Beaches, Sunsets and Crazy Nights. Review on Goa

Neatly tucked into the Western coast of India, Goa is the state associated most with touristy beaches, happening nightlife and over 300-years old Portuguese architecture.

Referred to as the city of churches by many, Goa provides a rich mix if Indian culture with Portuguese effect. Visibly different from the rest of the country, Goa has characteristic colorful houses, lush green fields and a soothing languidness in atmosphere. The charming villages of Goa are ideal for a laidback morning walk or an aimless evening stroll. North and South regions of the place are strikingly different-the former is a culture hub with traditional eateries and markets, while the latter is a luxurious side of it with 5-stars hotels, private beaches and a mix of white sand and clean blue water. Under the star-laden skies, each festivity becomes more alive. Goa greens and wildlife makes for a nature lover's ideal hotspot. If you're the exploring types, you might want to visit the gorgeous spice gardens and try a glassful of cashew-palm feni. Goa provides respite not just for tourists on an appointment with nature, it is also the place for crazy parties and vivacious night-life. The ultimate tourist destination of India, Goa promises to be something special for all types of travellers.

November to February is generally considered to be the best time to visit Goa. The weather is perfect, not very cold, not very hot. It's also a good time as almost all the beach shacks are open during these months. Water sports, like banana boat ride, jet ski, parasailing, etc. are also open to tourists during these months on most of the popular beaches. Lots of music festival including sunburn  festival happens around December and January. if you like being in the crowd and are looking for fun party time, this is the time to go to Goa. Goa is considered to be one of the best places in India to enjoy Christmas and New Year season as the entire Goa is full of festivity.