Goa trip most beautyfull beach

  The Goa Tropical Of India 

Tropical Goa is the smallest region in India but is also the most remote and most popular tourist destination, from India and around the world. Most of the tourists visit here during the winter months to enjoy sunny days, happy beaches, fresh seafood, boiling curries, healthy markets, wildlife and much more, all incorporating a unique and attractive combination of Portuguese and Indian culture. There is no place like Goa and not many people know it as I do so to make the most of your visit to Goa and continue reading my inner guide to Goa!

Also, there is something for everyone in Goa, from luxury hotels and state-of-the-art restaurants to state-of-the-art yoga venues, to leisure sports to the wild all night beach parties, cheap and fun seaside houses and hippie markets.

It is surrounded by the Indian provinces of Maharashtra in the north and Karnataka in the east and south, and the Arabian Sea forms its western coast. India is the smallest state in terms of geographical location and is the smallest in terms of population. Goa has the highest per capita GDP per capita in all the provinces of India, [3] [10] double and a half times the average GDP per capita. [11] India's Eleven Financial Commission designated Goa a prosperous country because of its infrastructure, and the Indian National People's Commission rated it as the highest quality in India (based on the "12 indicators" of the commission). [11] The third highest ranking in the Indian provinces in the index of human development. [4]

Panaji is the capital of the country, while Vasco da Gama is the largest city. The historic city of Margão in Goa still reflects the influence of Portuguese culture, which began to travel to the mainland in the early 16th century as merchants, and conquered it soon afterward, when Goa became an overseas territory of the Portuguese Empire, half then known as Portuguese India, and remained so for about 450 years. , until it was discovered by India in 1961. [12] [13] The official language of Goa, spoken by most of its citizens, is Konkani.

Goa is visited by a large number of international and domestic tourists each year because of its white sand beaches, active nightlife, places of worship, and World Heritage. It is also rich in flowers and animals because it lies in the area of ​​the Western Ghats, a biodiversity hotspot.

Although Goa is the most western and tourist province in India, there is still much to explore and love, and the best places are often far from tropical tourist destinations (coughing up Baga and Calangute) roaming paddy fields and colorful villages with lush palm trees past clean white churches and finding quiet beaches.

The weather

Goa has a tropical climate under the Köppen climate divide. Goa, located in the tropics and close to the Arabian Sea, enjoys a tropical climate all year round. The month of May is usually very hot, with daytime temperatures above 35 ° C (95 ° F) associated with high humidity. The three main periods are the southwestern rainy season (June - September), the post-rainy season (October - January), and the pre-rainy season (February-May). [34] More than 90% of the average annual rainfall (120 inches) received during the rainy season

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