Goa is much more than a place to visit. It is also a way of life. It is something that many youngsters would love to visit. You will love the beaches, nightlife and water activities, as well as exclusive resorts, sleepy places, stunning coastal cuisine, heritage monuments, churches, vibrant art scene, budding surfing culture, and cruises. This sounds like the ideal holiday destination in India. The best thing about Goa is its beautiful and relaxed tourism and its culture. It is the perfect place to unwind and relax after a busy lifestyle. 

If you hear the phrase "beach parties", you can only think of one place where people have fun, drink and dance as they will never get another chance. That is Goa. For same reason, the state is known as the party capital. The popularity of the Goa tour packages is not just because they are often bought, then repurchased and recommended repeatedly.

Goa retains the feeling of being far from most things, but it is still considered foreign. Tourists from all around the globe flock to Goa to see a foreign India that is less Indian to them and even the Indians. Even return tourists visiting Goa for enjoying  and the country's charms will be captivated by this charm. 

When you are visiting Goa, the first thing you need to do is start exploring its food.

• Bebinca
• King Fish
• Kaju Feni
• Crab Xec
• Prawn Bachao
• Sanna
• Goan Red Rice
• Chris Pao
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October and April is the best time to go on a Goa trip. You can have privacy and enjoy time with your partner or friends during these months. There are not many tourists on the islands, so that you can feel secure. Evening rains can add romance and make it a great place to take a walk on the beach. This is the perfect time to go on a hike or water sports.

May to June The weather of Goa in summer is all about watching the sunrise as you walk along the seashore, laying on the sandy beaches by the sea to get yourself a tan and sipping on a cold beverage to beat the heat. However, if you feel that a little heat never harmed anyone and wish to take up a challenge, try out some of the water sports such as snorkelling, jet skiing and scuba diving! However, always carry a sunblock and some glasses with you for protection.

July to September is an off season in Goa and can get good discounts on holiday packages. Goa in Monsoon is home to frequent rain showers, subtle drizzle with a chance of thunderstorm. With the scent of the salty sea mixing with the earthy aroma that comes with the rains, Goa is a treat for all the nature-lovers out there. While the days are humid, the nights provide some relief by being cool and pleasant.

Calangute:-
Calangute, also known as the Queen of Beaches, is a stunning white sand beach. Calangute, which boasts vibrant nightlife, bustling street markets, and plenty of sunbathing spots, is the ideal place to visit in Goa. Calangute is a popular tourist destination for its excellent street food. You will be amazed at the rich flavours of the Konkan, Goan and Portuguese options.

Anjuna:-
Enjoy the evening at Anjuna and watch fire dancers at work or just relax at one of the bars by the beach. Anjuna is nestled between the Aravalli Hills and hosts regular night flea markets and beach parties.

Colva:-
This stunning white-sand beach is lined with palm trees and clear water. It's the ideal spot for couples planning their honeymoon in Goa. The beach umbrellas, sunbeds and shacks offer privacy from large groups of tourists. You will not be disappointed with the seafood selections.

Butterfly Beach:-
It's located in a cove that's covered with lush trees. To reach Butterfly Beach, you must hike for two hours from Palolem or take a boat to Agonda. Here, you will find a tranquil paradise where colourful butterflies are attracted. Bring a picnic basket, and a beach towel, and enjoy the golden sunset.

Palolem:-
Palolem Beach is the perfect place to enjoy scuba diving, dolphin spotting and stunning sunset views. You can spend the night here in beach shacks or huts and swim in the tranquil waters. Are you looking for something different? The silent nights are the place to be! Plug in your headphones and dance to your favourite music at this unique silent dance party.

Dudhsagar Waterfalls:-
Dudhsagar Waterfalls Prepare for an exciting day as you trek to Dudhsagar Falls. This waterfall is one of the highest in the country. This four-tiered waterfall, measuring 310m tall, is a stunning sight in the monsoon months.

Chorao Island:-
Chorao, also known as the Stunningly Precious Stone' (in the local language), is a charming island off Panaji. Chorao, the largest island in Goa, is also home to a bird sanctuary. It was once a Portuguese colony, but today it is a charming retreat to the past with beautiful views, ancient fortresses and beautifully ornate villas. Don't forget wine and cheese tasting while you're there!

Divar Island:-
Divar Island is a charming island that offers a relaxing getaway to the past. It retains many of the traditional Goan elements and is a perfect spot for those who want to get back in the moment. This island, which is Portuguese-inspired, can be reached only by ferry from Old Goa. It's home to paddy fields and historic churches. This island offers stunning views of the countryside and sunsets, making it a great choice for trip.

Goa Nightlife:-
The party scene in Goa is characterized by live music, exotic cocktails, fine liquor, great food, and breathtaking views of the beaches. These are the top Goa nightlife spots.

Here are the top things to do in Goa:

• Enjoy a sunset at the Butterfly Beach
• Visit the Dudhsagar Waterfalls
• Enjoy Exciting Watersports
• Explore less-known beaches
• Visit the Churches in Your Area
• The House of Lloyds offers local foodie delights
• Cantare: Party the Night Away