Honeymoon in Goa
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 There can be no better place in India to spend the golden period of the your new life than Goa. Known with several sobriquets like 'Goa Dorado', 'Golden Goa', 'Pearl of the East' and the 'Beach Capital of India', Goa is also called the 'Honeymooner's Paradise'. Honeymoon in Goa is a carnival time with sun, sand, beaches, coconut water, seafood, water sports and lots of relaxation in the company of each other.
With 131 km long coastline, Goa offers some of the best beaches to spend your Honeymoon in Goa. In the romantic setting of the beaches of Goa, you can stroll across the beach hands in hands, sit together on the beach chairs with lots of sunscreen lotion or indulge in adventurous water sports on Honeymoon in Goa. You will never come to know how the time flew by and wished you had some more of it. The popular beaches to spend time on Honeymoon in Goa are Agonda Beach, Anjuna Beach, Benaulim Beach, Baga Beach, Calangute Beach, Caveclossim Beach, Colva Beach, Dona Paula Beach, Mabor Beach, Palolem Beach, Vagator Beach and Varca Beach. Many of these beaches are very crowded with tourists as well as local residents while some are isolated and ideal for the honeymooning couples.
When you have had enough of the romance of the beaches, then take time out to admire the history and culture of Goa. On your Honeymoon in Goa, you must also visit the churches and convents of Goa. Listed as world Heritage Sites, the churches and convents of Goa reflect the Portuguese influence on the life of the locals. Among the important churches worth seeing on Honeymoon in Goa are the Se Cathedral, Church of St. Francis Assisi, Chapel of St. Catherine, Basilica of Bom Jesus, Church of Lady Rosary, Church of St. Augustine, Church of St. Catejan, Church of St. Alex, Church Our Lady of Immaculate Conception, Church of St. Lady of the Mount, Church of the Three Magi Kings, Reis Magos Church, Convent of Santa Monica and Rachol Seminary.
Temples of Goa some other really interesting sites to visit on a Honeymoon in Goa. These temples are the mute witness of the survival of Hinduism in Goa even during the Portuguese rule when every effort was made to demolish these temples. The noteworthy temples are the Shanta Durga Temple, Sri Ganpati Temple, Mahalaxmi Temple, Sri Nagesh Maharudra Temple, Shri Ananta Temple, Shri Chandreshwar Temple and Devaki-Krishna Temple.
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