Excursions in Goa - which places are good to visit?

India is a country with a unique culture, architectural monuments, traditions and customs. It has a large number of fabulously beautiful places with charming landscapes. One of these places is Goa, a state located on the Indian coast.

The beaches of Goa are washed by the waters of the Arabian Sea. The state is divided into northern and southern parts. Due to the mild and warm climate, the beach season in Goa lasts all year.

Attractions

Here you can not only relax on the beach, but also visit a large number of excursions offered. You can get acquainted with the description of all excursions in Goa on the website https://goaservice.ru The most popular excursion is to the Dudhsagar waterfall, where you can wander through the jungle and see how spices grow. Lovers of fishing are given the opportunity to catch exotic fish.

For connoisseurs of architecture there are historical sights – church ruins, cathedrals, fortresses. There is also a place for active recreation, which includes diving, parasailing, windsurfing.

You can go to Goa with children. It will be completely safe for young visitors here. You can take boat trips, catch crabs, visit the water park, look at unusual harmless animals and birds.

Local cuisine

Basically, all the dishes in Goa restaurants are very spicy, it's all the fault of the Indians' favorite spice – curry. Meat dishes from lamb stewed in milk and, of course, flavored curry, chicken with herbs in orange sauce, meatballs poured with spicy yogurt are unusual and popular. Vegetarians will also find something to eat: rice cakes, lentil dumplings, vegetables with curry – you can try local food as breakfast on some excursions.

A diverse number of fish on the menu – fried, baked, stewed. From yogurt drinks with popular spices. You can try local moonshine made from fermented coconut juice.

Traditional and national holidays

Goa has a large number of traditional holidays that tourists can visit. The brightest of them - the festival of lights (Diwali) - has a spiritual meaning, lights and fireworks are lit everywhere on this holiday.

The festival of colors, or as the locals call it, the Holi festival, one of the colorful events in honor of the arrival of spring, residents pour colors on each other. National holidays are also celebrated on a large scale.There are no excursions for the holidays, but you can learn from the locals how to visit them yourself.

Before departure, you can buy souvenirs at local markets. Figurines of Indian deities and natural cosmetics are popular.