True to the old Portuguese saying, “Those who have seen Goa, don’t need to see Lisbon”, the Portuguese who occupied the region had left a fare share of their traces behind in Goa. From the impact of Portuguese in their architectural type to the influence of Portuguese in their cuisine, everywhere you go in Goa, you would find something that reminds you of Europe or Portugual in specific. A photo story on where you can get to experience the colourful…
When his way to heart is through food, instead of planning a travel itinerary, you plan a detailed food itinerary. I charted out a rough travel plan in such a way that we get to experience the best gastronomical delight in our three days. Goa, being a treasure trove of spices, cocunut, fresh fish and prawns, you would find a perfect blend of these ingredients in Goan cuisine. Ok! Let me get you straight to the palatable food we had…
Goa in Monsoon was like a fairytale to me two years back. So when I was looking for a perfect monsoon oasis this year, I was instantly reminded of Goa.Even after three visits to Goa, this place keeps calling me back and there is always something new to experience. Read further to know what all Goa had offered me this monsoon! Influence of Portuguese architecture near Saligao The route from Panjim to Saligao is exceptionally beautiful dotted with pretty Portuguese…
Exploring the Unexplored Has anyone ever wondered of gifting your loved one a birthday gift of getting lost somewhere to a distant land, exploring the unexplored, interacting with the local people, enjoying the local cuisine? If this idea sounds insane to you, then head further to read. PS: This is a Gift to me from myself. Looks ridiculous right? But this is me whose head is always teemed with bizarre whims and fantasies, peculiar longings and eccentric plans. All…
