Diu Museum

... and cotton fields of the coastal plain, sandy beaches, small villages, industrial zones, and marshes with flamingoes. I toured Gandhi's museum and his home in reverence for one of the most influential people in India and the world. Concurrently to ...

... all painted white, even those that are not used as places of worship anymore. The first was St Thomas's which houses the Dui Museum with the upper floor used as a simple hotel. We climbed onto the roof for spectacular views of the Fort, old island ...

... 't actually too bad, but think I'll wait for the real thing for my next glass... But most of all, Diu is a gorgeous oasis and respite from, well, from India and all things Indian, to be honest. That doesn't for a second mean I'm not liking India (I'm ...

... , though, said his fried rice was excellent. Ravnit:  It turns out the St. Francis of Assisi landed here in Diu when he first came to India.  He was only here for three years before he moved on to Goa.  He did leave behind a monastery ...

... Out of the city are those caves which are not worthy at all ... I didn't go to the Shell Museum but did I miss something? Maybe ... Well, in my opinion, Diu lacks of attractive places to visit! Better to relax only! One important thing to point out: Diu ...

Diu is one of the former Portuguese colonies in India and it's the only place in the state of Gujarat where it is legal to drink/sell/possess alcohol. And it is supposedly THE attraction of Gujarat. Well it soon turned out that it is actually not that ...

... hotel recommended in the Lonely Planet that we fancied and is called the Sao Tome Retiro and is an old converted church, downstairs is a museum and upstairs there are 8 rooms but best of all it is the highest point of the island and from the roof you get ...