Sixth & The Final Cruise Vessel of The Season Arrived at NMPA: Know More
Sixth & The Final Cruise Vessel of The Season Arrived at NMPA: Know More
The New Mangalore Port Authority (NMPA) received the sixth vessel of the cruise season and the final vessel of the financial year 2023-2024, the Seven Seas Mariner on Sunday, March 31. The Seven Seas Mariner arrived in Mangalore with 610 guests and 440 crew members. The guests were given traditional welcome while disembarking from the ship and were presented various cultural attractions of the region at the cruise lounge.
A fleet of 25 coaches, including shuttle buses and taxis, were made available to transport passengers for exploring religious places, tourist destinations, the city’s vibrant markets and shops. Guests experienced the benefits of meditation at a dedicated centre set up by the Ministry of AYUSH. NMPA provided complimentary Wi-Fi access for the guests visiting the cruise lounge. A unique selfie stand showcasing the coast’s Yakshagana art form, courtesy of the Ministry of Tourism, provided a lasting memento of their visit.
Tourists were later entertained by various cultural dance programs including Bharatanatyam. They visited various tourist destinations, namely, Karkala Gomateshwara, the 1,000 Pillar Basadi at Moodbidri, Soans farm, Achal Cashew Factory, Gokarnanatha Temple, St. Aloysius Chapel, the Local Market, and traditional homes in the city.
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Sixth & The Final Cruise Vessel of The Season Arrived at NMPA: Know More
Sixth & The Final Cruise Vessel of The Season Arrived at NMPA: Know More
The New Mangalore Port Authority (NMPA) received the sixth vessel of the cruise season and the final vessel of the financial year 2023-2024, the Seven Seas Mariner on Sunday, March 31. The Seven Seas Mariner arrived in Mangalore with 610 guests and 440 crew members. The guests were given traditional welcome while disembarking from the ship and were presented various cultural attractions of the region at the cruise lounge.
A fleet of 25 coaches, including shuttle buses and taxis, were made available to transport passengers for exploring religious places, tourist destinations, the city’s vibrant markets and shops. Guests experienced the benefits of meditation at a dedicated centre set up by the Ministry of AYUSH. NMPA provided complimentary Wi-Fi access for the guests visiting the cruise lounge. A unique selfie stand showcasing the coast’s Yakshagana art form, courtesy of the Ministry of Tourism, provided a lasting memento of their visit.
Tourists were later entertained by various cultural dance programs including Bharatanatyam. They visited various tourist destinations, namely, Karkala Gomateshwara, the 1,000 Pillar Basadi at Moodbidri, Soans farm, Achal Cashew Factory, Gokarnanatha Temple, St. Aloysius Chapel, the Local Market, and traditional homes in the city.
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