Goa though being the smallest state in India, has some of most scenic beaches that attract crowds from India as well as overseas. The state has emerged as a popular holiday destination on the global map.Moreover, Goa is considered to be the richest state in the country as it has a GDP per capita that is about two and a half times more than the country as a whole. Food, culture and relaxation is something you cannot miss-on during your visit to Goa.
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Speak about luxury row houses in Panjim and the Esmeralda Project in Goa by Naiknavare Developers gains a mention. The project boasts of giving out about 30% to greenery to define its name as Emerald Green (Esmeralda). The Esmeralda Project offers Club House, Outdoor Gym, Swimming pool, Coffee Shop & Pavilions, CCTV Surveillance System, Video Door Phone with Intercom, Jogging Track, 24 Hour security, and much more. As for Villas in Goa, you may check out the Silent Orchards project by Naiknavare developers. Located in Neura, the project offers rejuvenating private gateway in form of a lush green land that is just about 14 Kms away from the airport and Panjim city. Goan architecture can be seen at its best form here.
Speaking about beaches, some of the popular ones you need to visit would be:
Baga Beach – When you are in Goa, you just can't miss on Baga beach that is very popular for nightlife and beach parties. The beach is lined up with shacks and serves some of most authentic dishes for its visitors. The popular National Wind Surfing Championship is held every year between September to November.
Candolim Beach – This one is closer to Baga and is usually lesser crowded than Baga. The history has it that Candolim was the first one to convert to Christianity way back in 16th Century. The place alsohas some of the popular Portuguese restaurants in its vicinity.
Calangute Beach – This one is considered to be one of the most visited beaches in North Goa. Being closely located to Panaji, Calangute has a huge number of visitors flocking to it. The place also offers many stores for shopping. The best time to visit here would be between November to March.
Candolim Beach – This one is closer to Baga and is usually lesser crowded than Baga. The history has it that Candolim was the first one to convert to Christianity way back in 16th Century. The place alsohas some of the popular Portuguese restaurants in its vicinity.
Calangute Beach – This one is considered to be one of the most visited beaches in North Goa. Being closely located to Panaji, Calangute has a huge number of visitors flocking to it. The place also offers many stores for shopping. The best time to visit here would be between November to March.
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