Mangalore is a place where usually not many tourists are attracted to. When it comes to the coastal belt from Kundapur to Trivandrum, people like to visit the places in Kerala more than any other coastal belt among Southern India. I want to share the local stories, local foods, the local culture and the local tradition of Mangalore so that people are more aware of this part of the Coastal Belt too!
Whenever the tourists come to Mangalore they tend to go to the places which are more of a famous kind and not to the small shops. I totally agree that hygiene is important but the enjoyment you get in having food in these small petty shops are not the same when you have it in a five-star hotel or so!
So let us promote our local culture, tradition, cuisine and talent and make them popular.
Thank you for sharing these interesting facts with us.
I agree with you that it’s really important to support the small businesses, and it will be really nice if you have the opportunity to share some photos and feedback about places which you like in your city.
Please get acquainted with the following article, which will help you make your experience here much more enjoyable: 14 helpful tips for using Connect.
Thank you for your time and please feel free to introduce yourself to the community in Introduce Yourself monthly thread.
P.S.: I’m going to change the topic of this post to Travel as it fits better there. This way more people can learn about your city.
If you want to host your own Meet-ups please follow the link. But before that, I recommend you reading this post How to Organize a Local Guides Meet-Up which gives you helpful ideas on the types of activities you can plan and some guidance and tips for helping you organize a successful event for yourself and the Local Guides in your area!
Of course there are no guarantees that the Local Guides community has a large contingent in your area but don’t be discouraged! This post here shows Tips for your First Meet-Up for persons like you who are interested in planning a Meet-up.
One more tip: you can tag Connect members in your posts by writing @ before their name. This way they receive a notification and know that you are trying to communicate with them directly.