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Memories of Mangalore

It was an inter­est­ing week­end, to say the least. Mon­day comes around again and I’m left with mem­o­ries of the lovely seaf00d (we tried every­thing from prawns, king­fish, seer fish to pom­fret!), the beau­ti­ful sea­side by Bekal and the end­less walk along the ren­o­vated fort, the sun­set we caught on the way back to Mangalore.

The bul­locks race fes­ti­val where man and ani­mal raced furi­ously in the muddy slush, in what con­tin­ues to be a tra­di­tion in the state. Before that we wit­nessed other inter­est­ing events like run­ning races and tug of war (every­thing held in a mud/slush filled field!). And to end the visit, some time spent at Mangalore’s Liq­uid Lounge, a really cool place, where you can have a drink at prices unimag­in­able in Bangalore!

At the races!
The tra­di­tional bul­lock rac­ing fes­ti­val in Man­ga­lore, Kam­bala, is an annual event

Serenity by the Sea
Yet another mem­o­rable sun­set, near Bekal

Discussion

12 Responses to “Memories of Mangalore”

  1. Nice Snap!… …

    pomfret…hmm…yummmm…:)

    Posted by Arjun Prabhu | December 11, 2006, 10:40 pm
  2. Hi Anita and every­body out there…

    I have been a mute reader and admirer of this page for the past sev­eral weeks…Its been a plea­sure going through your blog…

    guys, to start with, i take this oppor­tu­nity to inform you all that, self and a two of my friends plan to go to Man­ali between Jan 13th and Jan 18th for a Ski­ing stint (we are all novice at this). We are yet to book our tick­ets (stay and other essen­tials have been arranged). we will be fly­ing from B/lre to delhi and delhi to kulu. if any­body is inter­ested in join­ing us, you could reach out to me at diphaa@yahoo.com.

    Anita, thank you once again for this won­der­ful expe­ri­ence that you let us peek through…whenever, i look at your pages/updates, it always feels like a sniff of fresh air pass­ing through in the oth­er­wise totally con­gested and cramped life that one undergoes…

    Posted by Dipa | December 11, 2006, 11:43 pm
  3. Tell me one thing Anita..today you have to tell me…Are you a Magician.….Your pho­tographs are sooo mesmerizing..serene.…I want more..

    Posted by Mehak | December 12, 2006, 9:48 am
  4. humm, like the bul­lock rac­ing @Kambala, is there a set on your flicker, can’t resist to see more…

    keep going!

    Rajesh

    Posted by Rajesh | December 12, 2006, 7:30 pm
  5. Anita,

    Guess I am an other one of your silent read­ers :-). I thought of scrib­bling some­thing coz , I hap­pen to come from a place near to bekal. I am sure you would have enjoyed bekal. Cou­ple of other places that you could have vis­ited are “ranipu­ram” and this river­side resort called “nalanda resorts”. I guess the resort guys arrange house boat stays as well. It’s very cheap com­pard to the house boats in alleppey.

    BTW your pics are sim­ply amaz­ing. keep post­ing ‘em

    Cheers

    Aneesh

    Posted by Aneesh | December 13, 2006, 9:04 pm
  6. Man­ga­lore and espe­cially the Ghat sec­tion pre­ced­ing it are a view to behold.

    One sec­tion that many peo­ple may not have explored is the Bisle ghat sec­tion. In case u get a chance, do visit that place.

    There are amaz­ing view points.. absolutely beautiful :-)

    Posted by Amit Sharma | December 14, 2006, 10:09 am
  7. BTW my mouth is still open.. won­der­ful pics anita.

    Posted by Divs | December 17, 2006, 2:58 am
  8. Nice Snaps esp. one of Sunst at Bekal

    Posted by Ajitkumar Wagle | December 18, 2006, 1:37 am
  9. nice blog.. keep de tempo rockin.. Man­glore is a cool place to be.

    Posted by abhishek | June 26, 2007, 4:44 pm
  10. nice pics,brings back old memoirs,needs updating.

    Posted by swaroop | July 12, 2008, 3:04 am
  11. Hi Anitha,

    Snaps are really good. You can get still more good snaps which are worth see­ing in the nearby places of Bekal. Dont miss those places next time when you are going to visit.

    http://lmakani.blogspot.com/2009/12/start-chennai-destination-kanhangad.html

    Posted by Lokesh Kumar | April 15, 2010, 10:04 pm

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