Legends that leave you in awe

According to local legend, Mangalore takes its name from Goddess Mangaladevi whose temple represents divine grace. With intricately-carved walls that tell tales of its rich past and presence here today, her presence still intrigues visitors and offers up fascinating tales from years gone by.

The Mangaladevi Temple isn't simply a place of worship; it's also a portal into history. Steeped in legend and myth, its past shrouds it in mystique, while its unique architecture with intricate carvings and sculptures recalls an era of craftsmanship and devotion. At its centre stands Goddess Mangaladevi herself, who stands as a symbol of feminine divinity, inviting travellers to witness an intriguing mixture of faith and culture.

Stepping onto temple grounds is like entering a world of tranquillity and devotion, where incense scent and the sound of chants create an environment conducive to introspection and reverence. Additionally, intricate carvings depicting various deities provide visual feast for your eyes while the peaceful setting fosters an experience closer to divine power.