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1. MISCELLANEOUS
Visit the local Fish Market and buy some fish for your dinner. Bargain and pay a little more bucks to get it clean by the fish vendor. They refuse if the shop is busy though. Fish Local Name in...
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2. BEACHES
A large, rusty and abandoned russian ship is anchored at the beach of Candolim. The rope has a foothold right on the beach. I don't know how long time this ship have been anchored here, but it doesn't...
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3. LOCAL TRAVEL
With the festive season round the corner, Goa is all set to welcome its visitors who make a beeline to its shores during the October to March season that is the best time to explore this picturesque...
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5. How Much to Tip??
N/ATipping is fairly common in India with the exception of rickshaw drivers or taxi drivers, unless you hire them for the day (although a few rupees or rounding...
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7. When to go
The season for Goa is between October and March, with Christmas being the peak time. We were there in early April, and a lot of the beach hut resorts and...
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8. Friendly locals
The thing that strikes me about Goa is how friendly everybody is. The locals are really helpful when you speak to them and strangers smile at you in the street...
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9. Mobile phones in India
India has a large number of mobile phone users. Even among the poorest people. In 2009 they said it was more mobil phones than toalets in India. With their...
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10. Goa trance music
Goa trance is a monotone electronic music said to be originated from Goa during the late 1980's. For me it sounds more like Belgian techno music from the...
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11. Calangute town
Calangute is the largest town in North Goa, and an intersection between north and south in Goa. The streets are traficated with restaurants and shops offering...
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12. Shanty restaurants on the beach
The bamboo restaurants and the shanty cottages on the beach of Calangute is teared down every year when the summer monsun starts and some of them are build up...
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13. Doctor and hospitals in Goa
.Charter operators recommend Health Clinic in Calangute if you need medical assistance. +91 9822662979Vintage Hospital St. Ines in Panjim is the best hospital...
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14. Russians
More than half of all the tourist in Goa are russian. You can hear their languages everywhere on the beaches of north Goa. And you can see signs with the...
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15. Cows in the street
The Hindus consider the cows in India as holy and they are allowed to freely roam the cities whatever traffic around. This looks strange to foreigners, but...
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16. Life guards in Goa
Calangute and especially Candolim beach has lifeguards to protect the tourists. A man is on the guard each 200-300 metres of the beach, and a patrol car...
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17. The beach sellers in Goa
The beaches of Goa has a large number of lokals who sell food, drinks, icecream or crafts. In many cases they don't take no for an answer, and keep on hassle...
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18. Annoying Guests and uncultured Kids
Manu fond memories everthing from the fantastic hotel Hyaat resort and Spa to the beautiful beaches, the water sports. The warm waters of the Indian ocean and...
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19. visit the capital Panjim
Panaji welcomes the tourists not with tourist sites but with its character. Apart from being the capital of Goa, it is also the focal point of tourism in Goa...
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20. Some wildlife
As well as our visits to the tiger refuge, the monkeys at Dudhsagar and our several encounters with elephants, we were always on the lookout for other...
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21. Palolem Beach
Hi to you all and happy new year :)Just come back from Goa and wanted to tip you a bit . I havespend most of my time at Palolem beach so most of my tipswill be...
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22. Postal Services in India
If you have to send letters/parcesl to overseas, just go to the nearby post office (check the location at your hotel reception desk). You can send letters,...
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24. south goa vs north goa
If you have to decide where to stay, simple . if you want activity, with playing and drinking with the crowds, eating fish at the shacks, and simply observing...
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25. Save youself money and use the nearest ATM
We are in Palolem and many people don't know that there are 2 ATM's in Chaudi, which is the nearest town. Chaudi (4km from Palolem) can be reached by bus from...
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