Top-10-Reasons-to-visit-Goa

1. Beaches

Beaches in North Goa are the most popular ones and are swarmed by a whole lot of local as well as foreign tourists. South Goa beaches, on the other hand, are now gaining popularity among foreign tourists owing to the quiet beach holiday option they offer.





2. Sun

If you are longing for some sun, there is plenty of it in Goa. Load up on your vitamin D here, and that really goes well with a drink on a beach. A winter holiday in sunny Goa offers the ultimate relaxation. Just thinking about it is making us too lazy to write any further about it.



3. Abundant breathtaking views

Travel around Goa on a bike and you will realize how much more there is to Goa than just beaches. Lazy rivers, swaying coconut palms, majestic waterfalls and cliffs add to the natural scenic beauty of Goa. But that’s not all! Long lanes wind through miles of jungles or countryside, and little bridges rest on planks of wood and iron beneath which run train tracks.

4. Massage

Goa offers you numerous options for a relaxing massage. It’s also a perfect method to boost your immunity and pamper your body with the essential minerals that you usually tend to neglect.



5. Architecture & Culture

The Churches and Convents of Goa have been declared a world cultural heritage by the UNESCO. But the architectural beauty of the houses and villas of even a tiny Goan village may take your breath away. Goa’s architecture is a unique mix of Portuguese and Hindu Goan styles. Take a day trip to Old Goa that has loads to offer, including a museum of Christian Art, an Archaeological Museum and Wax World, Goa’s answer to Madam Tussauds.

6. Water Sports

Every beach in Goa offers water sports facilities. Banana boats, water scooters, windsurfing, parasailing—you name it, Goa has it. If you are visiting Goa for an adrenaline rush, you won’t ever be disappointed in Goa’s water sports.



7. Food

The freshness of seafood makes Goa’s food definitely delicious. Traditional Goan cuisine with its vindaloo, sorpotel, xakuti and the refreshingly lip-smacking sol kadi leave you asking for more. However, with the host of eateries sprouting at every nook and corner of Goa, make sure to do your research in advance to ensure that you get the real taste of Goa’s famed food.

8. Goa trance

Goa trance developed as a result of the popularity of hippie culture in Goa in the 60s and 70s. The music was aimed to get dancers into a collective ‘trance’ through hypnotic beats and melodies. It is still an integral part of Goa’s rave parties, which are generally hosted during Christmas and New Year when the sound of techno music echoes on the beaches from midnight to 8 in the morning.



9. Liberal

This one is especially for the female travelers. While India is notorious for its cat-calling males, Goa is one place in India where you can really be yourself.



10. Economical

Goa is amazingly affordable for everyone, save the air tickets. You could spend an entire day in Goa with just Rs. 400 in your pockets. Of course, this excludes accommodation, but then Goa has so many accommodation options for budget travelers that it won’t pinch your pocket much. To learn more, drop us a line and we would love to find a cheap Goa hotel for you.