In pics: Magnificent Mangalore from aboard Cessna aircraft


Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SHS)

Mangalore, Apr 15: Here's a chance of a lifetime to experience the beauty of Mangalore like never before.

Hop on to Cessna aircraft and tighten your seatbelts to witness an enchanting aerial view of the coastal district.

Cessna 172 aircraft that has arrived in Mangalore from Mysore will fly around the city and the district, in an experimental initiative taken by Panambur beach tourism development project to promote the tourism in the district.

The aircraft will remain operational in the district for a fortnight, and if the response is satisfactory, the ride would be extended for another 15 days. People are enquiring about the ride across the district through social media (Facebook) and are likely to turn out in big numbers. Cessna offers six rides a day, and two people can board at a time.

"It is a 20-minute joyride either in the city or across the district depending on the preference of the passenger. Package costs Rs 3,000 per head, and the ride takes off from Mangalore airport," said CEO, Panambur beach tourism development project, Yathish Bikampady. The aircraft will fly from the airport to the preferred destinations of the passenger. Currently one aircraft with a seating capacity of four operates in the district.

The Cessna ride began from Sunday April 13. On day one, the organizers in an effort to create voter awareness dropped handbills from the sky.

"It would be a bit difficult to conduct many rides as there is no dedicated runway. We also planned to introduce sky-diving but there is no separate airbase to put the plan into action. We do not want to cause inconvenience to the regular flights for joyrides," Yathish Baikampady explained.

Daijiworld's ace photographer Dayanand Kukkaje took this opportunity to capture in his lens the beautiful city of Mangalore in all its glory. Enjoy the stunning scenes!

To book a ride on the Cessna aircraft, contact Yathish Baikampady on 9449035570.

 

 

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  • Denver Roche, Kallianpur/Kuwait

    Sun, Nov 02 2014

    I am just waiting for The Aviation Authority of India to commence the services of wide bodied aircrafts like Boeing 747 and Airbus A380.

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  • Ashok Fernandes, Bejai - Mangalore/ Mira Road - Mumbai.

    Fri, Apr 18 2014

    GREENERY IS LOST TO A GREAT EXTENT. LOT OF MONEY WITH EVERY ONES HAND GIVING RISE TO HIGH RISE CONCRETE BUILDINGS. EVEN THOU IT RAINS GOOD, THE HEAT OF FEB TO MAY MAKES THE NEW SAMPLINGS DIE WHICH ARE PLANTED BY FOREST DEPT. THEY DONT EVEN BOTHER TO WATER THEM FOR THE FIRST YEAR. SEE FOR YOURSELF IN THE HIGHWAY FROM SURATHKAL TO MANGALORE.
    I HAD PLANTED TREES AT BAIKAMPADY WITH THE SPONSORSHIP OF MY WORKING ORGANISATION, WATERED THEM IN THE FIRST YEAR, 80% OF THE SAMPLINGS SURVIVED AND HAVE BLOOMED TO BE TREES.
    HOPE SO I WILL TAKE THIS WORK SERIOUSLY WITH A GROUP OF MY FRIENDS WHEN I RETIRE FROM SERVICE.

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  • nelson, mangalore/kuwait

    Thu, Apr 17 2014

    I would still say Mangalore some 20 years back was more beautiful than this cause of more greenery.

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Abhay, ....and kithna dethi hai??

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  • U.J.Kedarnath, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Thanks to Yatish, Daijiworld and Dayananda Kukkaje for the wonderful experience.I wish the 'Mangala Car-niche'Road bordering Mangalore city along rivers Phalguni ( Gurupur) and Nethravathi will be a reality soon. It is going to be another major tourist attraction. My special thanks to Daya Kukkaje. Earlier, he had captured Mangalore beautifully from above on 'ultralight' aircraft and now on a 'Cessna'. You have made us proud 'Kudladhakulu'!

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  • Mr, Prakash

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Wonderful aerial snaps of Mangalore.
    Thanks a lot Daijiworld for showing it on your web.

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  • Rudolf, Mangalore/Mumbai

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Wonderful bird's eye view, but when the eye gets closer and closer one can see the "ground reality" which is a total loss of green cover and huge concrete jungle.....UNBIASEDLY SAID BY MR. ERIC COELHO!!!

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  • Abhay Kamath, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    How much for this aircraft?

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  • sathish shetty, mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    3,000 per person..

