Anjuna beach is quite famous for its rave beach parties. It was during the late 1950's to mid 1960's that Anjuna beach was "discovered" by the hippies. Anjuna Beach attracts...

Baga Beach is about 10kms west of Mapusa. Baga has become a place for foreign tourists to pursue their own hobbies. While some are interested in water sports, others go...

Fort Cabo da Rama is located on the southern coast of Goa and was initially occupied by Hindu rulers until the Portuguese seized it in 1763 and built their own...

Fort Aguada is the best preserved Portuguese fort in Goa and was built in 1609-12 to control the entry into the Mandovi river and to protect Old Goa from potential...

The Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary is spread over an area of about 8 square kilometers and is the smallest wildlife reserve in Goa. The sanctuary is home to the sambar deer,...

Dudhsagar Waterfalls is located about sixty kms from Goa. If seen from a distance, it appears like flowing milk (dudh) hence the name Dudhsagar. It also happens to be amongst...

The church of St. Cajetan is modeled after St. Peter’s church in Rome and was built by Italian friars in 1656. It is well known for its high vault inscribed...