Dudhsagar
Dudhsagar is one of the largest waterfalls in India, which is located in the foothills of the Western Ghats. A water extravaganza, a virgin rainforest and a complete immersion in the landscapes unfolding right here and now will not leave anyone indifferent.
St. Catherine’s Cathedral in Old Goa
St. Catherine’s Cathedral is the largest Christian building in Asia. Here is a complete set of important elements: bells, altar, font. Catholics really like the design of the cathedral, its style. According to legend, one of the cathedral’s chapels houses an amazing relic — the “growing cross”.
Fort Aguada
The impregnable fortress of Aguada, which appeared on the map of Goa back in the days of the Portuguese, is perhaps the most “historical” landmark of the state. Located on the outskirts of Candolim Beach, the fort is considered one of the best preserved fortifications in Goa.
Froggyland Water Park Goa
Froggyland is an exciting adventure for those who want even more “moves” from Goa. It is the largest and one of the most popular water parks in the state. In the entertainment complex in Nouvem, you can not only ride numerous slides and swim in swimming pools.
Splashdown Goa Water Park
According to experts, Splashdown is the best water park in Goa. In addition to the many slides, there are 5 pools and a huge number of attractions that have made the entertainment complex popular with both locals and tourists.
Basilica of Jesus in Old Goa
The Basilica of Bon Jesus, or the Basilica of the Merciful Jesus, is perhaps the most famous and visited architectural landmark of Goa. It is located in the former capital of the state — Old Goa. Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, the temple has been a place of pilgrimage for several centuries.
Betalbatim
Betalbatim is a tiny village in South Goa, whose beach stretches for some 1500 m, is considered an ideal place for meditation, relaxing holidays and family tourists, unencumbered by prejudices about developed infrastructure and a mandatory medical center at arm’s length.