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Panaji is the capital city of Goa, and Vasco da Gama is the
largest city in Goa. Margao is the historic city in Goa still exhibits the
cultural influence of the Portuguese. Goa is a 110 kilometers long and 60 km
wide, it comes between the Sahyadri hill range of the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea
on the west coast of India. The magnificent scenic beauty and the architectural
splendours of its temples, churches and old houses have made Goa a favorite tourist destination for travelers around the world. Goa is not only known for
just beaches and sea. But, it has a unique history, rich culture and some of
the prettiest natural scenery that India has to offer. Panaji (also called as
Panjim) is the capital city of Goa located on the banks of the Mandovi river and Vasco, Ponda, Vasco, Mapusa and Margao are the other important towns in Goa. Goa has an international/national airport located at Dabolim near Vasco. Goa's bus network also plays an important role in getting locals public transport and visitors alike in and around Goa.
In Goa the seafood like, prawns, mackerels, crabs and
lobsters are the most popular seafood within the locals’ people and also the
visitors. English is widely spoken language all over Goa, Konkani and Marathi are
the state languages and the national language is Hindi and it well understood in
most areas around the state. The state is divided into two districts one is
North Goa and second South Goa. Both districts are governed by a district
collector, an administrator appointed by the Government of India. The
headquarters of North Goa district is panaji and also it is the capital city of
Goa. The North goa district is divided into their 4 sub-divisions it is –
Panaji, Bicholim, Mapusa and Ponda. South Goa district is divided into 3 sub-divisions – Margao, Mormugao (Vasco), and Quepem. The headquarters of South
Goa district is Margao which is the historic city in goa.
Goa has many tourist places to visit; there are very
beautiful sightseeing and attractions in Goa. Here are some details about the
beaches in Goa.
Calangute Beach
(North Goa)
Calangute is the
most popular beach in Goa with thousands thronging it in both peak and
off-season... it 15 km from Panaji.
Baga Beach
(North Goa)
Compared to
Calangute, Baga Beach is the first choice of all tourists and it also more
isolated..... It 17 km from Panaji.
Anjuna Beach
(North Goa)
Anjuna beach was
made famous by the ‘flower and peace’ generation of the sixties and early
seventies. This north beach is a home of modern-day flower. Anjuna beach is
busiest on Wednesday and it best beach for partyers, sunset, swimming,
walking....... it 18 km from Panaji.
Vagator Beach
(North Goa)
Vagator Beach is
one of the most scenic beaches in Goa that is situated immediately north of the
Anjuna beach. It is popular with both local and foreign tourists. This most
photographed beach of Goa.... it 22 km from Panaji.
Sinquerim Beach
(North Beach)
Sinquerim is the
first beach you'll hit when cross the Mandovi River from Panaji. it is the 17th
century fort which has now been converted into a prison, Sinquerim is one..... It
14 km from Panaji.
Candolim Beach
(North Goa)
Candolim is the
first beach that can be approached from the capital city of Goa which is
Panaji. This peaceful beach is located quiet close to the Aguada beach. Most of
the tourists in Goa prefer the Candolim beach owing to its serene and beautiful
environment..... it 13 km from Panaji.
Aguada Beach
(North Goa)
Aguada beach is
almost with the top-notch Fort Aguada Hotel complex, Aguada Forts is a
well-preserved seventeenth-century Portuguese fort standing in Goa, India....
it 14 km from panaji.
Arambol(Harmal)
Beach (North Goa)
Arambol is a
traditional fisherman village, located approximately a one hour driving
distance from the Dabolim Airport. This is also a foreigners’ favourate place
with a large number of Tai Chi, non-permanent mehendi or tattoo.... it 33 km
from Panaji.
Miramar Beach
(North Goa)
Miramar is
beautiful ‘urban’ side beach, like Chowpatty in Mumbai. This Beach is situated
1 km ahead of the confluence of Mandovi River and the Arabian Sea..... it is
located 3 km from Panaji.
Palolem Beach
(South Goa)
Palolem beach is beautiful
white sand facing a blue bay between two headlands. It’s like little wooded
islands. In the evening Palolem Beach is turns into a real spectacle of lights
and colors. There are three regular silent discos available in Palolem
Beach...... it 40 km from Margao.
Agonda Beach
(South Goa)
If you driving
towards Panaji from Palolem, the next beach is Agonda. Basically, the agonda
beach has one long road parallel to the beach line. It is a gorgeous three
kilometer pristine beach..... It 37 km
From Margao.
Betalbatim
Beach (South Goa)
Betalbatim is one
of the well known and considerably well developed beaches in the South of Goa.
Betalbatim Beach is at north side of colva which begins a long string of
beaches.... it 10 km from Margao.
Colva Beach
(South Goa)
Colva is a coastal
village in Salcete, south Goa, locater on the west coast of India. This beach
is equipped with all modern amenities.... it 6 km from Margao.
Majorda Beach
(South Goa)
Majorda beach is
about 5 kms north of Colva Beach, studded with several hotels and It is one of
the marvelous beaches in Goa.... it 12 km from Panaji.
Bogmalo Beach
(South Goa)
Bogmalo beach is
the very first beach which dominated by a luxury 5-star hotel located right on
its edge, it is cut apart from both the North and south. It located just 10
minutes from the airport and 28 km from Panaji.
Benaulim Beach
(South Goa)
Benaulim beach is
situated less than 2 km south of Colva is the most tranquil beach of Benaulim,
It is fishing beach, which is known for its calm and peaceful environment....
it 8 km from Margao.
Betul Beach
(South Goa)
This beach is in a
small coastal village Betul in South Goa, which is located in Salcete region.
Betul is an important fishing port where you can see mechanized boats
and deep sea trawlers bring in their catch...... it 18 km from Margao city.
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