One of the most visited tourist destination in India is Goa, which has plenty to offer to all travelers visiting from across the world. Be it beaches, national parks and hills, churches, forts, markets, backwaters and more, Goa has it all. The state is not very diverse and majority numbers of people are Christians so there are hundreds of churches present in Goa. The well-known destination is also famous for water sports like Jet skiing, kite surfing, parasailing, water boating and more.
It is a perfect destination for a short break as well. Your Goa tour will be incomplete if you miss out on experiencing outstanding nightlife here. Tasting some Goa cuisine is also an experience you must try. The destination assures a perfect break from the hustling life and promises ample of relaxation and entertainment at the same point of time. It covers a zone of 3702 square kilo meters and contains two districts namely North Goa and South Goa. Spread more than 3,700 km square with the number of inhabitants in around 1.4 million, Goa is small state as per Indian measures. It is an exceptional blend of Indian and Portuguese social orders that attracts a normal 2.5 million visitors consistently including around 4, 00,000 remote travelers
We believe the culture of Goa is based majorly on Catholics, but actually the Goa Catholics are a mixture of Portuguese and India cultures, and so it is known as Rome of East. The food and drinks play a big role in Goa’s vibrant culture. It is a secular state with numerous religions being practiced freely. Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity are common religions here.
Goa tourism's loaded with plenty of exoticness. But it is also surrounded by exciting other places to visit and things to do for travelers to experience an unforgettable holiday.
Best places to visit in Goa:
1. Calangute Beach
2. Baga Beach
3. Dudhsagar Falls
4. Anjuna Beach
5. Vagator Beach
6. Palolem Beach and many more
Best Things to do in Goa:
1. Take a walk at spice plantations
2. Walk through the dark passages of Goan caves
3. Try parasailing at Calangute beach
4. Indulge in some water sports
5. Go for Island hoping and many more
Gujarat being a vibrant state traces back to ancient period’s in history. It is home to rich history, culture and heritage to show for. The name Gujarat is derived from the Sanskrit word “Gurjardesa” which means “The land of Gurjaras”, who ruled Gujarat in the 8th and 9th Centuries CE. Boasting from the longest coastline in India, its shores are washed by the waters of the Arabian Sea on the west. The state holds a lot of attractions such as the Great Rann of Kutch, Dholavira and Lothal, beautiful temples, palaces, Rani Ki Vav, Sidi Saiyad