Mangaladevi Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Shakti. Built in the 9th century, it exhibits excellent Dravidian architecture and features a beautiful idol of Goddess Mangaladevi. You can witness the morning pooja ceremony that starts at 6 am, which is a very spiritual experience and offers peace to your mind and soul.
St. Aloysius Chapel is an architectural gem and a landmark of Mangalore. The chapel's interior walls and ceilings are adorned with stunning frescoes, murals, and artwork that are awe-inspiring. It is a perfect place to visit after a peaceful morning visit to the temple.
Panambur Beach is one of the most scenic beaches in Mangalore. Spend some quality time sitting under the shady palm trees, enjoying the sea breeze. Here, you can watch sunrise and sunset, go swimming, and relish some local delicacies like chaat, bhel puri, and samosa from the numerous food stalls situated on the beach.
Bejai Museum is an ancestral home that has been converted into a museum. It showcases a vast collection of unique artifacts, antiques, sculptures, antique gold, silver coins, and a lot more. With a guided tour take an insight into the history, culture, and of Mangalore.
Kadri Manjunatha Temple is a historic temple located on the highest foothill called 'Kadri Betta' of Western Ghats. It is a temple of Guru Natha, Maha Ganapathi, Lord Shiva, and Lord Vishnu. The temple houses an ever-burning lamp, which is over 450 years old, and it is the oldest temple in Mangalore.
If you have more time, visit the famous Kudroli Sri Gokarnanatheshwara Temple, which has intricate carvings and a traditional look, or Ullal Beach and Tannirbhavi Beach for natural scenic beauty, sandy shore, and clear water. If you have less time, skip Kadri Manjunatha Temple and stroll around the city's markets and shop for souvenirs to end your trip.