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  • mohan moodbidri, moodbidri

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    A beautiful scenery of Namma Kudla was captured by the Daiji Team, excellent effort & thanks to the photography. ದೂರದ ಬೆಟ್ಟ ನುಣ್ಣಗೆ ಎ೦ಬ ಗಾದೆ ಸುಳ್ಳಲ್ಲ, ಹಾಗೇನೆ ದೂರದಲ್ಲಿ ನಮ್ಮ ಕುಡ್ಲ ಎಷ್ಟು ಸು೦ದರ ಅಲ್ಲವ, ಅದೇ ಮುಟ್ಟದಲ್ಲಿ....ಏಪಲಾ ತಾಪತ್ರಯನೇ ಸ್ವಾಮೀ...ಅ೦ದ್ ಅತೆ?

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  • Denzil, Thanirbavi

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Kudla rocks.Nice to see Mangalore from top.

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  • NM, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    How could we expect tourism, Better Infrastructure and development in the city when you are not allowed to live a free life. We see hell lot of educational institutions in the city, but there are hardly few job opportunities e just because none of major companies dare to come here becoz of every day riots in the name of so called sanskrati and culture. Why not in major citiese like Bangalore and Mumbai we dont have DALA'S who run behind couples and pubs like Mangalore....

    Let everyone live peaceful lives of their choice. Choose a leader who could get some infrastructure development and stop all these gundaas who destroy our freedom here.. Then we can expect more business from major companies like Infosys in Mangalore...So that our youth no need to go abroad in search of the future...

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  • Maria, Bajpe / Dubai

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Dear Eric Coelho.. just want to say everything cannot be perfect in life. Learn to appreciate beauty. If you can't afford the ride its fine... but at least do not de-motivate the tourists. No city in the world is perfect, but they still you will never see any westerners protait a negative image of their country or city like the Indians do. We ourselves dity the city and blame politicians. Keeping the city clean is the responsibility of every citizen. How many well educated Indians or NRI's throw garbage in the right place when they are in India???

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  • John, mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Mangalore is a beautiful city like switzerland. Only lacking is good leadership, water electricity and better roads.

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  • Prashanth, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    @ John, I proud to be Mangalorean, but are you had been to Switzerland or you stayed there? Its not only the Administration's responsibility to keep the city maintained, its responsibility of the citizens as well. How many of us mangloreans maintaining our surroundings clean? Nowadays it's quite common for every silly things, blaming administration..... administrator also one of us....

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  • Rudolf, Mangalore/Mumbai

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Prashant, rightly said bro, it is common to see "educated" residents fling garbage from their flats to vacant plots alongside quietly in the darkness of the night just to save on a few rupees to pay to the garbage boy!!!Jai Mangluru!!

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  • Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    A free treat from Mr Daya Kukkaje and it's beautiful Picture Namma Ooru....Keep it up sir.. a free time itself from this busy gigantic election !!!

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  • Narayana Nayak, MANGALORE

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Thank you very much for these wonderful snaps....

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  • Naveen Shetty, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Doorada Betta Nunnage.

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  • YASHAVANTH SHETTY, MANGALORE

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Fantastic.I would like every M'lorean to make use of this sweet ride at least once in a lifetime for the sake of enjoying flying experience around nammane 'Ooru'.
    Happy Flying M'loreansEnjoy.
    Thanks Yathish for providing an opportunity for M'loreans.
    Kudladakule,don't miss this rare experience.Best of Luck.

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  • Sandy, Dubai

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    3 major things can change mangalore completely:

    1. Proper planning of city, roads & infrastructure development.

    2. High priority for boosting tourism(without moral policing).

    3. Generating of employment for youth, be it IT sector or manufacturing sector etc.

    If all these things are implemented, our Mangalore city will develop with no time. Our youths are migrating for metro cities or abroad in search of employment and ultimately they are helping to develop that cities.

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  • KRPrabhu, Bangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    My suggestion is that present MUDA should be abolished and its functions should be merged with MCC making it BMMP(Brhath Mangalore Maha Nagara Palike)This will help the citizens to get the sanction for new sites,approval of building plans avoiding all unwanted things that facilitates corruption by babus.Sakala scheme should be aggressively implemented 100% to stop corruption.There must be uniformity in rules for construction of buildings everywhere in metros.

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  • Thomas M., Kuwait/Alangar-Moodbidri

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, our Mangalore looks awesome.Hats off to Daya so beautifully you captured the beauty of our Motherland, by sitting over here we can see our beautiful earth.It is beyond comparison.Tourism industry what else needs.By the way we have to congratulate Yathish for his efforts in providing such great opportunity to cruise over the city.Jai Ho.... Mangalore.

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  • shanthi kiran, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Wow... i never knew that mangalore is such an beautiful place, i think credit goes to yathish & team and also to daya kukkaje for showing us the wonderful pic of namma kudla, never ever seen these pic of kudla, proud to stay in so much greenery ... lov u kudla.. these pic of mangalore will definitely make all the NRI to come back home

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  • zeena, mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Wow....Namma kudla rocks..Beautiful photos..Thank u daijiworld and Mr.Daya...:)

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  • Joshphin Kunder, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Beautiful Mangalore.All the best Yathish. Thanks to Daijiworld

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  • vinayak u kamath, mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    It was really a treat to go through the breathtaking pictures captured by Daya. I am sure the venture will have a good response from the enthusiastic people of Kudla. Keep it up Yathish.

