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Our next stop on our Bali Tour was Goa Gaja, on old Hindu temple and the remains of a broken buddist temple.
The Panjim Inn is Goa’s oldest heritage hotel. It is situated centrally in the Latin Quarter of Fontainhas.
The hotel is within walking distance from major sightseeing locations, making it an ideal base for exploring Goa’s rich history, culture, cuisine, and art.
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Taken on September 29, 2014
Goa
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Very often have I passed this sort of a lock and weir near the Salvador du Mundo in Goa. Most times no one was there to be seen.
The monsoon rain beats a tattoo on the water as a lone country craft stands moored telling its own ancient tale of living.
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I loved the sunsets in Goa, I definitely want to go back there sooner or later.
Tramonto a Goa, India.
A beach in Goa
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I met this beautiful family on one of the beach in goa . Jshper smit(from Switzerland) came with his family for 7 week vacation in india and yesterday was last day of there trip in goa when he was enjoying beautiful sunset with his son.
#BeyondSpectrumbyNimitNigam is series of Infrared Shots taken from my IR Converted Nikon D3000 Camera. :)
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Chidi works as a driver in Lagos, Nigeria for an MNC. I saw him wearing this 'Goa' tee-shirt and I knew I had to make this portrait.
Goa is one of my favourite places in India and I have spent some great times there. Chidi got this tee-shirt as a gift and he said he would love to visit Goa someday.
I really wish he does...
flourishing goa has a rich variety of wildlife, inc. birds and big mammals such as cows, wandering freely in the streets
Goa the most famous seaside and party state of India, Goa has always been an attraction for the tourists, who want to be close to the sea, sand and enjoy the sun. In the 60's Goa was among the most frequented visited places in India. The hippies thronged the place and with them came a culture of careless, unbounded lifestyle. Today all this has changed. Instead of the hippies, one spots serious tourists who come to enjoy the beaches and colourful culture of Goa. Today the beach parties might be small but they are more lively and have much more fun to offer than the "stoned" parties during the hippy trails of the past.