Arambol: For those seeking peace and serenity, Arambol in north Goa is the perfect destination.
The prime attractions of this part of Goa are two beaches, a freshwater lake and a fort -
Terecol Fort.
Canacona: With a distinctive Hindu feel, Canacona in south Goa is known for
its scenic beauty. Explore the
Catigao Wildlife Sanctuary
and spend your afternoons on the silvery beaches of
Palolem, Cavelossim and Agonda.
Mapusa: Home to some of the most happening beaches of Goa India, Mapusa is a thriving tourist
destination.
Anjuna Beach and
Baga beach,
two of the most popular beaches of destination Goa along with
Chapora beach,
Chapora Fort,
Vagator beach and a
couple of temples make Mapusa a hotspot for Goa tourism.
Margao: Exuding the old world charm is Margao, the business hub of Goa India. The Churches
of Old Goa, colonial mansions and farmhouses make Margao a virtual retreat for travellers. The
lively nightlife of
Colva beach is yet another attraction of this city of Goa
Mormugoa: The main port town of Goa is not much of a tourist destination. However, visitors
still find their way to this town of Goa to catch a glimpse of the ruins of the
Marmagao Fort.
The beach attraction here is fulfilled by
Varca beach.
Panjim: The charm of the state capital is enhanced by its location – on the southern banks of
the Mandovi river. Add to this, the relaxed pace of lifestyle and you have your perfect destination
for a de stressing holiday. The Largo Da Igreja Church Square, The Church of the Immaculate Conception,
The Braganza Institute and the Fountainhas are the famous attractions of Panjim in Goa India.
Ponda: The Hindu heart of Goa has, quiet obviously, temples as its major
attractions. Visit the
Sri Devaki Krishna Temple,
Sri Kamakshi Temple,
Sri Manguesh Temple,
Sri Shantadurga Temple At Kavalem,
Sri Ananata Temple, and
Sri Ramnathi Temple while in Ponda in Goa India. There is also a mosque that quietly makes its presence
felt in Ponda, and it is knonw as Safa Shahouri Masjid.
Pernem: Yet another region of Goa where Hinduism dominates and temples form the prime tourist
attractions. The most famous ones include Sri Bhagavati & Sri Sapteshwar Temples, Sri Chandeshwar
and Sri Morjee Temple
Vasco-da-Gama: The erstwhile busiest port of Goa has very little to offer to its visitors in
terms of sightseeing except for the
Bogmolo Beach and The Naval Aviation Museum.