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many tourist attractions in Goa India – beaches, churches,
museums, historical monuments, wildlife reserves, Carnival
and Feni. Eat your heart's content and explore the history
and culture of the region. On your Goa tour, you can indulge
in water sports adventure or wildlife safari. A harmonious
blend of the west and the east, Goa is a place where you can
forget about your worries and get yourself drenched in vibrant
colors.
Tourist Attractions in Goa
Beaches in Goa
The beach capital of India, Goa boasts of over 40 sparkling,
palm-fringed and serene beaches. A holiday in Goa is a treat
for all adventure freaks, beach aficionados and nature lovers.
With 60 miles of the coastline along the Arabian Sea, Goa
is a treasure trove of glorious beaches. Some of the famous
beaches in Goa are Anjuna, Arambol, Baga, Benaulim, Calangute,
Colva, Cavelossim, Dona Paula, Majorda, Mobor, Morjim, Vagatar
and Varca. Soak up the sun or enjoy water sports on Goa holiday.
Taste lips smacking snacks and fresh seafood at beach shack.
Churches in Goa
On your Goa holiday, explore the magnificent Portugal architecture
of the late 16 th and 17 th centuries. There are many churches
in Goa that exude the charm of late Renaissance – early Baroque,
Gothic or Manueline architectural style. The most important
church in Goa is Basilica of Bom Jesus, which has the tomb
of St. Francis Xavier. After every ten years, the mortal remain
of the Saint is showcased. Other churches in Goa include Se
Cathedral, the Church of our Lady of Rosary, the Chapel of
St. Catherine, the Church of St. Cajatan, the Church of St.
Augustine and the Church of St. Francis of Assissi.
Goa Carnival
One of the major tourist attractions in Goa India, the Carnival
is celebrated in February for 3 days. This colorful festival
in Goa attracts numerous tourists every year. Travel to Goa
during festive season to taste the real magic of the beach
capital of India. The Goa Carnival is synonymous with dance
and feast. Putting all your stress aside, enjoy colorful parades,
delicious food and joyous music.
Monuments & Museums in Goa
If you have a desire for history and culture, you can visit
monuments and museums in Goa. These Goa attractions are frequented
by history buffs. Aguada Fort, Chapora Fort, Cabo da Rama
Fort and Terekhol Fort are some of the Goa attractions. You
can have a taste of history while touring historical monuments
and museums on your Goa tour. Don't forget to visit the State
Archeology Museum in Panaji on your Goa tour.
Wildlife Sanctuaries in Goa
Among tourist attractions in Goa include wildlife sanctuaries.
These wildlife reserves accommodate a rare species of flora
and fauna. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary is the only bird sanctuary
in the bird capital of the country. Bhagwan Mahaveer Wildlife
Sanctuary, Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary and Cotigao Wildlife
Sanctuary are the three wildlife reserves where you can see
animals in their natural habitat.
Goa Cuisine
One of the main Goa attractions, Feni (local drink) is the
word you will hear everyday. Food connoisseurs are promised
to have gala time. From seafood to vegetarian dishes, relish
lips smacking food while holidaying in Goa. There are many
beach shacks, trendy restaurants and pubs serving a varied
range of Goa cuisine. The best part of Goa cuisine is a mix
of the west and the east.
India Tour Guides offers online bookings for Goa tours, India.
For more information or to make a booking, please fill up the
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