Goa is a state in western India with coastlines stretching along the Arabian Sea. The temples of various Hindu deities and 17th-century churches are the attraction of tourists of various tastes. Goa is also known for its beaches, ranging from popular stretches at Baga and Palolem to those in laid-back fishing villages such as Agonda and Arombol.

The smallest state of India, Goa is arguably the most popular tourist destinations of the country. This land of beaches was a part of the ‘70s hippies trail. It offers the perfect combination of nature, culture, history and adventure. Goa has a unique history, which is a fusion of Indian and Portuguese influences.

The state is divided into South and North Goa. While North Goa is known for parties and night life, South Goa is popular for its scenic splendor. Some of the popular beaches in North Goa include Calangute, Baga, Anjuna,Vagator, Sinquerim, Morjim and Arambol. Colva Palolem, and Agonda are the famous beaches in the South. Goa is much more than just parties and beaches. Temples and Churches are an integral part of the state. Goa is also a paradise for nature lovers. The Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary and Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary is a must-visit if you are a wildlife enthusiast. Another interesting thing you must do when in Goa is a trek to the mighty Dudhsagar waterfall.

Any Goa trip would be considered to be incomplete if one does not enjoy the outstanding nightlife in Goa. One will be sure to have a gala time as they will get to meet people of different cultures and countries here. Goa is the ideal place to visit if one wants to just relax and enjoy the beautiful beaches, have an amazing time partying or want to carry out any of the multiple water activities present here.