Goa, India

Curving down the west coast of India like an Arabian scimitar across miles of sun-drenched beach and dazzling waters of azure, lies a heaven called Goa. If words were to describe Goa, they would be hopelessly inadequate. Read the rest of this entry »

Calangute is the largest beach of north goa (largest beach of south goa is colva ) calangute is a census town in North Goa in the state of Goa, India. It is famous for its beach, visited by domestic and international tourists alike. The peak tourist season is during Christmas and New Year, and during the summer in May.

Luxury Cruises in Goa set sail from Mumbai to Goa. These luxury Star Cruises are designed and decorated keeping in mind the contemporary and cosmopolitan life of the people. It boasts of all modern amenities and it can be described as a floating resort on the sea. Luxury Cruises provide all types of comfort and relaxation to the passengers. It is skillfully designed to meet the changing and sophisticated needs of the passengers. Read the rest of this entry »

A brightly lit up street in Panjim, Goa

Sunset at Anjuna beach, Goa

What do you get when you blend South India’s temple traditions with Portuguese heritage? A 5 star beach resort called The Leela Kempinski Goa, for one. Sprawled over 75 endless acres in idyllic South Goa Read the rest of this entry »

Goa is the ultimate honeymoon haven for beach lovers. Laidback, Goa is a merry blend of Portuguese and Konkani, with the atmosphere of a lively carnival town.

Think Goa and you think beaches. All the beaches have a different character and are known by the quality of sand on the beach and the passions of the people who groove there. Read the rest of this entry »

Palolem beach stretches between two magnificent headlands and the beach is lined with towering coconut palms. Every season bamboo-hut resorts and restaurants are erected along the beach allowing tourists to stay right on the sand, only a few meters away from a swim in the Arabian Sea. The beach huts range from very basic to somewhat luxurious, with en suite huts becoming more common every year. Read the rest of this entry »

The Goan identity is rooted, among other things, in deep enjoyment of food and drink. Thus when a Goan writer becomes nostalgic, he or she usually ends up reminiscing about the taste of their grandmother’s sorpotel, the texture of a perfect bebinca, or the aroma of a large glass of feni. Read the rest of this entry »