Goa distinguishes itself as the first state in India to adopt Regenerative Tourism, setting an inspiring benchmark for sustainable travel. While beaches in Goa remain iconic, Goa is also a treasure trove of cultural experiences and historical places. Alongside the nightlife in Goa, visitors can delve into its unique culinary heritage, which reflects a blend of Konkan and Portuguese influences, offering a flavourful journey through its diverse history.
The state is also home to Parshuram Bhoomi, a site of great spiritual and historical significance. It provides a deeper understanding of Goa's ancient traditions and the enduring cultural narratives that shape its identity. LetsGoa.co.in invites travellers to visit and experience Goa from a whole new perspective.
Shigmotsav: A Glimpse into Goa's Rich Cultural Heritage and Spring Festival
Bonderam Festival in Goa: A Lively Display of Culture and Community
Goa Carnival is a lively February festival with parades, floats, King Momo, music, dance, and Goan cuisine, blending Portuguese and Indian traditions.
The Basilica of Bom Jesus showcases a unique blend of Roman, Ionic, Doric, Corinthian, and Composite architectural styles.
Fort Aguada, a landmark in Goa, can be reached via the Aguada-Siolim Road or a steep 2 km footpath from Sinquerim.
Near the Nunnery of Santa Monica stands the last surviving tower of the Church of St. Augustine, a crumbling ruin with hidden secrets.
Mayem Lake, nestled in Bicholim taluka, offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature and home to various bird species.
Exploring the Vibrant Anjuna Flea Market: A Shopper's Paradise in Goa
Exploring the Rich Biodiversity of Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary
<p>Shree Mangesh temple or also called Mangeshi is among the oldest temples of Gomantak area. Located at 22 Kms from Panajim (26 Kms from Margao) at Priol-Ponda Taluka this temple is on a hillock surrounded by green hills. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva.</p><p>The Temple was originally located at Kushastali (Cortalim) on the banks of river Aghanashini and was shifted to present place in 1560 A.D. The Mahajanas belong to Vatsa and Kaundinya Gotras having surnames Shenoy, Bhandary, Rajadhyaksha, Dalavi, Bhise etc. Annual Jatra of the Saunsthan is celebrated from Magha Panchami onwards. Navaratri and Shivaratri are observed grandly with Makharotsava, etc. The temple has Agrashalas with well equipped rooms for the benefit of yatris.</p><p>Shree Parushuram had brought along with him 66 brahmins and had them settled in gomantak area. In these 66 brahmins were two brahmins of Vatsya and Kaudinya gotra who brought along with them their kul diavat shree Mangesh and had their diety installed in Kushastali which is now called Kuttal or Kudthali. Shree Devsharma is the Mul purush of Vatsya gotra and shree Shivsharma is the Mul purush of Kaudinya gotra.</p>
The Goa Carnival, also known as Carnaval, is a vibrant and colourful festival that takes place annually.
Get Ready for the Ultimate Stand-Up Experience! After the incredible success of Baap Ko Mat Sikha, He is back on stage with a brand-new stand-up and crowd work solo
Get ready for an evening filled with laughter and entertainment as Jamie Lever brings her signature comedic style to Kala Academy, Goa, on February 14, 2025. A celebrated comedian known for her sharp wit and remarkable impressions, Jamie promises a show that will leave you in splits.
Bollywood Sundowners with DJ Suketu is a high-energy musical experience, blending chart-topping Bollywood beats with a breathtaking sunset backdrop. Renowned for his electrifying remixes, DJ Suketu sets the stage for an unforgettable evening of music, vibes, and nonstop entertainment.
House of Dreams often refers to a concept, space, or artistic expression that embodies a person's aspirations, desires, or ideal living conditions. It is a place where personal visions are brought to life, serving as a sanctuary that reflects one’s inner world.
Founded by Jayesh Joshi, the Goa Drum Circle brings people together to celebrate music and connection.Happy Hours from 5 PM to 8 PM.
Join renowned journalist Seema Mustafa as she takes us into the intersection of media and democracy in a rapidly changing world.