Goa is Famous for Fenny, Liquior, Clear Water Beaches, Curry, and Accessories

1. Goa is also very famous for wildlife sanctuary. Some of them are Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary, Mahaveer Wildlife Sanctuary, National Parks, Salim Ali bird sanctuary Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary, Madei Wildlife Sanctuary, Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary, Molem Wildlife Sanctuary. Goa has soaring snake population most of them are non-poisonous.
   
   
2. Goa is also famous for its fenny and low alcohol rates as low excise duty is levied on alcohol.
   
   
3. Goa is also known for its New Year's celebrations from 20th December to 31st December
   
   
4. The Famous Goan Carnival is a big hit among the foreign tourist
   
   
5. The architecture of Goa is a mixture of The Indian sculptors, The Mughals and The Portuguese. Portuguese ruled Goa for 20 decades, therefore many houses and churches looks similar to the Portuguese style of construction.
   
   
6. The famous Rice and Yellow Curry combination is very delicious
   
   
7. The Bom Jesus Cathedral Church , The Mangueshi Temple and The Shantadurga Temple

Famous Areas and Clear Water Beaches and in Goa

This premier beach destination of India is the place for Christmas and New Year's Eve festivities. The last week of the year finds laidback Goa comes alive with its partying best making it a popular location for locals and tourists to spend the holiday season and bring in the New Year. Goa provides a complete package for both, the celebration loving Goan and the tourist, who can indulge in its tropical beaches, sightseeing, spectacular churches, water sports, rave parties, dancing, bars and pubs and the delicious Goan cuisine.

Goa ushers in the New Year in the most appropriate way, with the kind of reveling attitude found no where else in India but here.

The week from Christmas to New Year is the highlight of the tourist season in Goa, lively with foreign and local tourists; it is rare to find a gloomy soul. Numerous hotels and resorts have special New Year offers which range from ultimately luxurious to downright pocket friendly.

The variety available in Goa makes New Year celebrations an enjoyable time affair for kids and the elderly too. Kids can choose to spend their time swimming, snorkeling, building sand castles, and other such fun filled activities. While the elderly folks can explore the grand churches and temples of Goa or stay in and treat themselves to an Ayurvedic massages for those nagging aches and pains.

In Goa, Christmas and New Year bear the arrival of exceptional gastronomical delights. Besides the renowned seafood of Goa, the holiday season has the delicious bonus of traditional baked treats. Those not slave to a sweet tooth, can satisfy there taste buds with Goan feni.