Goa, a drop of golden sand that slipped from the artistic fingers of the God, is bestowed upon by innumerable gifts - picturesque landscape, sun drenched beaches, historic monuments, pleasant climate, culinary expertise and convivial people. And amidst these alluring gems of enchantment, rises the resplendent minaret of modernity, an aroma of newness that promises a memorable vacation to every tourist in Goa. Today, Goa is India’s national holiday destination, the momentum of its commercial and tourism growth unequalled in the country.
 

ARAMBOL
This is one city in Goa where can live fairly well on very little money. It is also a one place that hosts rocking parties.  More >>
 

CANACONA
Ceded to the Portuguese by the Raja of Sund in the treaty of 1791, Canacona district was among the last parts of the territory to be absorbed into the Novas Conquistas, and has retained a distinctly Hindu feel. More >>
 

MAPUSA
A small town clustered around the Mount (Alto), Mapusa is the place from where you can buy things of every day need. It forms the hub of North Goa with an even blend of residential and commercial establishments. Its 13 kms away from Panaji, a share-taxi or a bus will take you there. Known popularly for its Friday market, people from all over Goa come here to buy and sell their wares. The bustling market of Mapusa stocked with almost all types of items is one major attraction of the state.  More >>
 

MARGAO
Margao is the second largest city of Goa and is situated 33 kms away from Panaji. It is the commercial center of southern Goa. With the opening of Konkan Railways, Margao has gained more significance and is now the main railway terminal in south Goa. More >>
 

MARMAGOA
This is one of the cities in Goa which is 34 kms from the state capital Panjim. The port city Mormugoa boasts one of India's finest natural harbors.   More >>
 

PANAJI
Panaji is one of the India's smallest and most pleasant state capital. Built on the south banks of the wide Mandovi River, it officially became the capital of Goa in 1843. The church on the main square, the Baroque architecture, pretty villas, cobbled streets and interesting buildings give Panaji a distinctly Portuguese ambience. The city lies by the left bank of the Mandovi River, and close at hand are a bunch of good beaches, perfect for lolling around and soaking up the sun. More >>
 

PERNEM
Set between the Chapora and Arondem rivers, it forms a part of the Novas Conquistas area. The Taluka of Pernem is predominantly Hindu. It is Goa's northernmost district and one of its least explored regions.  More >>
 

VASCO DA GAMA
Vasco da Gama is a very neat & clean coastal town. Popularly known as Vasco, this town was originally called Sambhaji. Imposing huge buildings and a church dominates the city centre here. Close to Marmagoa Harbour and 3 km from Dabolim airport, Vasco-Da-Gama is the junction of the railway lines into Goa. The town was named after the legendary Portuguese explorer and Goa's former Viceroy, Dom Vasco da Gama.  More >> 

How to Reach:
Air: Goa's international airport, which is situated at Dabolim, is 29 km from the capital, Panaji, on the coast near Vasco da Gama.
Rail: Reaching Goa by train is easy from Mumbai (490 km), Bangalore (430 km), and Delhi (1874 km). Goa's two main stations are at Margao and Vasco da Gama.
Road: Goa, Maharashtra and Karnataka state transport corporations operate from Panaji's Kadamba bus stand. One can find buses as well as rent-a-car services in Goa.
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