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Cabo De Rama Fort

Located in the Canacona region of South Goa, Cabo de Rama is a 17th-century Portuguese fort associated with the legend of Ramayana. It is believed that Lord Rama, Goddess Sita and Lord Lakshmana lived in the fort during their 14-year exile. Though most of the fort is now in ruins, it is a popular tourist attraction as it offers a stunning view of South Goa. Cabo de Rama Fort was built by the Hindu Soonda Rulers, however, in the 1760s; it was captured by the Portuguese and used as a military base and later as a prison. It, therefore, is also a historically significant monument in the country. There is a small chapel - church of Santo Antonio- at the entrance of the fort which is still used during the annual feast. Read More

Cafe Lilliput, Anjuna

Located on the rocky beaches on Anjuna Beach, Cafe Lilliput is synonymous with the hippie vibe and party atmosphere of North Goa. The cafe at the beachside has all the provisions that will make you feel good and you can afford to accommodate here. A place with multiple faces, the Café Lilliput is an eatery in the daytime, a bursting nightclub in the night and has also arrangements for accommodations for their guests. Although the accommodation is basic and quite well-equipped to offer you a relaxing and comfortable stay. The Café Lilliput can be identified among the uncountable beach shacks and open restaurants lined up along the Anjuna Beach. Facing the calm blue waters of the Arabian Sea, the Café Lilliput Goa can very well be called one of the best places in Goa to spend the night partying away. The kitchen in Cafe Lilliput serves traditional Goan food, Italian, Chinese and Indian dishes. The upbeat and trendy atmosphere of this place is famous among the revellers where you can meet some new people and enjoy your evening throughout. So just get comfortable by the seaside and enjoy a glass of beer and food to match. Read More

Situated 15 km from Panjim, Calangute Beach is the longest beach in North Goa, stretching from Candolim to Baga. Due to its sheer size and popularity, it is a hub for tourists and backpackers from all over the world. Popular as the "Queen of Beaches", the Calangute Beach of Goa is among the top ten bathing beaches in the world. Being one of the busiest and most commercial beaches of Goa, it is swarming with eating joints, shacks and clubs serving cocktails, beer and seafood. The Calangute Beach is also known for its water sports activities like parasailing, water surfing, banana ride and jet-skiing. While the days here are filled with beach fun, nights call for upbeat parties and letting your hair down. Calangute is also popular for staying in Goa as it keeps you well-connected to the other beaches in the north such as Baga, Anjuna, Candolim, Aguada and many more. Read More

Campal Gardens, also known as Bhagwan Mahavir Children's Park is a beautiful little well-maintained garden perfect for jogging or walking, to sit in solitude or spend an evening with children. Located in the Campal area of Panjim, along the Mandovi River, it has an artificial water body with boating facilities for kids and a play area amidst lush green bushes and tall palm trees. The garden also features a huge statue of Bhagwan Mahavir in a lotus position. Read More

Candolim Beach lies around 15 kms ahead of Panjim towards North Goa, along the stretch of Fort Aguada. Forming a part of the trio of Calangute, Baga and Candolim party beaches in Goa, this beach is comparatively less crowded which attracts a lot of foreign tourists. Candolim Beach is known for its pulsating nightlife and thrilling water sports. The beach is also very popular among the tourists owing to the scrub dunes present on the shore. Another highlight of Candolim Beach is the ship River Princess which got stuck at the shore since 2000 and now has turned into a tourist attraction. Candolim is one of the most quintessential Goan beaches with a melange of nightlife, watersports, beach shacks, seafood and souvenir shopping. Read More

Located between Velsao and Arossim Beach in South Goa, the Cansaulim Beach is one of the safest family beaches in Goa. It is popular for the wide range of water sports on offer like jet-skiing, parasailing, diving, fishing and windsurfing. Cansaulim and Arossim Beach together form India's second-largest beach stretch. This beach is perfect for lounging around on the sand, having a picnic, sunbathing, and taking lone peaceful walks by the ocean. There are some shacks peppered along the beach. Those looking to indulge in a bit of culture on their vacation can head to St. Thomas Church, a gorgeous testament to the Portuguese influence on the local architecture. The legendary Three Kings Church is close to this beach, situated atop the Hill of Remedios. Read More

Cape Town Café is a happening café located in Bardez, Goa. It is famous for its nightlife, music, ambience and the food served. The place is more of a club than just a café. Most visitors keep going back to it for the quality of service and the trendy clubbing experience they offer every single evening. The café is often jam-packed during the weekends. The interior, the ambience and the service make it a famous venue for a number of public events too that customers can enjoy during their visit. Goa is a partying hub for many as it houses some of the best night clubs, but Cape town Café in Bardez is unique when it comes to the clubbing scene. The café was established in 2009 and ever since has been a crowd puller in Goa. There are different sections in the café that customers can choose to hang out at. In fact, the café has its own music compilation that includes R&B, Soul and Funk. The collection, created by an international artist, is often played at the café and has been quite a hit amongst their customers. Read More

Built in the style of old Portuguese mansions, The Cavala Seaside Resort is located on the Calangute - Baga Road. Being located close to the most popular beaches in North Goa i.e. Baga and Calangute. Cavala Resort possesses heritage buildings with 4-star service. Upon visiting the resort, you can book any of which come in both air Conditioned and Non-air-conditioned variants. More than the accommodation, the resort is famous for its food and its beach parties. Moreover, The Cavala Resort Goa also has proximity to some of the best-known shacks, nightclubs, and bars of the beaches of North Goa; so you can reach any of the places to enjoy the famous nightlife of Goa by just taking a walk from the resort. All the rooms have attached balconies which have splendid views of the beach to offer. For food, you can head to the restaurant inside the hotel where you will find traditional Goan foods, Indian dishes, and Continental and Asian dishes. The restaurant also comes with barbecue facilities where you can prepare your own barbecue dishes as well as a bar counter that serves the choicest of liquor. Read More

With magnificent black rocks that contrast with the white sand shores of this idyllic beach, the Cavelossim Beach is located in South Goa. Cleaner and quieter than the cliched party beaches of Goa, Cavelossim is the perfect spot for travellers looking to enjoy the endless expanse of the clear blue waters. Sunbathing, swimming and dolphin spotting are major activities here. Situated between the Sal river to the east and the turquoise Arabian Sea to the west, Cavelossim Beach also offers water sports such as jet skiing, speed boating, windsurfing, parasailing, and banana boat rides. The beach shacks and bars are mostly lined with sun lounges which are perfect for relaxing. For those looking to de-stress from their daily routine, there are ayurvedic treatments offered in the vicinity, while the road leading up to the beach is dotted with enchanting little trinket and souvenir shops. Read More

Caves of Khandepar are four ancient rock-cut caves located in a jungle near Khandepar Village dating back roughly to the 12th century. They were discovered in 1970 and have two interconnected caves, while the other two are free standing. One of them is located a short distance away and the last is located opposite to the first cave. The last cave bears a pedestal which is believed to be made to hold a Shivalinga and, therefore, is considered as a meditation room. Read More