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Please tell me good tours in Goa
Please tell me good tours in Goa
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You should definitely visit Hampi! It's far away, but there will be a lot of impressions!!! There is a lot of information about Hampi itself on the Internet. If you are going, be sure to pay attention to transport. It should be comfortable. The three of us in the back seat of a taxi will be extremely uncomfortable. Only double!!! And better by bus. Go far! And it's good if you're lucky with a guide. We also went to Udupi, Belur, Khalibid. It is very interesting!!! But there tour operators do not carry. We traveled with a friend. They stick with excursions on the beach, maybe they organize individually. It took 4 days, we went four, it cost $ 250 per person. These excursions are for those who are interested in the culture and history of India. https://youtu.be/FU_XrgnMswk is a link to our film about this journey. It is very long, but you just look in places and get an impression of the tour. https://youtu.be/2Zmywm_re-Y this is Hampi, it is at the very end (about an hour from the beginning) By the way, here is the excursion "All Goa", somewhere from the 30th minute.
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answered 7 years ago
Everything interesting in India is inland. Buying an excursion like the Taj Mahal from GOA is complete idiocy. And expensive and useless. In order to see something, at least the main one, you need to ride around the central part for a week.
And there everything is primitive on the spot, in fact everything is tied to trips to the jungle in jeeps, some simple temple, waterfalls, maybe even elephants, and of course a super point for selling various vitamins, miracle creams, etc.
If you have not been anywhere, then you can take a couple of such excursions, and if you have been to the same Thailand, then there is no point. Ride better on different beaches, compare them, after all, the coastline is 100 km long.
And there everything is primitive on the spot, in fact everything is tied to trips to the jungle in jeeps, some simple temple, waterfalls, maybe even elephants, and of course a super point for selling various vitamins, miracle creams, etc.
If you have not been anywhere, then you can take a couple of such excursions, and if you have been to the same Thailand, then there is no point. Ride better on different beaches, compare them, after all, the coastline is 100 km long.
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answered 7 years ago
In Goa itself, there is something to see without leaving the state. This is Old Goa, and spice plantations, and the Dudhsagar waterfall, and elephant nurseries ... And the beaches? Palolem has a butterfly beach, which people from all over Goa go on an excursion to! In Panaji you can see Hindu temples, Catholic churches / churches, museums and galleries.
Also, in the resorts themselves there are forts (Aguada, Chapora), along which you can also walk and listen to the tales of guides ... Although Goa is small, there are so many incredible things to see there! ..
Also, in the resorts themselves there are forts (Aguada, Chapora), along which you can also walk and listen to the tales of guides ... Although Goa is small, there are so many incredible things to see there! ..
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answered 7 years ago
I support lebedev-a-s (Sasha, hello) on a trip to Udupi, Belur, Khalipid, St. Mary. It was an amazing 4 day trip. Moreover, it is necessary to take into account a very simple detail. If you go by car, it is important not only where you go, but also who will be your companion. We were lucky. Unforgettable trip.
If you are interested in this route, write in a personal message, I will tell you how to find a guide who will lead along this route. He will be in Goa from the end of November.
If you are interested in this route, write in a personal message, I will tell you how to find a guide who will lead along this route. He will be in Goa from the end of November.
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answered 7 years ago
From the whole excursion "All GOA" I only liked the spice plantations. Elephant riding (after Thailand) is not interesting. There is nothing to hold on to, they roll along the road slowly back and forth. Boring and uncomfortable. Dudhsagar waterfall is simple. Don't get me wrong, I'm not picky at all, but 33 years of travel makes itself felt. I think that the guys are right - we need to go deep into the country. I read the reviews of those who were in Agra, Delhi, saw the Taj Mahal mausoleum and other pearls of India, delighted with what they saw. And GOA is more for relaxation. For the soul. Happy holidays.
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answered 7 years ago