Goa is a verdant natural paradise situated on the foothills of the Sahyadri range along the Arabian Sea. Goa is a small land surrounded by blue water on the west coast of India. It attracts tourists due to its scenic natural beauty, attractive beaches, famous architectural temples, lavish parties and festivals, and its rich Anglo-Indian heritage. So, see below some of the best Goa visiting places.
Candolim Beach:
Candolim beach, 14 km north of Panaji in the state of Goa, is a part of the long coastline of the Arabian Sea. This coastline starts from Aguada Fort and ends at Chapora Beach. This place is also famous for being the birthplace of Abba Faria, a freedom fighter from Goa and the father of hypnosis.
Colva Beach:
Colva beach is located 6 km west of Madgaon and is the oldest, largest and most luxurious beach in South Goa. The coast is spread over 25 kilometers of fine and white sand and is bordered by coconut and palm trees on its banks ranging from Bogmalo in the north to Cabo-de-Rama in the south.
Aguada Fort:
The Aguada Fort is the largest representative of the history of Goa. This fort was built by the Portuguese in 1612 to avoid attacks by Marathas and Dutch. This fort has a freshwater spring which caters to the water needs of the people passing through this place. This huge fort was the center of all important Portuguese events.
Anjuna Beach:
Anjuna beach, located in Bardez taluka, 18 km from Panaji, is a part of a 30-km long coastline on the western coast of Goa along the Arabian Sea.
Dudhsagar Falls:
It is one of the most attractive natural beauties of Goa. It forms the border between the two states Goa and Karnataka. Instead of this magnificent waterfall, there are lush green forests. The top is at 310 meters, and the sights you can see are incredible. The word Dudhsagar literally means "sea of milk."
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