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The place is majorly populated by the residents and the locals of Mangalore. People around converse fluently in 2 languages namely KANNADA & TULU with a few of them decently fluent in HINDI as well. Some of the spots to visit in Mangalore are as follows.
01. TANNIRBHAVI BEACH
At a distance of 12 kms from Mangalore Railway Station, Tannirbavi Beach is located towards the southern end of Mangalore Port. The beach is the property of Mangalore port trust. This is one of the best beaches of Mangalore and among the top Mangalore tourist places. The soft sands of the beach and breezy winds of the Arabian Sea offer a memorable experience. It is also a favourite spot to watch the sunset. You can see the REMAINS OF A SHIP which sank 15 years ago near the beach. Due to the poor connectivity, it's important to have your vehicle to visit this beach in Mangaluru.
02. MANGALADEVI TEMPLE
At a distance of 3 kms from Mangalore Railway Station, Mangaladevi Temple is situated in Bolar. The word Mangalore is derived from Goddess Mangaladevi, the main deity of the temple. The temple was built in the memory of Princess of Malabar Mangale in the 9th century. It is one of the top places to visit in Mangalore. Mangaladevi temple has a rich heritage and historical significance. The temple has a special SIGNIFICANCE FOR UNMARRIED GIRLS as it is believed that those who worship here and perform a special pooja will have their wish of finding a suitable groom fulfilled.
03. ST. ALOYSIUS CHAPEL
At a distance of 1.5 kms from Mangalore Railway Station, St. Aloysius Chapel is located inside St. Aloysius College Ground situated in the heart of Mangalore city. The walls of the chapel are covered with the paintings of the artist ANTONY MOSHAINI of Italy. The church was built in the year (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) by Father Joseph Willy. It is one of the top attractions in Mangalore. This Chapel is comparable with the Sistine Chapel in Rome. The special beauty of the chapel is the wonderful series of paintings. The two types of paintings in the chapel are FRESCO ON PLASTER & OIL ON CANVAS.
04. KUDROLI TEMPLE
At a distance of 2.5 kms from Mangalore Railway Station, Kudroli Temple is a famous temple in the city of Mangalore dedicated to Gokarnanatheswara, another form of Lord Shiva. In (Phone number hidden by Airbnb), the gopuram of the temple was renovated to Chola Gopuram style. The Shiva Linga is carved out of marble brought by Narayana Guru from Gokarna where he found it underwater. The other deities worshipped here are Goddess Annapoorneshwari, Lord Bhairava and Lord Ganesha, son of Shiva and Parvathi.
05. BEKAL FORT
At a distance of 167 kms from Kozhikode, 72 Kms from Mangalore & 27 Kms from Kasaragod, Bekal Fort is the biggest and best-preserved fort in Kerala. The fort is built on 35-acre headland on the shores of Arabian Sea, rising to a height 130 feet. The important features of this fort are the TANK with its flight of steps, the TUNNEL opening towards the south, the OBSERVATION TOWER. There is also a mosque built by Tipu Sultan just outside the Bekal Fort. The BEKAL FORT BEACH adjacent to the Fortis added attraction.
06. PELICULA NISARGADHAMA
At a distance of 12 kms from Mangalore Railway Station, Pilikula Nisargadhama is an eco-tourism destination with integrated PARK, ZOO, BOTANICAL CENTRE, BOATING & SCIENCE CENTRE facilities. Established in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb), the park is spread over 350 acres of land. The Zoo houses a variety of animals like deer, wild boars, tigers, leopard, lion, and snakes both poisonous and non-poisonous, porcupines and few birds. Botanical Garden had about 15,000 different types of plants and flowers on display including orchids that are indigenous to Western Ghats area. Adjacent to this, there is a MANASA WATER PARK.
07. KUDUPU TEMPLE
At a distance of 9 kms from Mangalore Railway Station, Sri Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple situated in Kudupu is a popular pilgrimage centres in Mangalore. It is located at Mercara Hill Road. This temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and it's famous for serpent worship. Naga Bana (hundreds of serpent idols) situated in the eastern part of the temple. The temple also houses a holy pond 'Bhadra Saraswathi Thirtha' which is situated towards the left side of the temple. Goddess Sri Devi, Lord Ganapathi, Lord Subramanya, Jaya and Vijaya are main sub-deities of the temple. Annual festival Shashti is a famous religious ceremony celebrated in December. Also Nagapanchami, worship of sacrificing the milk to Lord Naga is celebrated with great devotion.

The stay is about 15 kms from the city of Mangalore and is well connected by road. Guests may either choose to reach our stay by private means or public mode of transport.
The closest railway station would be Mangalore. There are plenty of buses connecting Hosabettu to Mangalore; they operate from wee hours such as 6 a.m. to about 9 p.m. in the night.
AIRPORT: The stay is 25 kms away from the MANGALORE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (45 minutes of travel).
RAILWAYS: The MANGALORE RAILWAY STATION is 25 kms away (45 minutes of travel)
BUS STATION: The MANGALORE BUS STATION, at a distance of 22 kms (35 minutes of travel) is the closest inter city and inter state bus stand. Distance from the MUKKA BUS STATION is about 3 kms, which is a stop for local buses.
Travelers can choose to have their PRIVATE MEANS OF TRANSPORT or HIRE CAB SERVICES. We shall be able to provide you with the contact details of our service providers in MANGALORE AND UDUPI.