If you have never been to Goa then you are missing out on one the most popular destinations of India. Goa is considered as the party capital. But there is more to Goa than just partying on the blue beaches. Goa has many Portuguese churches and if you happen to like Indian food then Goa has lots of interesting dishes for you to try. In addition, Goa is very scenic so why not take the opportunity and do a nature tail. If you like wildlife then you should visit the Bhagwan Mahavir and the Bondla Wildlife Sanctuaries. There are numerous waterfalls for you to discover, for example the secluded Dudhsagar waterfall on the Mandovi River is quite a popular one where the only locals visit.
Water sports are one of the most popular activities in Goa. In fact, this is what most tourists plan to do on the many beaches of Goa. Some of the water sports include jet skiing, wind surfing, scuba diving, para-sailing and dolphin cruises or just simply building sand castles and drinking beer. The Anjuna Beach remains open well after midnight while the Arambol beach is where you can head to if you like live music.
I will be showing photos of Indian destinations called “India in Pictures” and Goa in pictures had to be my first one as most International tourists when they think of India, they think of Goa as their number one destination.
>>Here’s a taste of Goa in pictures<<
A tourist taking pictures of the sunset in Goa. The beaches of Goa is world famous. You can party late on the many beaches of Goa.
Shri Mangeshi Temple is one of Goa’s most prominent temples, Shri Mangesh also known as Mangireesh or Manguesh is the presiding deity.
This is the St. Michael’s Church situated on the Anjuna-Beach Road. St. Michael’s Church was built in 1613 and is one of the oldest churches of Goa. The main attraction is the Portuguese style of architecture.
A fascinating and unusual curried dish made of ripe or semi ripe mangoes.
If you love trekking then you must check out the Dudhsagar waterfall which is situated in a very remote location on the Mandovi River and therefore not accessible by car. You can either walk it or hire a 4×4 SUV at the many car centres that hire vehicles to tourists.
Relax on the many beaches of Goa and don’t let the cow bother you.
The Goa Carnival is a four day extravaganza of fun, frolic, amusement and festivity held around the month of March. It’s similar to the ones in some of the Latin American countries.
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