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Goa cities india/goa cities tour/city tour of goa - Famous for its bohemian lifestyle and a mellow attitude, Goa cities india is a destination where life is but a celebration in goa city tour in india. All the year round tourists and vacationers keep flocking to the exotic state to laze on its beaches and to indulge in the multiple water sports options that it sets forth in goa cities tour. The state being a former Portuguese colony still retains the colonial charm in its old-fashioned bungalows, colourful bazaars and its meandering streets in goa city tour in india. Whether you are a beach lover, an adventure freak, a culture enthusiast or simply a history buff, Goa cities india has got everything to gratify your thirst of Goa
cities tour and Goa cities guide.
Tour to goa cities/goa cities guide - Pay a visit to its exotic villages, do some eye-feasting and interact with the local people to move steps closer to the true essence of goa city tour in india. Some of the famous cities and towns in Goa cities tour are as follows.

Fort Aguada & Candolim
One of the main bastions commanding the entrance into the Mandovi River was Fort Aguada. Built by the Portuguese in 1612, with a church, the new lighthouse (which can be visited during specified hours 4 to 530 pm, barracks (Aguda Jail) along the beachside (Sinquerim beach lies below the fort) - its worth visiting.

Mapusa
A small town clustered around the Mount (Alto) is Mapusa. It forms the hub of north Goa with an even blend of residential and commercial establishments. Its 13 kms away from Panaji, a sharing taxi or a bus will take you there. Known popularly for its Friday market, people from all over Goa come here to buy and sell their wares.

Margao
The main population center of southern Goa is Margao, the capital of Salcete Province. The town still has reminders of the Portuguese past. It is a peaceful and pleasant place. The old Margao church is worth a visit and the covered market is the best of its kind in the whole of Goa.

Old Goa
9 km from the East of Panjim is Old Goa and is popular for its churches and cathedrals. Some of the old buildings are converted into museums maintained by Archaeological Survey of India.

Panjim
The state capital of Goa is Panjim and is popularly known as the seat of the Government. It also houses the head offices of most business concerns. Panjim is also known as Panaji and is one of the India's smallest and pleasantest state capitals and is located on the south bank of the wide Mandovi River.

Ponda
Ponda is also known as Antruz Mahal. It's called so because of the concentration of culture, music, drama and poetry. It also houses the temples of Lord Mangesh (Shiva), Lord Nagesh, Lord Ganapati, Lord Ramnath and the Goddesses Mahalasa and Shantdurga.

Vasco-de-Gama
Goa's most cosmopolitan city, Vasco-Da-Gama, also known as Vasco, it lies on the narrow western tip of the Mormugao peninsula, overlooking the mouth of the Zuari River.

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Each of the above-mentioned cities is as exotic as the other. Take out time and explore the 'Beach Capital' of India. And it's a certainty by the time you leave the state, you'll already be planning another visit to this paradisiacal land.

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