Tourist Places in Goa

Goan attractions include ample options in terms of sightseeing, exploration and adventure activities. While beaches are the prominent attractions, Goa has the best of nature, wildlife, temples, museums and churches. They are a window to its rich background. The popular tourist beaches are the most visited places in Goa. The most popular ones – a must on the Goa sightseeing list from North and South Goa are:

If there is another synonym for Goa apart from its beaches, it has to be the churches. You will lose count of the numerous ones you come across on your vacation. To begin with, include a visit to The Chapel of Our Lady of the Mount, The Church of Mae de Deus (Saligao), The Church of Our Lady of Rosary, Our Lady of Immaculate Conception, and The Church of St. Augustine.

The most famous is the Naval Aviation Museum - one of its kind. Others, such as the Archaeological Museum and State Museum of Goa, are must-visit places for those interested in history lessons. Fort Aguada and Chapora Fort are a delight to visit with friends and family.

Goa's villages, often overshadowed by its famous beaches, offer a glimpse into the state's authentic and laid-back way of life. Each village has its unique charm, characterised by narrow winding streets, colourful houses, and friendly locals. Assonora, Aldona and Assolna are some quaint Goan villages where one can discover age-old customs, vibrant festivals, and local markets.

Many quaint lakes lie peacefully in the vicinity of Goa, like Mayem Lake and Carambolim is a picturesque bird-watching location for several resident and migratory birds. In addition, there is plenty in store for nature lovers, as beautiful waterfalls, wildlife, and bird sanctuaries surround Goa.

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