Goa
India’s beach state, with Portuguese churches, spice farms and seafood shacks. Party in the north, slow down in the south.
Nov-Mar 4-7 days
Places to visit
89 places on one map: 33 temples, 14 forts, 9 museums, 9 beaches and more. Tick off the ones you have seen and they go into your India passport.
India’s beach state, with Portuguese churches, spice farms and seafood shacks. Party in the north, slow down in the south.
Nov-Mar 4-7 days

Tiered waterfall located on the Mandovi River in the Indian state of Goa.



Indian World Heritage site.

Seventeenth-century Portuguese fort in Goa.






Goa is India's smallest state, and it packs a lot into 3,702 square kilometres. One UNESCO site, two GI products (feni and khaje), a carnival before Lent and plenty of fresh seafood.
A one-page guide to Goa: a map with the capital, UNESCO sites and tiger reserves, the key facts, what to eat, what to take home and a festival to plan around. Free to save, print and share.
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Cities: Panaji, Margao, Mormugao.
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