Goa Travel Guide

Those who know India well will tell you that Goa, the smallest state in the Indian federation, is an anomaly—a territory that has Indian elements, but is decidedly its own entity, shaped by a unique set of circumstances and influences.

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Goa Hotels

Make sure you reserve a room far in advance of December to February, when traveling hordes fill the hotels. During the monsoon season (June-October), prices...read more

Restaurants

Goa Restaurants

If you like seafood and spicy food in general, you're in luck. You can spend all your time happily eating nothing but searingly hot (spicy) fish day in...read more

Things To Do

Things To Do in Goa

Goa's topography varies between beaches, jungle, and...read more

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Goa Experiences

  • Top Reasons to Go to Goa

    World-Class Beaches: The warm Arabian Sea and long sandy beaches create the perfect environment for sun worshipping.... Read more

  • Monsoon Masala

    Chances are you've never experienced anything like the monsoon in Goa. The downpours are heavy and sudden, and the drops so huge and close together... Read more

  • The Flea Market at Anjuna

    Getting to the Wednesday flea market at Anjuna can be half the fun; you can take a bus or a motorcycle taxi, or a fisherman's boat from Baga... Read more

  • Inner Peace

    If there's anything that sums up the Goan attitude to life, it's sussegado, which means "take it easy." Even with the tourist influx exceeding... Read more

  • Take Home the Taste of Goa

    If you haven't found your share of slippers and sarongs, and bags and bangles at Anjuna or the shack-shops near the main beaches, pay a visit... Read more

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