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Goa has always been celebrated as India’s beach capital, drawing travelers with its mix of sunshine, sand, and vibrant culture. Yet beyond the famous names that echo on every tourist map lies a coastline that hides some of its most precious gems. One such treasure is Fatrade Beach, often lovingly called Fatarde by locals, a … Read more
Standing tall in Old Goa, amid sprawling lawns and echoes of a colonial past, the Sé Catedral, often simply called the Se Cathedral, is one of the most majestic and historically significant churches in Asia. Its whitewashed façade, elegant towers, and vast interiors carry the weight of centuries, telling the story of Portuguese conquest, religious … Read more
Tucked away in the northernmost edge of Goa, far from the noise of its party beaches and the grandeur of its cathedrals, lies a piece of infrastructure that quietly transformed the lives of thousands. The Kiranpani-Terekhol Bridge, a link across the Terekhol River, might not have made headlines in travel magazines or found its place … Read more
Goa, a land of sun, sand, and culture, is not just about beaches and nightlife. Deep within its fabric lies a living tradition—its local markets. Among these, the Mapusa Market stands out as a vibrant, bustling hub of Goan life. Located in the northern part of Goa, in the town of Mapusa (pronounced “Map-sa”), this … Read more
Chapora Fort in Goa is one of those places where history, nature, and popular culture blend so seamlessly that it is hard to decide which aspect is more compelling. Perched high on a laterite hill above the Chapora River in North Goa, the fort commands sweeping views of the Arabian Sea to the west, the … Read more
Goa is more than just beaches, parties, and sunsets. Hidden within its warm hospitality and vibrant culture is a culinary tradition that has been shaped over centuries by its geography, history, and the mingling of diverse communities. Goan cuisine is a beautiful reflection of the state’s soul — a mix of Konkani heritage, Portuguese influences, … Read more
Aguada Fort in Goa is one of those landmarks that seem to hold the essence of the state’s layered history. Perched on a hilltop overlooking the Arabian Sea, its weathered walls, stone bastions, and enduring lighthouse have witnessed more than four centuries of change — from the height of Portuguese naval power to the arrival … Read more
AcommodationThe resort offers 62 elegantly designed rooms equipped with modern amenities such as air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, minibars, and private balconies. The rooms are categorized into:Deluxe Rooms Ideal for couples and solo travelers.Luxury SuitesSpacious suites with premium furnishings.-Pool View Rooms Offering direct views of the resort’s infinity pool. Amenities and Services Swimming Pool A … Read more
Alila Diwa Goa is a luxurious five-star resort located in the serene surroundings of South Goa, known for its exquisite design, world-class hospitality, and unparalleled comfort. Situated in Majorda, this resort is easily accessible from Dabolim Airport, which is just a 20 Minute drive away, and is also conveniently located near prominent beaches like Majorda … Read more
In the weeks leading up to Naraka Chaturdashi, if you walk through the lanes of many Goan villages, you will see groups of young boys and men working late into the night under streetlights or in open courtyards. Bamboo poles lie stacked against walls, bundles of hay and old clothes are scattered around, and the … Read more