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Goa, although the smallest state of India, entice a large number of tourists every year and offers loads with regards to adventure, sightseeing, food, nightlife, fun activities and accommodation. However, Goa is separated into two parts – South and North Goa. The South and North Goa is not politically and geographically categorized two diverse regions of one state, but in terms of tourism it is always differentiated. While North Goa has vibrant beaches full of activity, South Goa has peaceful beaches with lesser crowd. Below is the list of best attractions in North Goa and South Goa that every tourist ought to enjoy during their visit. For the sun seekers, the golden shores are much more than a taste of bliss. For the history enthusiast, churches, forts and the old mansions are a treasure trove. Almost 300 years of colonial heritage and culture lies hidden within them. Nature lovers are sure to have great time as the list of tourist attractions in Goa state has wildlife sanctuaries, untouched, forests, waterfalls and the lesser known backwaters. Adventure aficionados in Goa are up for challenge and the challenge is what to go for, as there are so many options. Both the waters and the lands are up for thrilling sports. Party Lovers are surely in heaven when they are in Goa. The small paradise has clubs, pubs, bars, beach parties, casinos, etc. In fact, name it and you have it in Goa.
Sightseeing in Goa is incomplete without a visit to Fort Aguada, strategically situated at the estuary of the river Mandovi. On the north side of the fort, a rampart of red-brown laterite just into the bay to form a jetty between two small sandy coves. This picturesque spot is known as Sinquerim Beach.
Basilica of Bom Jesus is situated in the south Goa and is one of the oldest churches in town. Once you enter the church you will see some people heading towards the right direction to see the remains of St. Francis Xavier. This church along with the remains has a beautiful gallery too.
A list of Goa tourist places will not be complete without mention of Dudhsagar falls. It is at a 3-hour distance from South Goa. This waterfall has a view that no one should ever miss. The spectacular surroundings and tranquillity that Dudhsagar has is amazing. The experience you will gain here is one of its kind.
The construction of this fort was done by Alfonso de Noronha, the Portuguese Viceroy in the year 1551. The fort was reconstructed in the year 1707. This fort served as a pivotal site by becoming a defensive wall when the Portugese were in war with the Marathas in the year 1739. This fort is located at 7 kilometers.
This church is known to be one of the largest Asian churches. One of the major Old Goa tourist places, this cathedral is established facing the Basilica of Bom Jesus. Se Cathedral has even been recorded as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and that too for all the right reasons.
Shri Mangesh temple is located at Mangeshi Village in Priol, Ponda taluk, Goa. It is at a distance of 1 km from Mardol close to Nagueshi, 21 km from Panaji the capital of Goa, and 26 km from Margao. H.H.Shrimad Swamiji of Shri Kavale Math is Spiritual head Of Shri Manguesh Saunsthan, Mangeshi.