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  • J M Bhandary, Mangalore/USA

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Unique photography and great perspectives of Mangalore and beyond. Kudos to the photographer.

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  • Jacob Mendonsa, Melbourne

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Dear Dayanand Kukkaje,

    During your next trip with Cessna, please capture some scenes of our Fish, meat,Vegetable markets, broken foot paths, Roads with full of Potholes, Pathetic Shiradi Ghat road Condition etc. to show them to the public & to bring notice of the Politicians.

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  • pavan, Australia

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Wow! But the sad thing is greenery is vanishing!

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  • Eric Coelho, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    To see the magnificent mangalore from aboard Cessna aircraft is a beauty of its nature. Thank god that something in nature that is beautiful above ground is not under the control or in the hands of human beings, otherwise we would destroy even that nature like we doing on land. I don't think we need to appreciate what we see above land as god has not given human wings. Look at the way we have destroyed the very existing beauty on land in Mangalore cannot be explained. Look at the infrastructures - disgusting, look at the coastline-destruction, look at the city-dirty. Even if Cessna takes me for a joy rid even for Re. 1 I will not go as I know that anything above land is always beautiful, but on land when we stand it is horrible. Let it be that way.

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi, Dubai, New York

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    My hats off to Dayanand Kukkaji for the beautiful pictures from abroad CESSNA aircraft.

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  • Rajesh, Mysore

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Lovely pics...Lucky you daya

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  • ALDRIN P.PAL, Mangalore / Bahrain

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Yathish Baikampady,

    better to start helicopter aerial rides than cessana rides as the seating capacity in the aeroplane is only two. helicopter can land and take off without a runway and will be convenient to operate.CONGRATS.

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  • Sabitha, Mumbai

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    I miss Mangalore...

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  • Masa, bendore

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    I want to share with my FB to show to friends in Japan this article.

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  • geoffrey, hat hill

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    No doubt good pictures and full marks to the photographer, but from the aerial view, Dharavi also looks just as beautiful!

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  • SUJIR PRAVEEN, UDUPI

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    WOW... IT IS EXCELLENT...

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  • paul dsouza, balakunje

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Richest wealth is a nature & it controls the mind & mind controls the heart. Powerful tonic is laughter & let our mangalore always be a genius in all aspects with all love without the burden of caste & creed. Thanks to DAYA KUKKAJE for putting efforts to taking us for a beautiful mangalore ride. Thanks to daijiworld , for refreshing us with all innovative work.

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    I am delighted to see the superb photography from the skies by Daya Kukkaje. This is a rare gift that he has been endowed with. May The God given talent be preserved in him.

    Kudos to Daya.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Jigmig, Mangalore

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Vah Namma Mangaluru yellara kannige harushada nota. Ache thota, eeche thota. Madhyadalli julu julu neerina ata.

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  • Societal Web, Dubai

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    All you need is to live here for two days !

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  • shekar Moily Padebettu, Udupi/Taluk

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Vow!! Daya Kukkaje,you are simply a great.Wonderful clicks,beautiful Mangalore.Hats off.This is what professionalism.You are really professional.God bless u

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  • Allen, Mangalore

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Hats off to Dayanand Kukkaje for the lovely pictures!!!

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  • B.G.Mohandas, Bijoor / Manipal

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    IF EACH SHOT is named ...! Would be a wonderful educational tour for all!!

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  • Sunil Nelson D'souza, Udupi/Dubai

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    wow! This publication will tilt the balance in our favor and Switzerland goes out of favor among tourists.

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  • John Tauro, M'lore / Kwt

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    About 30 years ago, there were more trees and coconut palms than buildings in Mangalore. Now vice-versa the city looks still awesome though half bald though. Please let there be no further felling of trees in the name of development.

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  • Nenari, Nirmar

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    How Beautiful is Mangalore! Jai Kukkaje... by the by don't this pic to Veerppa Moily... He'll say Jai Yetthinahole!

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  • Ramesh Kumar, mangalore

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    mangalore shining..thanks daijiworld for fantastic pics

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  • John Vas, Kulshekar/Dubai

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Best of Luck Dayand. Beautiful photos and very happy to see Mangalore from Cessna aircraft. I remember in the year 2007 when we were flown via Cessna from Mumbai to Bajpe airport. I will keep these photos as treasure in my Album. After a few years we can see more skyrise buildings and less greenery from above.

