Goa in November

Goa in November Goa is the smallest state of India and the former colony of Portugal. Portuguese merchants first landed in Goa in the 16th century and colonized soon. The Portuguese colony existed for about 450 years until it becomes a part of India in 1961. Goa some consider the most beautiful place in Asia, but worldwide. Goa is the embodiment of heaven on earth! Blue ocean, white sand beaches, palm trees and all the exotic tropical areas, combined with the traces of the history of India make this place a center of attraction of India. Since the early October peak of the tourist season here? monsoon has already ended, but the heat is not as intolerable as in the spring. So? S soon as the time to visit this haven of peace in one of the largest countries in the world! Goa is divided into two parts? North and South. People looking for fun prefer North Goa, and people prefer the search for peace in the south of the state. North Goa is famous for its clubs, beaches and local hippies. Many people prefer not to come here to retu to their homes. Here they found their happiness. The southe part of Goa is best known for its beaches and prestigious hotels. This is the place for the property for Weste tourists. But there is much to see except from the beaches of Goa and the clubs. Goa's history makes it very interesting for those who like ruins, ancient legends and fun excursions. Panaji is beautiful capital, which has preserved its Portuguese heritage in a lived in Knockabout kind of way and exudes an aura more reminiscent of the Mediterranean and India. 17th century Braganza House is another example of the Portuguese era glory. The 16th century World Heritage-listed Vittala Temple is the light beautiful ruins. It is not yet complete, but the temple of the incredible sculptural work is a masterpiece of Vijayanagar art. Overlooking the mouth of the Mandovi River, Fort Aguada has a wonderful location, its strategic value confirmed by the fact that it was never taken by force. It 'a very popular place to watch the sunset. The Basilica of Bom Jesus holds the remains of St. Francis Xavier. The church is located in Old Goa, which was the capital of Goa in the early days of Portuguese rule.