Description:

Is the smallest of the Indian states and, perhaps, one of the most popular world destinations. Since it was founded in the end of the 15th century, Goa was ruled by the Portuguese, the Dutsch and the English. It was announced an Indian union territory, yet its sovereignty was recognized only in the mid 80s. Goa has a rich history, however, it’s famous first and foremost for its coast: yearly it hosts more than a hundred thousand tourists. In 60s Goa was a favourite destination of hippies, today its picturesque seashore, multiple juicy fruits, a favourable climate, secluded beaches and an intensive nightlife make Goa a true heaven on earth, here everyone can find a variant to one’s budget and vision of the ideal rest.

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Transport

The International Dabolim Airport hosts domestic flights throughout a year, and during the tourist season it hosts international chartered flights from Qatar, Kuwait, Britain, Germany, Netherlands and Russia. One can get here by train through the south-western railway, and by bus through the national highways.