What's weather like in Mangalore, Karnataka?

I live in Mangalore and I absolutely love this place. I’m 10 minutes away from the beach and I walk down pretty often. It is a hot and humid place and that’s probably the only drawback for someone not too used to it. It’s best to wear caps or sunglasses to avoid the heat but there’s plenty of fresh fruit juice stalls and coconuts here that will surely keep you hydrated. The breeze is always nice and crisp. It rains when it gets too hot but quickly dries up too. The people here are very friendly and welcoming and at any point you will not find yourself stranded.

I hope you do visit and if you wish to relocate, it’ll be great for your kids and you as education tops the list and there are way too many activities to stay busy!

Mangalore is a very vibrant city with lots of parks and recreational areas. There are multiple restaurants and movie theatres. The people are kind and friendly. However one must remember that it rains here for more eight months in a year so one may have to keep an umbrella handy at all times.

The city is famous for beaches and ports. It’s famous for carnatic music, kannada food and culture. People are nice and peaceful and respect the traditions and culture a lot. Men usually wear lungi and shirts while women wear sarees and wear flowers in hair. The climate is nice. Day is usually hot and humid while nights are cool and breezy!

Mangalore is the second largest city in the state of Karnataka. It has been renamed as Mangaluru. Mangaluru is a port city known for its beaches and pleasant weather. Since it is a coastal area, seafood is popular in Mangaluru. Students from different states of India come here for their education, especially keralites. And to someone moving to Mangalore/Mangaluru, it would be a very good decision.

Renowned for its coast-line, vibrant temples and churches, the small city of Mangalore is much more than just that. As you walk its criss-cross roads built above canals, munch on the signature Goli-Baje straight out of oil, feel the breeze cast in by the coconut trees that lay on either ends of the road, you become one with the city and feel the warmth and love given by those.