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Our week in Goa, India
A Travel Blog entry by jbg63 from Panaji, India
... from Europe, Australia and other Indian states. The Goans are welcoming and hospitable and are proud of the Goan history and heritage. Building is happening all over the State and the tourism, iron ore and fish industries support a growing economy. ...
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Bangalore for one night, then to GOA
A Travel Blog entry by c.i.222 from Goa, Goa, India
... Goa is known as India's quintessential resort town with great beaches. Our hotel, The Lemon Tree, is located in Candolim Village in North GOA near the Arabian Sea. Our tour this morning was a visit to the Basilica of Born Jesus where ...
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Allahabad & Goa
A Travel Blog entry by yogig from Goa, Goa, India
... blend of colonial Portugal and modern India. Goa is also well-known for its beaches and as a site of world heritage architecture. The nearby village is a pleasure to walk around and, of course, the people are as friendly and engaging as anywhere in ...
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Sunday Funday
A Travel Blog entry by jonathan.felix from Goa, Goa, India
... laundry ("dhobie) over a week ago and there has been no word to their whereabouts... I am running very thin on underwear -Went to Goa (a tropical vacation spot an hour flight South of Mumbai) this past weekend and as they say, what happens in Goa... . ...
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India Round Up
A Travel Blog entry by scottszy from Goa, Goa, India
... wall possible, they really are not shy. One of our most memorable moments with this was in Mamallapuram our sleepy little fishing village in south India where we were enjoying a nice dip in the sea when two women decided to empty their entire bin ...
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Palolem- Nature's nest-Badami-Pattadakal-Hampi
A Travel Blog entry by syam0312 from Goa - Badami - Hampi, Goa, India
... memories of our stay there.The place is in old Goa which is just 20 min drive from Pamjim.Old Goa has the typical Goan village charm.Old Goa and all the places around it looked almost same as if time stood still for all these years.The hotel is just 5 ...
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having a curry good time!
A Travel Blog entry by claire_noel from Goa, Goa, India
... Hampi!!! There are two sides of hampi. South of the river is the old 'dry' city which happens to be the largest world heritage site on the planet! It is covered in old temples, ruined markets and palces dating back to 11th Century for the earliest and up ...
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Paradise lost
A Travel Blog entry by franglitter from Goa, India
... and we struggled over to old Goa for our last day. Checked out some more old churches and the ancient Se cathedral - a world heritage site, don't you know... Mostly though, it was a lot of dusty portaits of Portuguese explorers and governors which grew a ...
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Come look my shop
A Travel Blog entry by jonnyhines from Anjuna, Goa, India
... just east of Goa in the state of Karnataka used to be the capital of an ancient empire, as a result it is a UNESCO world heritage site and the surrounding area is stunning, with thousands of rocky outcrops and stacked boulders as far as the eye can see. ...
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I needed a rest.......
A Travel Blog entry by carole91 from Anjuna, Goa, India
... mammoth internet session later I had a confirmed flight and a hotel for the next day, I was off south to Goa...... Here I am in Anjuna, now a quiet village (a few years ago it was party central but it fell out of favour so it's now quieter again) staying ...
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Delhi, Taj Mahal, Rajastan and Goa
A Travel Blog entry by raycoleman from Delhi, India, India
... pants! - Great view from the fort of the blue city. The hotels had definitely improved from Delhi - we mostly stayed in Heritage hotels which didn't really appeal to me at first but it was actually ok with the few exceptions. We stayed in old ...
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Half way through our trip for weekend at Rocky
A Travel Blog entry by mike_margaret from Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
... the 2nd Mayor of Rockhampton. After seeing all 19 of the Heritage Buildings we crossed the Old Fitzroy Bridge which is also heritage listed. The first bridge was a graceful iron suspension bridge, opened in 1881 and then dropped into the river with ...
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Sandy Fraser & Noosa
A Travel Blog entry by thedoublel from Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia
... it?!! Timber felling and sand mining for minerals became big in the 20th century, but in 1992 Fraser Island became a World Heritage Site - due to its exceptional sand dune systems, its rainforests on sand and its beautiful freshwater lakes. The ...
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India, Sri Lanka and a lil' bit of Nepal
A Travel Blog entry by jensjourney from Varanasi, India
... even a handful of telephone/internet rooms. Yesterday, Menno and I walked to the nearby 16th century Vittali Temple (a world heritage site). We quickly realized that the temple is not only for foreigners as bus loads of Indian school children arrived ...
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Pondicherry pondicherry didn't do much to ...
A Travel Blog entry by hans from Pondi, India
... they are basically weeds, totally overgrowing the graves. The flowers smell good and this attracts lots of butterflies. Malabar House is a heritage-hotel with a colonial feel about it. Excellent for a lemon-soda or a snack on its veranda and it might ...
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Ships of the Desert
A Travel Blog entry by mullos from Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India
... to hold on and smile at the hordes of red robed monks with video cameras. The Ellora Caves are listed as a world heritage site. Over five centuries, generations of Buddhist, Hindu and Jain monks carved monasteries, chapels and temples from a 2km long ...
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Exploring the ruins of Hampi by bike
A Travel Blog entry by sam.lee from Hampi, Karnataka, India
... in the booze and christian province of Goa. I shared it with a French girl and a couple on the roof top of Lakshmi Heritage Tourist Home, which was the best and cleanest guesthouse I've stayed in India. Room with a view cost only 400 rupees and even ...
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Asia...That's a Wrap!
A Travel Blog entry by wayfarer_vic from Gili Trawangan, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
... afternoon when the 40°C heat made it unbearable to be outside! We also went on a day trip to the Local World Heritage Sites; Borobudur and Prambanan, ancient Buddhist and Hindu temples. Our tour of a country wouldn’t be complete without seeing at ...
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Incredible India...
A Travel Blog entry by mericanomad from Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, India
... you of the Flintstones, but with fields of neon green rice paddies and coconut trees. It is the second largest UNESCO Heritage place in the world, there are around a hundred temples scattered about the countryside. It looks like someone dropped millions ...
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Casa Britona Boutique Resort Bardez
217 Near Charmanos Badem Salvador-Do-Mundo, Bardez, Goa, India
Casa Britona was once a 300 year old Private Heritage Warehouse now converted into a charming riverside villa, nestled in the heart of the pretty fishing village Britona. An ideal spot for the discerning traveller. A short drive from the villa, one can ...
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