Golden Goa Tour

Package Overview

Bom Jesus Basilica:
The Bom Jesus Basilica, perhaps Goa's most famous church and among the most revered by Christians worldwide, is partially in ruins but still a model of simplicity and elegance, and a fine example of Jesuit architecture.alt
This is the only church in Old Goa, which is not plastered on the outside, the lime plaster having been stripped off by a zealous Portuguese conservationist in 1950.Located at Old Goa, 10 kilometres east of Panaji, the Bom Jesus Basilica is a World Heritage Monument.

Mangueshi temple:
The Mangueshi temple is situated 22 kms. from Panaji (26 kms. from Margao) at Priol in the Ponda Taluka. It is dedicated to Lord Mangueshi, a form of Shiva, which is recognised only in Goa.
The Mangueshi temple in Priol tells a similar story wherein the temple, originally located in Kushasthali (Cortalim) was shifted under the fear of destruction (by Portuguese) to Pirolim which was under the control of Adil Shah of Bijapur.
The temple underwent numerous repairs thereafter and the external architecture of the temple amply reflects profound influence of Mughal, Portuguese as well Hindu architecture. The sanctum holds an idol of Lord Manguesh who is believed to be an incarnation of Lord Shiva.

Colva beach:
Colvá beach stretches for around 2.4 km, part of a beach consisting of about 25 km of powder white sand, lined along its shore by coconut palms, and extending as far as Bogmalo to the north and Cabo de Rama to the south. Colvá is now a famous tourist destination, enjoyed for its beaches and known for being the fishing village of South Goa. The tourist industry is well developed with many budget hotels, guest houses, beach shacks, food stalls, small restaurants and pubs and bars, altough these developments haven't extended in any large degree to the nightlife. The beaches are constantly monitored by lifeguards and the swimming areas flagged with coloured flags accordingly.Air fare train fare. guide & entry fee during sight seeing. boating horse riding etc. Portages, Laundry, Food, Tips, Liquor, exp.Any other item not specified in cost includes.

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Pick Up from Airport

  Pick Up from Airport / Thivim Railway Station / Mapusa- Panjim Bus Station. Check in at hotel, after lunch, relax at hotel. At evening you can visit at Tibetan market at Calangute , which is not only famous for its exquisite silver jewellery that is brought in from different parts of the world, but also for the ambience, which makes the trip to the market worth the effort. Dinner at hotel.
• Day 2 : Miramar

  After Breakfast, Whole day tour of South Goa on SIC basis, from 08:30 to 19:30
  This tour Cover Following points:
  Miramar: A short but sweet beach, here lies the Samadhi of Goa’s first Chief Minister Late Dayanand Bandodkar
  Dona Paula (20 min walk) Optional: From the highest point you can see the confluence of river Zuari and Mandovi with Arabian Sea.
  Old Goa Churches like Bom Jesus Basilica, Se Cathedral
  Temples like Mangueshi & Shantadurga
  Old Ansteral House (Lotoulim): Antique collection of recreational Goan village culture. (Entry fee Rs. 100 Extra pp not included in this package)
  Colva Beach
  
  Return to Hotel, Dinner at Hotel.
• Day 3 : North Goa

  After Breakfast at the hotel either enjoy the day at leisure or set out an optional tour for North Goa. Dinner at Hotel
• Day 4 : Mapusa - Panjim Bus Station

  After Breakfast, check out of hotel and proceed to Airport / Thivim Railway Station / Mapusa- Panjim Bus Station.

Inclusions

• Sightseeing

Exclusions

• Air fare train fare. guide & entry fee during sight seeing. boating horse riding etc.
• Portages,
• Laundry, Food, Tips, Liquor
• Any other item not specified in cost includes.

Price & Rates

Package Start From

• Goa City, Goa, India, Asia

This Tour is Offered by

• Model Town, Pathankot, Punjab, India - 145001
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