Goa, India

Goa

Formerly a Portuguese colony, Goa is now a state in India’s West region. The unusual village has been said to be India’s most charming of state capitals, and differs in an elusive way from the rest of India’s history and culture.

Goa has a very loveable and sweet appeal, with its expansive green fields, dirt paths and breathtaking palm trees. Its reputation is known for being a place for cultures and people to combine – meeting, learning, growing and sharing their traditions and life stories.

Everyone you meet in Goa and every sight you see are guaranteed to have you walking away a different person, holding dear to you a piece of each experience. The beaches of Goa, the brown-tiled roofs and the absolutely exquisite environment are calling you to join them!

Goa is extremely famous for its vast amount of European and worldwide visitors, and for being the holiday capital of South Asia. You’re bound to be impressed by the different history and the creativity that is endlessly inspiring people to move there, building their lives as creative connoisseurs and writers. All of this is made possible in the expressive and impressive atmosphere.

Goa has been attracting people since the early 60’s, seeing a large range of groups including hippies, pilgrims and tourists. There are a number of historical museums pertaining to architecture, Christian art and portrait galleries, which are a huge, hit with the travelers. But when it comes down to it, Goa is truly famous for its beaches.

Become involved with the festivities and carnivals along the beaches of India’s most imaginative, artistic city!