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Tours in Goa is a website for all kinds of Tours in Goa, which include Car
Tours, Walking Tours,, Sightseeing Tours, Customised Tours, Boat Tours,
Scuba Diving Tours, Fishing Tours, Nature walks , Heritage walks, Cycle
Tours, Spiritual Tours, etc. Best Tours in Goa will give you a complete
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| Waterfalls
in Goa: |
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| Leaving the temple of Rudreshwar, one can descend
the staircase to look at a majestic waterfall shedding its exuberant
silvery showers. The beautiful fall, with a head of about 70ft.,
forms a sizeable lake at the bottom which offers a temptation
to seasoned swimmers. The fall is best seen when in full flux,
just after the copious monsoon, when it presents a raptures,
ravishing and riotous aspect. |
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| 60 kms. (10 kms from Colem Railway Station) is
accessible by train only. Water plummets hundreds of feet in
large volume, in cascades, forming one of the most spectacular
of all natural phenomena in Goa and a life line of our ecosystem
in one of our Sanctuaries. A popular destination to hikers and
trekkers. It is also acessible by jeepable(4 wheel drive) route
(14 kms) through the Bhagvan Mahavir Sanctuary. However, one
needs to obtain permission in advance from the Department of
Forests at Junta House, Panaji. |
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| (22 kms) The spring emerges from hard and compact
rocks and people bathe in its water with strong belief that
it has medicinal properties. |
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| 35 kms surrounded amidst rolling green hills
is an ideal picnic spot. Good accomodation facilities are available
in Cottages. Boating is available on the lake. |
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| (Big Foot) A centre for Art, Culture & Environment.
Located at Loutolim, 9 kms from Margao, it is an aesthetically
developed open air site designed to illustrate Goa’s traditional
past. Set in eco-friendly surroundings, this mock-up village
traces 100 years of Goa’s lifestyles and heritage alongwith
a depiction of daily village activity and folk culture. Local
artefacts and handicrafts are available at the handicraft centre
and art gallery. The legend of the Big Foot is narrated there-
With a pure heart, place your foot on the rock enbedded footprint
and you will be blessed with luck. The Big Foot Eat-out offers
exotic goan cuisine with spices, vegetables and fruits handpicked
from the spice garden and fruit orchard, watered by an ancient
system of irrigation. Flanking this is a bird habitat and a
rubber plantation from which rubber is extracted and processed.
A giant size footprint, ‘Big Foot’-the only designer
dance floor in Goa is used as a venue for the promotion of art,
dance, music and traditional culture. |
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