Thinking of Goa, things that come to our mind are coastal retreat, gleaming sands, azure waters, shining sun, beautifully built churches, and so much more. It is a state on the southwestern coast of India surrounded by the states of Maharashtra to the north and Karnataka to the east and south. By area Goa is the smallest state in India and 4th smallest by population. Capital city of Goa is Panaji and Vasco Da Gama is largest city.
Goa is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India loaded with buzzing beaches, palm trees, centuries old monuments, festivals, flea markets, ravishing nightclubs etc. for a memorable Goa tour. Goa is a paradise for all age groups and kinds, be it backpackers or leisure seekers. Goa is commonly divided in 2 parts: North Goa and South Goa. You can design your itinerary with stunning places to visit in Goa and get ready for the endless surprises. Some of the popular attractions in Goa are its Portuguese style churches, ancient buildings, markets, and mesmerizing natural beauty. The coastline of Goa stretches for over 100 kilometers loaded with numerous beaches that attract millions of visitors. Some of the popular beaches in Goa are Baga beach, Calangute beach, Anjuna beach, Vagator beach, Arambol beach and more. Beaches in South Goa are comparatively less explored.
People in Goa are friendly and helpful. Goa is also known as the “Rome of the East”. The region was controlled by multiple rulers including French and British governance, which is why Goa is a land of unique culture and heritage. Goa is all about entertainment and western culture. It is a secular state with various religions like Hinduism, Islam and Christianity being followed freely.Majority people follow Hinduism. During the rule of Portuguese, Christianity was forced on population due to which many churches were built.
Choose you Goa tour package to know the best of its culture and beauty.
Goa places to visit:
1. Chapora Fort
2. Anjuna beach
3. Candolim beach
4. Dudhsagar waterfall
Things to do in Goa:
1. Indulge in Water Sports
2. Go to casinos
3. Party on the beach
4. Learn about Goa History
Located in the westernmost part of India, Gujarat is home to various architectural marvels and it is also famous for its livelyhistory, culture and rich heritage. Gujarat is home to Asiatic Lions, and also offers splendid views of the scenic beauty ranging from the Great Rann of Kutch to the hills of Saputara. And Apart from the charming landscapes and long coastline of around 1600 kilometers, Gujarat tourism also boasts some magnificent ancient cave paintings, holy temples, beaches, attractive handicrafts and much more.
Gujarat is considerably a dry state but the cultural significance of Guajarati will rejuvenate you. 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. And as we all know that Gujarat is loaded with delicious food and foodie’s one must explore the street food options to experience the local delicacies on Gujarat tour places. Gujarati’s use a combination of different spices and flavours in order to make their meals truly exotic. One can also experience various phases of history whether at the explorations at the Lothal and Dholavira or at Sabarmati Ashram from where Mahatma Gandhi started multiple national movements.
So, when are you planning to explore Gujarat? Kuch Din ToGuzaaro Gujarat Meh! Explore the best of Gujarat with our Gujarat Tour Packages.
Places to visit:
1. Gir
2. Rann of Kutch
3. Gandhinagar Akshardham
4. Mandvi beach
Things to do:
1. Jeep safari in Gir national park
2. Witness the beautiful sunset at Kankaria Lake in Ahmedabad
3. Explore the stepwell in Rani kiVav in Patan
4. Enjoy a cable car ride at the ropeway in Saputara
Located in southern India, Kerala is replete with major tourist attractions set against stunning backdrops. Legend has it that Lord Parsurama created Kerala as a separate land, and hence it is called God’s own country. It is home to astonishingly beautiful tea and coffee plantations in hilly areas as well as dense forests. There are also spice gardens and paddy fields that contribute to the lush green landscape, courtesy of heavy rainfall in the state. With about 600 kms of coastline, splendid backwaters and sunny beaches, it is a paradise for nature lovers where one can really enjoy being laid back and soak in the views. Kerala makes for great destination to experience outdoor activities and water sporting opportunities – think bathing under waterfalls, visiting national parks, living in houseboats, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, hiking, biking etc. Kerala has rich architectural, cultural and culinary heritage.