaters offer a rejuvenating experience for nature lovers, solo travellers, and families. Here, you can go on a safari at the Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary, where you’ll see lots of animals including elephants, bison, deer, and some cool avifauna species.

Day 6 : Verdeville an Ultra Modern Stay Experience in the Hill stations/Mangalore

VerdeVille Resort is neslted in a beautiful valley with great views. The resort has luxurious rooms calledValle Prime, Valle Luxe, and Valle Romanza. You can also trek to the Echo Point and visit the jaw-dropping Attukad Waterfalls. Nature enthusiasts can try tea tasting and go on nature trails or rewarding hikes.

Mangalore Map

Mangalore (or Mangaluru) is an Arabian Sea port and a major commercial center in the Indian state of Karnataka. It’s home to the Kadri Manjunath Temple, known for its bronze statues, and the 9th-century Mangaladevi Temple. Its Catholic sites include Milagres Church, dating to the 17th century, and St. Aloysious Chapel, which features interior paintings. Tannirbhavi Beach is popular for its sunset views.

Mangalore has also been ruled by many rulers have several dynasties such as the Vijayanagara dynasty, Rashtrakutas, Chalukyas, Portuguese, Hoysalas and Kadambas. The city also served as contention source between the rulers of Mysore and the British. The city was annexed by the Britishers in 1799 and it continued to be an important part of Madras Presidency until India’s independence in 1947. In the year 1956, the city of Mangalore was unified with Mysore which is called Karnataka at present. The city is said to be demographically diverse because there are a lot of languages that are spoken in Mangalore. Tiled roof and red clay buildings, coconut palms, rolling hills and freshwater streams characterize the landscape of the city.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the best time to visit Mangalore?

September to April is the best time to visit Mangalore because this period experiences pleasant weather, conducive for sightseeing. The temperature ranges between 23°C and 32°C.

2. Is Mangalore worth visiting?

Yes, Mangalore in Karnataka is definitely worth visiting since it is one of the nicest places on the western coast, popular for its beaches, beautiful places of worship and overall soothing ambiance. Sacred sites that you can visit include the Kudroli Temple, Kadri Manjunath Temple, St. Aloysius Chapel and Rosario Cathedral. Other attractions are the Panambur Beach, Sulthan Bathary, Kadri Park and Ullal Beach.

3. How far is Bangalore from Mangalore?

Bangalore is approximately 352 km away from Mangalore. You can travel from Bangalore to Mangalore via flight in about 1 hour, via car in about 7 hours and 30 minutes, or via train in about 9 hours or more depending on the train service you choose.

4.What are the popular things to explore in Mangalore?

The most loved tourist places to explore in Mangalore are Mangaladevi Temple, Kudroli Gokarnanath Temple and Panambur Beach. You will have an amazing time exploring these places and come back home with a bag full of memories.

5. What are the activities you can explore during the peak season and moderate season in Mangalore?

In the peak season months October, November, December, January and February you will experience pleasant weather with minimal humidity levels wherein around moderate season i.e. June, July, August and September you will enjoy heavy rainfalls with high humidity levels. Whatever that suits your calendar, Mangalore awaits you for a good time.