3 Best Tourist Attractions in Mangalore

“Panamburu Beach stands out as one of the finest beaches in the region situated in the city of Mangalore. This beach draws tourists and locals alike due to its diverse activities, including boat races, kite festivals, and sand sculpture competitions. Notably, Panamburu Beach hosts the International Kite Festival biennially, attracting visitors from across the country. Despite the substantial influx of visitors, this beach remains one of the cleanest along India's western coast. Additionally, Panamburu Beach is a landmark for the nearby Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilisers Factory and the Kudremukh Iron Ore Factory. It offers a tranquil environment with a spacious stretch of sand and a lighthouse, providing captivating views from its summit.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Promotional Programmes
• No Entry Fee.”

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“Sultan Bathery is a renowned watchtower in Mangalore, Karnataka. The Bathery was erected in 1784 by Tipu Sultan. Located in Boloor, just 4 km from the centre of Mangalore city, Tipu Sultan constructed it to monitor the entry of warships into the Gurpur River. Crafted from black stones, the Bathery resembles a miniature fortress. Sultan Battery has become a well-loved tourist attraction, offering visitors stunning views of the Bathery. Positioned near Thannirbhavi Beach, tourists can also indulge in boating activities there. Although the area is now relatively deserted, with a few shacks and a boating club nearby, it is gaining popularity among tourists seeking a unique historical experience.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Mounting Places.”

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“Pilikula Biological Park is an expansive zoo featuring park-like enclosures and botanical gardens that house various animals. The Biological Park holds the distinction of being the only zoo to breed King Cobras in captivity successfully. With approximately 1200 animals representing 120 species of mammals, reptiles, and birds, the park spans an impressive 150 acres. The Central Zoo Authority of India recognised the Biological Park as a significant zoo by prevailing legislation, Pilikula Biological Park boasts thick vegetation across its expanse, providing a natural habitat for wild animals as one of the main attractions within Pilikula Nisarga Dhama, the park also serves as an educational centre for students of all ages, imparting knowledge about wildlife conservation. Acknowledged by the Central Zoo Authority of India as a major zoo, the premises are home to free-ranging mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and insects. Additionally, it serves as a nesting ground for birds, with over 70 species recorded within the zoo.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Variety of Animals.”

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