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    GOA

    A PERFECT HOLIDAY DESTINATION..


    WHY
    EXPLORE
    GOA?

    BEACHES WATER SPORTS HERITAGE


    GOA
    Welcome to Goa..

    Goa is one of India’s top holiday


    destinations and it’s easy to see why.
    There’s so much this state is famous for
    that you’ll be spoilt for choice when
    you’re visiting. From shopping at the
    various markets, to eating the local
    cuisine and water sports galore, Goa is
    well-known for a lot of unique offerings. A
    kaleidoscopic blend of Indian and
    Portuguese cultures, sweetened with sun,
    sea, sand, seafood, susegad and
    spirituality, Goa is India's pocket-sized
    paradise.
    THINGS TO DO - NORTH GOA
    NORTH GOA BEACHES
    Mandrem Beach is the cleanest beach in North
    Goa with amazing tidal formation. Keri Beach is
    best to enjoy the beach and sunset. Morjim
    Beach, here all the restaurants and shacks are
    beautiful. Sinquerim Beach s very good beach
    with a lot of water sports and activities like
    dolphin spotting, jet ski, para gliding, banana
    boat ride, etc. Candolim Beach is too is a popular
    tourist destination, particularly for nature lovers.

    CHAPORA FORT
    Chapora Fort captured the attention of
    wanderlust souls around the country when it was
    featured in the Bollywood blockbuster Dil Chahta
    Hai. So much so that many people now refer to it
    as the Dil Chahta Hai Fort. Dating back to 1717,
    the fort was a silent witness to the various
    historical events that unfolded here over the
    ages. Standing above a hill-top near the Chapora
    River, it offers excellent views of the surrounding
    areas and is definitely worth a visit.
    BASILICA OF BOM JESUS
    For an ardent traveler or a history buff, the name
    Basilica of Bom Jesus needs no introduction. One of
    the UNESCO Heritage Sites in Goa, the church dates
    back to over 400 years and boasts of Portuguese
    style of architecture. The mummy of St. Xavier which
    is taken out for public viewing every ten years! You
    can also see a collection of paintings related to the
    life of the St. Xavier and relics of other saints.

    ARPORA NIGHT MARKET


    One of the most exciting things to do in North Goa is
    to visit the lively Saturday night market at Arpora.
    The bustling place is a shopaholic’s paradise, where
    you can find a variety of items ranging from local
    handicrafts to designer garments.
    FORT AGUADA
    Majestic is the word that best defines Fort Aguada,
    one of the famous forts in Goa. The imposing fort
    enjoys a strategic location even as the waves of the
    Arabian Sea play along its lofty walls. Steeped in
    history, this colossal fort dates back to the 17th
    century and offers a spectacular view of the sea that
    spreads in front of it.
    THINGS TO DO - SOUTH GOA
    DUDHSAGAR FALLS

    Dudhsagar Falls is a four-tiered waterfall located


    on the Mandovi River in the Indian state of Goa. It
    is 60 km from Panaji by road and is located on the
    Madgaon-Belagavi rail route about 46 km east of
    Madgaon and 80 km south of Belagavi.

    SOUTH GOA BEACHES


    Benaulim Beach With snorkelling, parasailing,
    windsurfing and more on offer, there's plenty of
    opportunities to practise your favourite water
    sports here. Galgibaga beach is a pristine, white
    sand beach, and is also popular for being the place
    to watch the Oliver Ridley Turtles come to nest.
    Agonda Beach is a good mix of quiet and lively
    with strings of shops, eateries and resorts.
    Majorda Beach Water sports abound with banana
    rides and dolphin spotting and shacks line the
    beach to ensure there's never a dull moment.
    TOP SELLING ITINERARY
    3 NIGHTS / 4 NIGHTS / 5 NIGHTS
    BRAIN GYM
    Goa is the smallest state in India.

    Goa celebrates 2 Independence days


    (15th August & 19th December) in
    commemoration of freeing of Goa
    from Portuguese rule.

    India’s very first printing press was


    set up in Goa. It was installed at St.
    Paul’s college, Goa in 1956.

    Goan people can also apply and avail


    a Portuguese passport along with the
    Indian one.
    TIPS
    So what is the best time to visit Goa?
    Between October and March. Visit
    during Feb-March to experience the
    vibrant Goa during the Carnival time.

    What not to miss? The Anjuna Flea


    market on Wednesday is the queen of
    hippie flea markets. Rumor says it was
    started by the father hippie himself
    “eight finger Eddie” in 1975.

    What is the scariest thing to do in


    Goa? Wearing Heels! Don't even dare
    to wear heels on the beach.

    Free Advice? Do not drink on beaches.


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