Goa is one of the most visited beautiful tourist destination. There you
can see an exotic beaches, golden sand, turquoise water and the
flourishing green palm trees which attracts travelers from all over the
world to this tropical heaven. Goa is a perfect destination to spend
the holidays in the lap of the nature.
Tourists can also see different architectures here which were built in
the period of renaissance . It is an perfect place for those tourists
who love historical monuments also . There are several superb places in
goa to visit where you can find out varius goa attractions.
Forts in Goa:
Forts and monuments are the most important historical attractions of Goa
that are worth visiting. Aguada Fort is about 18 km from Panaji city.
It was the Portuguese stranglehold from 1609-1612, and was a shelter.
Cabo De Rama Fort is 25 km away from the town of Margao. Chapora Fort
lies on the banks of River Chapora and is now in wreck. You can clearly
view the Vagator Beach. Tiracol Fort now works as a heritage hotel and
Mormugao citadel is located near the Mormugao Harbor. Terekhol fort is
situated on the northern tip of Goa, on a hillock facing the Arabian
Sea. The ruins of the fort have now been converted into a hotel, the
Terekhol Fort Heritage.
Churches in Goa:
Churches in Goa are evocative of the state's early history and the
Portuguese rule. The social life of Goa once turned around the churches
and it is still having the huge cultural importance. The churches in Goa reflect European architectural styles in a big way
as most of the churches in Goa were built during the Portuguese rule.
Christmas is the best time for visiting the churches that are well lit
and offers splendorous view. The most visited churches in Goa are
Basilica of Bom Jesus, Mary Immaculate Conception, Se Cathedral, St
Anne's Church, Church of St Augustine, Reis Magos Church etc. All this
churches are the most important historical
attractions of Goa.
Forts and monuments are the most important historical attractions of Goa
that are worth visiting. Aguada Fort is about 18 km from Panaji city.
It was the Portuguese stranglehold from 1609-1612, and was a shelter.
Cabo De Rama Fort is 25 km away from the town of Margao. Chapora Fort
lies on the banks of River Chapora and is now in wreck. You can clearly
view the Vagator Beach. Tiracol Fort now works as a heritage hotel and
Mormugao citadel is located near the Mormugao Harbor. Terekhol fort is
situated on the northern tip of Goa, on a hillock facing the Arabian
Sea. The ruins of the fort have now been converted into a hotel, the
Terekhol Fort Heritage.
