Built in the 16th-century, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must-visit for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts. Admire the intricate baroque architecture and visit the remains of St. Francis Xavier.
One of the most popular beaches in Goa, Baga Beach is known for its vibrant nightlife, beach shacks serving delicious seafood, and water sports such as parasailing and jet skiing.
Experience the natural beauty of Goa at the magnificent Dudhsagar Falls. Surrounded by lush greenery, it's a four-tiered waterfall that looks like milk flowing down the mountainside. You can also take a dip in the natural pool.
Explore the 17th-century Portuguese fort that overlooks the Arabian Sea. The fort is well-preserved and houses a lighthouse and a museum showcasing the history of Goa. The surrounding views are breathtaking and worth the climb.
Take a heritage walk through the charming Latin Quarter of Panaji, known as Fontainhas. Admire the colorful Portuguese-style houses, art galleries, and quaint cafes. It's a peaceful and picturesque area that transports you to a different era.
If you have more time, consider visit the charming villages of Aldona and Assagao for a glimpse of rural life in Goa.You can also try scuba diving at Grande Island, trek to the Tambdi Surla waterfall, and visit the Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary. If you have less time, skip Fontainhas and spend an extra day at the beach or visiting temples such as Shri Mangueshi Temple or Shri Mahalasa Temple.