Goa is open for tourist once again!

Goa is the one of the most popular tourist destination both from India and all over the world. Most tourist flock here in the winter months to enjoy pleasant weather, alluring beaches, fresh seafood, lively markets, glitzy nightlife and much more. Goa will offer you a blend of Portuguese and Indian cultures. From the state capital of Panjim to the churches, museums to the colourful houses, vibrant streets to the delicious food, you will find Portuguese influence everywhere.

This special place will provide you a diverse and interesting mix of things to do for everyone. The first timers should definitely pay a visit to the famous Fort Aguada and be a spectator of living quarters, prisons, and barracks or visit the blissful touristy beaches such as Calangute, Baga and Candolim.

All the beaches in Goa have their own special charm which means you will never get bored. The beaches in South Goa have become popular off late being quiet, clean and relatively undiscovered with strings of shops, eateries and resorts. If you are up for an offbeat adventure, get yourself behind a wheel and drive/ride away to some of the South Goa’s pristine beaches such as Majorda beach, Palolem beach, Cavelossim Beach, Utorda beach, Benaulim beach and Colva beach to relax on the warm sands of the beach, to witness scenic sunsets and to experience luxury of a different kind!

Though Goa is famous for its splendid beaches, the gorgeous Dudhsagar waterfall is one of the interesting places to see in Goa. This waterfall is particularly unique and spectacular due to a railway track that cuts right through the middle of the falls. One can get a glimpse of the falls for a few seconds if you are travelling by train towards Madgaon. When in Goa, you can go to the Dudhsagar railway bridge to get a zoomed-in view of the majestic falls.

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