GOA: THE PARADISE

THE BEST WATERFALLS AND SPRINGS OF GOA Explore all the waterfalls in Goa including some of the hidden ones. Situated perfectly on the wetter side of the western ghats, and receiving quite heavy annual rainfall, the state of Goa is blessed with numerous springs and waterfalls, some running throughout the year and some providing chilled water solely in the monsoon and few months aftermath. The west of Goa is known for its its beaches whereas the more secluded villages in the east are home to gigantic waterfalls that hide inside the lush woods of the mhadei sanctuary. This waterfalls are pristine and you might be rewarded with beautiful caves and huge old trees that might strain your neck. Hivre waterfall This is the biggest waterfall in Goa, originating from river Mahadei and located in Valpoi. If you wish to visit the waterfall, be sure to have a guide on your side before your visit as the trek is very deep in the woods. Savari waterfall By far the best and the mos

THE BEST BEACHES IN GOA YOUR CHANCE TO UNCOVER HIDDEN AND PEACEFUL COASTAL BELTS Being a Goan, I've spent most of my life playing in the crisp white sands of the nearest beach to my home, Benaulim. And as I moved to my teenage years, I started exploring more coverted shores and made some fantastic discoveries too, some of which are hard to explain. Here, I have mentioned some of the best beaches I personally liked, based chronologically according to the preferences. 1.Palolem beach Simply beautiful. The sands all pristine along with the water. Best place to have those dolphin watching trips and kayaking. Plus, if you're really one of those adventurous kind of people, and like to give your adrenaline some kick and explore some covert beaches, there are apparently lots of beaches between the Palolem and Agonda stretch unexplored by the crowd. 2. Calangute beach If you're one of those people who desire rave and entertainment, i would recommend you to be in ca

The best place for tourists in India- GOA a complete description of Goa from a Goan's perspective Goa is not just about the pristine beaches and cheap alcohol rates and rave parties, there's so much more to this than meets the eye. it was colonised by the Portuguese and thus exhibit their rich architecture in it's churches and houses. Goa is also rich in its flora and fauna as it rests in the western ghat biodiversity hotspot. Goa is prevalently known for its coconuts and cashew plantation in bulk. they are ubiquitous. Rice is the main food crop, and other crops include pulses, Ragi (Finger Millet) and others. The basic cash crops are coconut, cashewnut and also sugarcane, pineapple, mango and banana. Goa's state animal is the Gaur, while the state bird is the Ruby Throated Yellow Bulbul and the state tree is the Asan. The people of Goa (Goans) are cordial in their behaviour and consider it Godlike to be magnanimous to their neighbours. They showcase uni