Go Goa Gone

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 hello earthlings,

Its been a while since my last blog, due to various reasons I couldn't keep it up but this time I am not gonna stop, back with blog blast be ready for it, so before any further due lets get started:)

                      

                                               PRESENTING YOU GOA!!

Yes you heard it right today I will be taking you to gorgeous GOA, goa has a unique culture, is a blend of ancient Portuguese colony, monuments, delightful cuisine, drinks and world famous for beach life! when I visited for the first time with friends not to lie ' I fell in love instantly with the feeling it gave me, just like how I saw it in pictures, I was awestruck with the beauty, something intangible, you cant really see it or touch it or explain it all you can do is feel it and fall in love with the vibe, the energy, everything. If there is a place if I would love to go back again it would be goa for sure.

It was two day trip for the NEW YEAR random plan, random friends but I know for a fact that goa is gonna give me that enjoyment with or without friends, so without any further doubt I packed my bag, started off on 30/12/2020 night in a car with three friends reached morning the road to goa is good from Bangalore. The first thing which amused me is the Mandovi cable stayed bridge we drove over it( Panjim bridge) heading towards north goa. At night it is colorful with lights.



 we have booked our stay at sunkissed resort due to new year the place is fully occupied. Or the best stay one can find near the beach they got the best views. The first thing I would suggest doing is go on a random walk into Panjim town and experience the Portuguese colonial architecture, colorful buildings are just treat to eyes, you get a feel that your actually in a French country:) 




and next you can go to the beach of your choice but Baga beaach and calangute beach are most famous and presents one of the wild expances of sand for you to embrace and backed up by smattering of inviting beach bars and shacks but there are other beaches like Morjim beach, Ashvem beach, candolim beach for dolphine shows and if you want to experince the revel in a neon themed-based ambience visit Anjuna beach for sure and for rave parties get on to hilltop, vegator.









 well this are the most happening things, but there is lot more to offer, you can get into one of the beach restaurents and taste the exclusive Goan food, and drinks.



But I did a interesting activity that is watersports, there are many water sports in the beach you can choose from parasailing, scuba diving, jet-skiing to many water games I chose to go for paragliding, which was one of the most surreal experience for me, and for the new year we went to the beach to enjoy the party and the food at that time it was so vibrant with party going on!






For the full video of me doing paragliding IG kishori_priya16 highlights. on Jan 1st we went to Aguada fort it had a pictureque view of the calangute beach, buildings, and Aguada central jain in sinquerim.




last but not the least one must experience casino cruise ships very particularly I recommend this, its worth the money if your good at casino you can try your hand or just relax, dance and enjoy unlimited food and drinks, so for getting into cruise ships there is different cost involved for different ships the one we went for is majestic pride offering 7000 for couple but there is a age limit you have to watch for, if not use your wit and get inside like us😉.


final thoughts I can never ever get over goa it will always remain as my favorite place it has lot many things to see, if you have time in your hands you should definitely go for flea market, the parra road, vasco da gama, dabolim altogether goa never bore you anyways. it is not at all hyped, it is worth the hype. enjoy!

see you soon buddies$ 





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