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Kesarval Waterfalls

Situated in Quelossim, Kesarval Waterfalls, also known as Kesarval Spring is another mesmerizing waterfall in Goa. Ideal for swimming and other water activities, the falls are crowded with eagles in the forests inhabiting the forests of betel palm plantations. Kesarval Waterfalls is also known for its medicinal properties.

Kristu Kala Mandir Gallery located in Velha, Old Goa showcases modern Christian art. It is a perfect attraction for art lovers and exhibits a splendid collection of Christian and Non-Christian art including contemporary and religious artifacts created by artists from all over the world.

Nestled in the picturesque district of Canacona, Kuskem Waterfall is one of the least explored attractions in South Goa. It is located just about 20 kilometres away from the Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary and is famous for its untouched beauty. It is a seasonal waterfall and is best explored during the monsoons. The waterbody gushes amidst lush greenery. It is not a humongous waterfall as such, but it has a striking quality Also, over the past few years, Kuskem Waterfall in Canacona has attained the status of an eco-tourism site that draws a considerable number of tourist. Most visitors coming to explore the Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary in Canacona often visit the Kuskem Waterfall. To reach the site, one is required to enter the sanctuary at Hathipal. The waterfall is located about 20 kilometres away and cannot be missed. The site of the milky-white water gushing through dense vegetation cannot be missed. The fall is about 30 metres deep and is completely natural with a source hidden into the mountains that is replenished only during the rainy season. Read More

Located in the green and serene locales of Palolem in Canacona, South Gia Leopard Valley Goa is unique party spot which is situated in the laps of a jungle quarry with all the facilities you need to enjoy the evening at a nightclub. The thick foliage and the canopy of the trees provides a fresh and different perspective on partying. Decorated with psychedelic trance settings, laser lights, and fire pits and numerous world famous DJs and Musician’s performance and abundant supply of food and drinks all over the night, you would wish not to return to your regular routine once you visit this place. It is well-known to be one of the biggest and most happening night clubs in South Goa and makes the experience worthwhile with exciting pyrotechnics and thumping music blasting from modern speaker systems. It usually hosts parties every weekend but is thronged by people throughout the week. Read More

Liquid Sky is an exotic, exclusive and a crazy beach shack to the North of Chapora River near Ashwem Beach, Arambol in Goa. The beach has goth, anime, halloween etc themed DJs and parties which are all nighters. Among the many genres of music played, the common ones are psy-trance, techno, electro etc. It is among the most frequented places in Goa by all party goers alike.

Ozran Beach, famous for its natural landscape and the Fort of Chapora, is a rocky beach and requires climbing a little hillock to reach the shoreline. The view of the horizon from the top of the hillock is quite a sight. Not frequently crowded, the location is often chosen for shooting movies and is a paradise for stargazers. The beach is also called Little Vagator as it is located a little distance away from the Vagator Beach.

Housing the miraculous statue of Mae de Deus (Mother of God) which was brought from the ruins of the convent of Mae de Deus at Old Goa, this church in Saligao stands as one of the finest examples of the neo-gothic style of architecture. The church is situated in the amazing surroundings of the typical Goan countryside giving it the look of a castle from a fairy tale. The church was built in the year 1873. The first Sunday of May is celebrated as the church feast, the feast of Our Lady, the Mother of God which is the best time to join the celebrations. Claiming its fame with the miraculous Mae de Deus statue of Old Goa, The Mae de Deus church has a glamorous charm of its own which draws a lot of tourists from all over the world. Looking like a princess castle with its gothic spires and pristine white walls, the church mesmerizes all with its magnificent dome-shaped exteriors as well as its carved interiors. Its proximity from Calangute Beach makes it popular amongst locals and tourists. Read More

One of the more crowded beaches of South Goa, Majorda beach is a golden sand beach located between Utorda and Betalbatim Beach. Lined with swaying palms and calm azure water, this is one of the most gorgeous beaches in South Goa. Majorda Beach is usually crowded with Russian tourists and offers a wide range of water sports activities. Dotted with sunbeds the beach is ideal for sunbathing and relaxing. Streetside stalls can be found on Majorda Beach selling funky souvenirs that Goa is famous for. A large number of churches dot the map of Majorda, a great display of the Portugues architecture ever-present across Goa. Paintball and Go Karting facilities can be found closer to the highway. For those looking to do something truly offbeat, the Ashvek Vintage Car Museum is definitely worth a visit, displaying cars and related paraphernalia dating back to 1886. All in all, the charming Majorda has a little something for everyone who crosses its path. Read More

Located in the famous Titos lane, Mambos is a popular nightclub in Goa. The open-air lounge encircles a dancing area with a host of Indian and international DJs playing every night. Special karaoke parties are organized from time to time. They also serve a variety of Hookahs. Mambos have seen its lows and highs, starting as a run-of-the-mill club, gaining immediate popularity, and coming back to square one. The club is trying to make the scene better and has different DJs playing a different genres of music each day of the week. Read More

One of the northernmost beaches of Goa, the secluded Mandrem Beach lies between Arambol and Ashwem Beach. The charm of Mandrem Beach lies in its secludedness as most tourists prefer visiting the other popular beaches in North Goa. The 790m long white sand beach is lined with tall palm and casuarina trees and is peppered with some small beach shacks. Offering a beautiful sunset and calm ambience, Mandrem Beach is ideal for couples, people looking for solitude and foreign tourists. It is also a great place to spot crabs, kingfishers, herons and turtles and practice yoga and meditation. Mandrem Beach is joined by a small creek to the Arabian Sea and has several bridges that cross to the other side. The beauty of the beach reaches its peak during the high tide when seawater rushes into the Mandrem creek. Read More