2016 BANGALORE
BEST CAR RENTAL AWARD
Approaching ships entering the calm waters of the harbour and sea water dazzling in the sun, that’s when you know that you have arrived at port Mangaluru also known as Mangalore. Offering such eye-catching sights, extending along the coast of Arabian Sea and perched on the backwaters formed by the Netravati and Gurpur rivers, Mangalore is one of India’s most beautiful coastal city. The port has been serving trade and commerce in the state of Karnataka since ages. The waterside city is also famous for its tall and extensive coconut plantations, temples, abundant greenery, clean and white beaches, rich heritage and famous Udupi style food. The place has a beautiful country side charm to it, where one can unwind and explore the intriguing history and cultural heritage it offers. Due to its close proximity to the city of Bangalore, Mangalore attracts a good number of visitors from the garden city every year. The city experiences coastal climate, the sun shines for most of the day.
A delightful view of the vast coconut trees and other attractions makes it worthwhile to hit the road and reach the inviting port city. Akbarcab.com will help you reach your destination while you enjoy the ride. Safety, comfort and reliability is all you need for a pleasant trip. No better option than engaging with Akbarcab and treat yourself with an amazing experience. Wide range of cars is available from a compact hatchback to a standard sedan to a luxury vehicle as per your indulgence needs.
The beaches, diverse culture, history and heritage of the city are a major draw for tourists from Bangalore and other parts of India and the world. The city is home to the Kadri Manjunath Temple, known for its bronze statues, and the 9th-century Mangaladevi Temple in whose honour the place is named. Gokarnanatheshwara Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is an important religious centre to visit. Its Catholic sites include Milagres Church, dating back to the 17th century, and St. Aloysious Chapel, famous for its beautiful architecture and interior paintings. Mangalore’s clean, pristine beaches, some of which are Mukka, Someshwara, Panambur beaches, surrounded by palm and coconut trees and Tannirbhavi Beach popular for its sunset views are a must see. Surathkal Beach is another popular attraction for its powdery sand. Don’t forget to visit the lighthouse to enjoy the stunning view of the ocean. Akbarcab at your disposal is the best choice to explore these places.
The distance from Bangalore to Mangalore is approximately 350 Kms and takes roughly 7 hours to reach the port city. The best and the fastest route is via NH 48 which is mostly one way, takes you through Nelamangala - Hassan - Shiradi Ghat and finally Mangalore. The other option is to take NH 275 which takes you from Mysuru – Madikeri route.
A cab at your disposal is the best choice to tour the city all day or visit the nearby places. Akbarcab offers taxi services from Bangalore to Mangalore at affordable prices. You can choose your preferred car type from the various options available like Tata Indica, Tata Indigo, Toyota Innova, Etios and other high end cabs depending upon your budget and the number of people travelling. We make every effort to ensure that the response our customers receive is prompt and courteous, the ride is clean and comfortable, and the drivers are friendly and knowledgeable of the area.
We offer highest quality, most dependable taxi services, anytime and anywhere the need arises. Whether you're on business or taking a vacation, Akbarcab is your one-stop location for taxi services. To make the best of time and comfort, travellers can book the cabs online through our website Akbarcab.com and get the confirmation and booking details immediately. Book in advance and get the various cheap car hire deals available. Also the details of the cab and the driver will be sent via SMS and email.
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