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The following day we decided to head north to Panjim, the capital of Goa, its very Portuguese. When the British Raj gave India back to the Indians in 1947, the Portuguese decided to keep Goa. So, according to a man we met on the train the Indians flew a ...
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... Tina also bought a beautiful blue salway kameez there, that I can't wait to see her in. Old Goa, only 11km from Panaji, is basically a bundle of churches in the jungles. But they are enormous, old Portugese churches. The Church of Bom Jesus holds the ...
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... (a real problem here in India). So, another splurge was in the air and we decided to stay at the nice Panjim Inn. Panjim (aka Panaji) is the most laid back and "western" town we have seen thus far and therefore really relaxing...and on top there is some ...
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Goa -places to watch
Posted on Mar 7, 2009, 01:33:36
... beach is 6km from Panaji. The calm and shallow waters of Siridao beach make it ideal for swimming. Vagator beach is 25km from Panaji. This secluded beach is enhanced with the Chapora fort that marks the entrance to the bay. Old Goa Velha Goa is on the ...
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Best places in GOA..
Posted on Mar 7, 2009, 01:27:25
... would wish. The most developed beach segment is the Calangute - Baga - Anjuna belt in the Bardesh subdivision north of Panaji. The north Goa beaches in Pernem subdivision are delightfully primitive and untouched: Keri beach (with Tiracol and an ancient ...
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