
The state of Goa in India is divided into two different districts - the North and the South Goa. The North Goa is considered to be the party hub and a shopaholics’ paradise. Here we find some of the most popular beaches like the Calangute, Sinquerim, Vagator, Anjuna and many more. From experiencing the beach shacks, thrilling water sports, beautiful clear water and their mesmerising views these beaches have it all. There are many shopping centres around these sites with shops selling fashionable attires and handicrafts items. One can also find many restaurants with delicious Goan dishes and other cuisines. The luxurious casinos and the fun filled night life are some of the major attractions of North Goa.
North Goa also has places with great historical significance. The beautiful gothic architectures of various churches and forts built during the Portuguese colonisation are spectacular. These century old structures are quite popular sites to visit. Fort Aguada, Chapora Fort, Bom Jesus Basilica and Church of Mae De Deus are well known tourist spots in North Goa. Bom Jesus Basilica in old Goa is also famous for holding the mortal remains of St. Francis Xaviers. The Temple of Bogdeshwara is also considered as a masterpiece and is visited by many. It is just 34 kms from the Dabolim International Airport and is well accessible through roads. You can hire cars and bikes to travel around.
The Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary is a popular wildlife sanctuary located in Ponda Taluka, an administrative region in northeastern Goa.
read more...Arambol beach is a tourist retreat by the Arabian Sea coast of Goa. This place is very relaxing and could be reached by rail, road and air. The Arambol beach festival that celebrates the contemporary culture of the land is a great highlight.
read more...Shri Shanta Durga temple is one of the most popular religious tourist destinations in Goa. Located amidst the hills of the Goa state, this architectural acme is quite famous for the home deity’s residential golden palanquin.
read more...Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception is Located at the heart of the Panajim City, this church is bejeweled with antiquity and is built with Portuguese architectural legacy. The Augustine Bell in the church belfry is very famous.
read more...Harvalem or Arvalem waterfall is located near Mapusa village. There is a drive of 2 hours from Mapusa village to Sanquelim village. After that, a 30-minute walk will take you to the memorable waterfalls. There are rock-cut caves called Arvalem caves and a Hindu pilgrimage called ....
read more...Being one of the largest floating casinos in India, it provides tourists with an endless list of international casino games that attract and entertain tourists from all over the world.
read more...At the Barcolento Jetty, opposite to the Panaji Residency, lies India’s largest floating casino. Featuring a look similar to Noah’s Ark, the casino lies within the interiors of the ship. The casino attracts people with an entire floor dedicated to providing people with an exp....
read more...Situated around 21 km from the capital Panaji Mandrem is a beautiful coastal town in North Goa, with sparkling water and sandy beach it gives you the best opportunity to enjoy and relax in this calm and soothing place.
read more...Morjim Beach is a very famous beach in Goa. The location of this beach is in the Northern most part of Goa. This beautiful beach strip begins at the place where Chapora river meets the Arabian Sea and at the same place where the Ashwem beach begins.
read more...Combination of Two beaches, Patnem beach and Colomb Beach is known to form a shape of a horseshoe. This beach is known as the healing centre in goa with Ayurvedic spa resorts and yoga centres located alongside the Patnem-Colomb beach.
read more...Reis Magos Fort is a 16th century Fort located on the northern bank of Mandovi river in Goa. This Fort was built by King Adil Shah of Bijapur in the year 1493, and it is still popular which is why many people from all around the world flock to this destination.
read more...In the year 1517, eight Portuguese Franciscan friars landed in Goa. During their stay in Goa, they constantly tried to construct a church. In Goa, they finally became successful by constructing a small chapel consisting of three altars and a choir. Later in 1616, this small chape....
read more...Goa is a place of many beautiful beaches and magnificent monuments and churches which are one of the best pieces of architecture and of important religious and cultural values. Amongst them one of the most beautiful is the St. Alex Church Calangute for sure.
read more...St. Cajetan’s Church also known as the church of divine providence was made in the year 1661 and is situated in old Goa & is one of the world heritage sites. This is a church of Roman Catholic of Daman and Goa.
read more...Goa comes under one of the best tourist destinations in the world. Candolim beach is one of the most famous spots that is visited by multiple people from around the globe. It is known to be less crowded and well planned.
read more...If you want to have a peaceful stay or even if you are into water sports, visiting a place with lots of beaches is the best place to be.
read more...The Ashvem beach is in the north of Goa and is one of the best beaches in Goa and is very popular among foreigners as it is away from the hustle bustle of Goa. The Ashwem beach offer a serene atmosphere, clean water and clean surroundings.
read more...Goa was the Portuguese colony in India. Though Goa was no very fortified defensively being by the Arabian Sea, still to revamp the defences the Portuguese built Fort Aguada over the sea reaches of the main Goan shoreline.
read more...Every year many people from all over the globe plan to visit Goa. Some of them visit just to have fun; some of them visit to experience the beauty of its nature. But a very few people know that apart from its natural charm, this most-loved youth destination of India has a hidden ....
read more...The Museum of Christian Art lies in the heart of the former colonial capital of Old Goa. This museum is said to be the first museum in Asia to house objects related exclusively to Christian Art.
read more...The Shree Nageshi Maharudra temple was built in the Bandora village, at a distance of 4 km. from east Ponda. The deity presiding in this temple is Shri Nagesh Maharudra. However, other deities are also worshipped here.
read more...This temple is dedicated to Bhagavan Manguesh, the incarnation of Lord Shiva, Located at Mangeshi Village in Priol, the temple is approximately 21 km away from Panaji, the Goan capital. The temple has also been subjected to relocation due to religious issues during the Portuguese....
read more...The Shri Mahalaxmi Temple is located at a distance of 27 km. from the Panjim Kadamba Bus Stand and 4 km. from Ponda. It is one of the most visited places in Goa, being an important pilgrimage site for Hindus.
read more...Europe offers some of the most beautiful cathedrals and churches, albeit with architecture, history and delight. The Bom Jesus Basilica is Goa's most famous church and among the most revered by Christians worldwide, is partially in ruins but still a model of simplicity and elegan....
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