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  • Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    I think Mangalore will soon overtake Bangalore and Mumbai in terms of number of apartments.

    The city has potential to grow as a second metro city in the state, if infrastructure is provided and moral police is kept under check.

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  • Rohan Menezes, Kuwait

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Thank you  thank you thank you daijiworld..I am proud of my Mangalore

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  • fayaz, Mangalore/USA

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Thank You daijiworld to show us
    the beautiful pictures of our
    KUDLA.

    I was very proud to show these pictures to my colleagues here in US

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  • vittal Poojary, Muniyal/mangalore

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Beautiful photographs,thanks to DW and Dayanand Kukkaje and team

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Very well captured, Mangalore is
    really incredible. Can't believe there's so much to see in our Mangalore. Its natural beauty makes it even more incredible.
    trains, nature, temples, beaches, buildings and diverse cultures are the primary tourist checkouts for
    travelers which they love most. Enjoyed all the snaps thanks, Daya & daiji.

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  • javeed khan, mangalore (kuwait)

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Beautiful & awesome view of mangalore thanks to Mr,daya kukkaje

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  • thomas, india

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    yes, this is the way to go -now email these images to Dr. Charles Correa the architect-designer to drawa a master pan -mega plan for teh future of MANGALORE and the entire coast for the futu eand not to mess around and be like a concrete -unplanned Mumbai or other cities.
    we need like Singapore or Malaysia.
    well planned.keeping the nature intact going round the nature -do not destroy anything..meaning CBD ares with vertical high rise towers overlooking the coastal beaches-build like VENICE ALONG Nethravathi river with marine -cruise -boats-yachts.
    all terrains .
    well constructed with CODES-ZONE S-STANDARSD AND SPECIFICATIONS...
    Build the beach with cor niche roads...
    Rural:and urban to be in areas and not all over the place ..have strct coes-zones.
    for industries, commercial..residential....etc.
    water..sewage... utilities to be in place...ring roads ..all heavy traffic should go one way separate from public commuting...
    set up elevate dtrains ..mono rials..shuttle s..trams etc.
    PLAN the city from now, right from ULLAL to Belgaum.
    dont over crowd teh city.
    set up clean industrial belts..green belts-parks ..Playgrounds -stadiums ..Museums ....club houses....

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  • preethi, mangalore/pune

    Wed, Apr 16 2014

    Beautiful pics:)
    I agree with your points.. Mangalore has to develop, also we need to keep mangalore clean&green.

    One should consider nature, water,electricity while opening city for IT/manufacture unit development.And Obviously traffic:)

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  • Dr Kusuma Kumari G, Nellore/Kodyadka

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    These are very beautiful photos. Soon after my marriage in 1998 july me and husband were in Mangalore for short time enjoying our honeymoon. I think we stayed in Hotel Topaz along my friends Mamtha Hyder and Wilson. Just reminds me of those good old days I think we stayed at Topaz at Hampankatta, Beautiful indeed

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  • sid, mangalore

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Sadly Greenery has disappeared , can see more of buildings , no more paddy fields but more of mud fills ... no more tiled houses. Changed for better or worse ?

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  • K.B.Jagdish, Kinnigoli/Bahrain

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    MAGNIFICENT MANGALORE: Hats off to our ace photographer, Mr.Daya Kukkaje for the enchanting aerial view of NAMMA KUDLA.ThanQ boss.

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL KUDLA...

    UNDU NAMMA KUDLA PANIYARE KUSHI AAPUNDU.....BOKKA FOREIGN TOURIST SPOT LEKA THOJINDU......DAYAKUKKAJE,indeed good snaps.

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  • Naveen , Bajal

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    you can see precious river water wasted in to sea
    why cant we divert this water?
    No politics Please
    In the nation's interest, please start yettinahole project

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  • Najeeb Sheikh, Udupi / Dubai

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Awesome View...There is our beautiful Mangalore city

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Cessna Flying
    Stress Naa
    Mangalore Monke Beautiful Place
    Kaheen Naa......
    Dayya boree Boren photo Konhee Kaan Naa!!

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  • chidananda N H, BANAGALORE

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    NICE PHOTOS OF OUR MANGALORE...LOOK LIKE SOME EUROPEAN CITY

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  • paap, Udupi

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Great Initiative.. Hope their safety standards are world class too..

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, Udupi / Dubai

    Tue, Apr 15 2014


    Beautiful "namma kudla"

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    BEAUTIFUL MANGALORE ..thanks to Mr Daya Kukkaje.


    MAI THUMBI KAANUVA NAMMA KUDLA...

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  • Deepak, Paladka

    Tue, Apr 15 2014

    Kudla at its best. Hats off to Daya Kukkaje for this wonderful effort of capturing Manglore beautifully from the Aircraft. Great going Daya

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