Explore the ruins of the once-glorious palace of the Peshwas. The palace played a prominent role in the Indian independence movement and is now a popular tourist spot.
Step back in time and witness the ancient Buddhist rock-cut cave monuments that can be traced back to the 2nd century BC. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site and an architectural marvel.
Unwind at Manori Beach, a secluded, lesser-known spot compared to most other beaches in Goa. Soak in the sun, laze around on the beach and enjoy some delicious seafood.
Visit the most popular church in Goa, where the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier are kept. The church is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a prime example of Baroque architecture in India.
Marvel at the magnificent Dudhsagar Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in India. Located inside the Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary, a trek to the waterfall is a must-do activity for adventure enthusiasts.
Experience the historic Fort Aguada, which was built by the Portuguese in the 17th century to guard against enemy attacks. The fort now houses a lighthouse and is surrounded by picturesque beaches.
For those with extra time, consider visiting Old Goa to witness more beautiful churches. For more adventure, water sports at Calangute beach or Baga beach are a must-do. Due to heavy rainfall in July, confirm the hours of operation or availability of places on the day of travel.