UNESCO World Heritage baroque church in Old Goa holding the relics of St. Francis Xavier.
Read more ›One of the largest churches in Asia, built to mark the Portuguese victory over Bijapur.
Read more ›Old Goa church adjoining Se Cathedral, with an attached archaeological museum.
Read more ›17th-century Portuguese coastal fort with a working lighthouse at the mouth of the Mandovi.
Read more ›Ruined hilltop fort above Vagator, known for panoramic sunset views and its film-tourism fame.
Read more ›Remote South Goa fort on a dramatic clifftop, one of the region's oldest fortifications.
Read more ›One of India's tallest waterfalls, on the Goa–Karnataka border, reached by forest-department jeep safari.
Read more ›South Goa's best-known crescent bay, calm and scenic, with silent discos at night.
Read more ›North Goa's busiest beach, dense with shacks, water sports and nightlife.
Read more ›Rocky, characterful North Goa beach famous for its Wednesday flea market and hippie-era history.
Read more ›Goa's largest and most visited beach, the commercial heart of the North Goa coast.
Read more ›Far-north Goa beach with a long-stay, alternative-wellness scene and a freshwater lake behind it.
Read more ›Wide, quiet South Goa beach known for genuine relaxation and turtle nesting.
Read more ›Small, secluded South Goa cove near Palolem, reachable only by boat or a jungle trek.
Read more ›Panaji's Portuguese-era Latin Quarter, a grid of painted heritage houses and narrow lanes.
Read more ›One of Goa's most important Hindu temples, in a distinctive Goan architectural style blending Hindu, Islamic and Portuguese-baroque elements.
Read more ›Mangrove bird sanctuary on Chorão Island, reached by ferry from Ribandar near Panaji.
Read more ›Quiet river island near Old Goa with Portuguese-era villages and almost no tourist development.
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