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Western hippies and sun lovers gave Goa international recognition almost
fifty years ago;
it's been a tourism destination for Indians for quite a bit longer than
that. Goa's numerous beaches are everything that they're professed to
be, miles of beautiful sand, and water that stays warm even in winter.
There are enough beaches to ensure relative privacy, as well as
spectacular beachfront hotels and resorts that can provide any service
you may require.
There are lush forests and plantations; vivid "bazaars' and events; as
well as unique local handicrafts and souvenirs. From the 3rd century BC
onwards, Goa was ruled by various Hindu dynasties. Despite that, Goa and
its people seem to have been influenced more by the Portuguese that came
afterwards. The Portuguese arrived hear in the early 16th century and
were not eased out ( by the Indian
government) till 1961.
The
architecture, customs, lifestyle, and people are all still primarily
influenced by the departed occupants, in stark contrast to the
conservative social mores of the rest of India. Obvious examples are the
facts that Goa boasts
by far the most (per resident) bars in India, and is also home to the
oldest beaches in India.
Although exploring the beaches and many other attractions can easily
keep you busy throughout your visit here, Goa is probably one of the
best places in India to catch up on any relaxation you may
need.
Goa is easily accessible from most major cities in India, and is
included in the following visits:
11 Day Southern Visit
Cities

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