Exploring the Rich Historic Culture of Mangalore

Mangalore, a coastal gem in Karnataka, India, boasts a rich tapestry of history and culture shaped by centuries of trade, colonization, and diverse influences. Known as the gateway to the Konkan coast, Mangalore's cultural heritage reflects the harmonious blend of indigenous traditions, Portuguese, Arab, and British legacies.

The city's historic culture is embodied in its iconic monuments like the St. Aloysius Chapel, Sultan Battery, and Kadri Manjunath Temple, which stand as testaments to its vibrant past. The intertwining of Tulu, Kannada, Konkani, and Beary languages and traditions showcases the city's multicultural ethos. Mangalore is also celebrated for its distinct art forms such as Yakshagana, folk music, and traditional crafts that keep its historical spirit alive.

This presentation will take you on a journey through Mangalore's historic culture, exploring its architecture, art, festivals, and the stories of its resilient people who have preserved its legacy through the ages. Let's unravel the vibrant history and cultural significance of this coastal treasure!

1. Historic Culture of Mangalore

2. ``` BHOOTA KOLA YAKSHAGANA PILI VESHA KAMBLA CULTURE OF MANGALORE

3. HISTORIC AND TOURIST PLACES IN AND AROUND MANGALORE PILIKULA NISARGADHAMA BEACHES SULTAN BATTERY MORE BEACHES ST. ALOYSIUS CHAPEL ST. ALOYSIUS CHAPEL ULLALA DARGA ZEENATH BAKSH JUMMA MASJID VENKATARAMANA TEMPLE KADRI MANJUNATH TEMPLE

4. ECONOMY OF MANGALORE AGRICULTURE FISHERIES FOOD PROCESSING BANKING AND FINANCE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS LOGISTICS AND SHIPPING ARECAUNUT AND COCONUT INDUSTRY IT INDUSTRIES

5. FESTIVAL CELEBRATIONS OF MANGALORE MANGALURU DASARA MANAGALORE CAR FESTIVAL MOSARU KUDIKE NATIVITY OF MARY ULLAL UROOS MANGALORE KITE FESTIVAL

6. Historic pespective Suratkal Street

7. Historic pespective Netravati Bridge Tile Factory

8. The Station of the south Pictures of the mangalore railway station One of the early railway station in the south west zone

9. Tile factory during the 60’s

10. INSPITATIONS FROM ARCHITECTURE OF MANAGLORE

11. Tall towers inspired by the tile factory chimney Housing the communication and broadcasting tower

12. Construction material LATERITE STONE MANGALORE TILES QUARRY STONES