Many attractions-One destination-GOA

Goa, India’s smallest state attracts millions of tourists every year from across the world. With Panaji as its capital, Goa covers an area of about 3,702 kms. The climate ranges from 20 degrees to 31 degree Celsius. Goa is one of India’s richest states with a growth rate of approximately 8.23 per cent.

Goa is primarily famous for its tourism and it handles more then 12 per cent of all tourist arrivals in India. Tourism is generally focused in costal areas and most tourist visit Goa during summers and during winters in December.

Goa hosts world’s best New Year bashes with the richest in India coming to Goa to spend their New Year eves. There are a variety of things to do once you come to Goa ranging from water sports to clubbing to dining at some of the best restaurants in India.

Tourists enjoy the amazing beaches of Goa that include-

• Anuja beach
• Baga beach
• Arambol beach
• Dona Paula beach
• Colva beach
• Calangute beach

Tourists not only enjoy the beaches of Goa, but they also indulge in the religion and visit the temples. The various temples in Goa are-

• Shree Mallikarjun Temple
• The Hari Mandir
• Mahalaxmi Temple
• Ram Mandir
• Bodhgeshwar Temple
• Shree Mallikarjun Temple
• Vithal Temple
• Shantadurga Temple

About 60 % of the total tourists to Goa comprises of domestic tourists. With all major airlines introducing cheap airfares, tourism in Goa is taking a boost. Chennai to Goa domestic flights just costs about four thousand Indian rupees and takes about two hours. Thus with reducing fares, the evergreen destination of Goa is becoming a reality for many, which was just a dream earlier.