Goa Off The Beaten Path

 44 Reviews  There are several dozens of very stately mansions in Goa, most of which were built in the 18th and 19th centuries. There are also several hundred smaller mansions spread out amongst Goa's numerous... 

 13 Reviews  I recently went on a pilgrimage to Meherabad and loved it. It is home to the Samadhi or Tomb-Shrine of Avatar Meher Baba, who claimed he was God in human form. Engraved on Baba's gravestone is the... 

 Rupanworld Says:  If you keep an eye for it, all across Goa, you will come across Potuguese style houses which are quite well preserved. I loved the very look of them. Especially... 

 toonsarah Says:  The highlight for me of our visit to Karnataka was seeing these magnificent Bengal Tigers at a safari park within the Shettihalli Wildlife Sanctuary near... 

 toonsarah Says:  A trip to Karnataka by train gave us the chance to visit Sakrebyle, a refuge for elephants who had been hurt by traps, or orphaned when their mother was killed... 

 umashanker Says:  Near sea beach markets there are Tatoo shops where one can engrave tatoos on shoulders, back and hands.My elevan year old boy tempted on seeing so many... 

 StephanieAshton Says:  You have the chance to visit the wonderful work of EL SHADDI, a registered charity which helps street children. You can visit the school, college and the... 

 bpwillet Says:  If you go to Dudhsagar Falls be sure to ask your driver or stop off at a local store to purchase some bananas or fresh vegetables. There are colonies of... 

 bpwillet Says:  One of the highest falls in the country, Dudhsagar Falls are among tropical jungle forests of the western ghats on the eastern Goa-Karnataka border. The falls... 

 shem222 Says:  When most people come to Goa they rarely venture from their hotels, the beach or the organised tours, which is such a shame as Goa is much more than that. Take... 

 grandad Says:  When you visit Goa, don't just restrict yourself to a visit to the beaches, the restaurants and the markets. There is so much to see when you "look inside" Goa... 

 vinodcia Says:  Goans have a very WARM, HOSPITABLE & a FRIENDLY attitude towards tourist especially Forigeners and very often they would always love to invite you to their... 

 vinodcia Says:  Goa has always been a hub for travellers from all across the globe since the 60's. The beauty part is that even if a person travels alone there, he/she would... 

 adite Says:  Most parts of Goa are very touristy - and hotels and resorts are never far away. But if you want to get a feel of the real Goa and the way people live, you... 

 wrldtravler Says:  The very northern part of Goa Tiracol is wild, beautiful, unspoilt and totally uncommercialised and is one of the last idyllically peaceful spots in Goa. Nearby... 

 Rupanworld Says:  I don't know the name of this statue or the place but we crossed it quite a few times while travelling from Panjim to Old Goa. I loved the concept and the... 

 Rupanworld Says:  All across Goa one can come by this kind of Name boards on walls, gates etc. that is in a typically portuguese style. Especially the old buildings have them. 

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 dheerajnagpal Says:  Goa has several wildlife reserves and around 80% of covered area of Goa comes under protected zone. Some of the places to visit areMayem lakeBondla forest... 

 Cullet Says:  Part of the Dandeli trip arranged by "Day Tripper" Calangute 

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