Created by sbmalik on November 26, 2007
- Goa is a land of beaches and churches. Also Goa possesses one of the finest stretches of sandy coastline in India.
- 1 review
- 5 Stories
- 10 photos
Created by MichaelJM on April 8, 2006
- We had a great day visiting Old Goa, Ponda, and the locality.
Created by MichaelJM on March 29, 2006
- There's a great variety of restaurants in Baga—here's some that we enjoyed.
Created by MichaelJM on March 27, 2006
- The brochure said "the cost of living in Goa is low, there are plenty of bargains". OK, so we want to test that out!
Created by MichaelJM on March 22, 2006
- Days spent on a busy Goan beach can be fascinating and a great place to people watch.
Created by Vaidya on January 21, 2006
- The pretty beaches, nature walks, warm weather, majestic churches, and ancient temples are the best things about Goa.
- 4 reviews
- 1 Story
- 18 photos
Created by michaelhudson on December 13, 2005
- Anjuna, Candolim, and Palolem, and a few stops in between.
Created by phileasfogg on August 6, 2005
- The Portuguese were the first of the imperial powers to reach India and the last to go. In the 500 years they ruled Goa, the Portuguese built mansions and forts, spread a new religion, and left an enduring imprint. A definite taste of the West, but based firmly in the East.
- 5 reviews
- 1 Story
- 16 photos
Created by phileasfogg on July 30, 2005
- Goa’s a perennial favourite with honeymooners, large Indian families, the glitterati, the sun-worshippers, the beach bums, the beer-lovers, the religious, and the irreverent. It's happy-go-lucky, exuberant, and no-holds-barred. And it's at its best in the rain-drenched months of the monsoon.
- 6 reviews
- 1 Story
- 11 photos
Created by Marianne on September 13, 2002
- Goa on the west coast of India, situated between the states of Maharastra and Karnataka, very 'unindian'. Portugese influence is clearly visible.Sun-drenched beaches, Indian curries, a place to relax, you may still find the occasional hippy, now middle-aged, who has stayed on after the flower power era.
Goa
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