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Drenched in history, multicultural Mangaluru (also known as Mangalore) is a popular base for exploring India’s idyllic Malabar Coast. For centuries, spice traders have visited its bustling seaports by ship. Its culinary scene reflects the regional abundance of fresh seafood and spices, featuring fragrant delicacies like Ros Curry and peppery fish fries. Framed by the Arabian Sea on one side and the lush Western Ghats hills on the other, Mangaluru provides a scenic setting for exploration and relaxation. Its modern business centres are punctuated by Hindu temples including Mangaladevi and Kadri Manjunatha, along with Jesuit churches like St Aloysius Chapel. Now all you need to do is hop on a bus to Mangalore to explore the heart of coastal Karnataka, as well as enjoy convenient day trips to nearby cities like Udupi.
Families, young adventurers and business travellers alike will enjoy Mangaluru’s vibrant culture and tasty cuisine. Here are a few compelling reasons to start planning your next visit:
Ready to experience it all? Book your Mangalore bus tickets to explore this city’s abundant charms.
Navigating Mangalore transport options may seem confusing at first, with so many vehicles speeding by. Yet with taxis, buses, and auto rickshaws to choose from, you’ll quickly find your way.
While Mangalore is pleasant to visit at any time of year thanks to its balmy sea breezes, monsoon season can bring tropical conditions with occasional heavy rainfall. To keep dry, it may be worth booking your bus to Mangalore between late September and February. Milder temperatures, teamed with less humidity, mean it’s a great time to see the sights. Some of Mangaluru’s most vibrant cultural festivals take place during peak seasons. Mangaluru Dasara spans ten days of celebrations in September-October, showcasing traditional dance, music, and evening light displays. Of course, if you don’t mind hotter temperatures, the off-peak period between March and May brings optimal beach weather, all with fewer crowds.
With a rich, centuries-old history of trade and resulting cultural exchanges from Europe and the Middle East, Mangalorean cuisine is a rich melting pot of flavour. The region’s fertile soil, tropical climate and seaside location also ensure that fresh ingredients, particularly seafood, coconut, and spices, are used in abundance. Sampling fish fry is a must when visiting Mangalore, with fresh-caught seafood marinated in red chilli and tamarind. Alternatively, try the Kori Rotti, a complex spicy chicken curry served with wafer-thin rice sheets. Don’t miss the chance to taste Mangalore Buns, deep-fried savoury treats made with ripe bananas. And if you’re looking for a souvenir to take back home, visit a market to stock up on Mangalore’s locally produced cashews and coffee.
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