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Fort
Aguada
A former
Portuguese guard post with its own lighthouse, a prison during the Salazar
administration and now the most popular tourist place in Goa – Fort Aguada in
Goa has played several roles with aplomb. Built in 1612 by the Portuguese
settlers, the Fort area has now been developed as a five star resort by Goa
tourism. The fort is so large that it envelops the entire
peninsula at the south west tip of Bardez.
[Read About other forts in Goa HERE]
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Saturday
Night Bazaar
The Saturday
Night Bazaar is held in Arpora and on Saturday evenings from 6pm until late
night. A true collector’s delight, this happening flea market is where one may
find archetypical Indian stalls selling teas, spices, Kashmiri carpets and junk
jewelry. Even international designers participate with their stalls and sell
their creations, many of which are sold exclusively here.
[ If you are shopaholic, know about popular shopping in Goa HERE.]
[ If you are shopaholic, know about popular shopping in Goa HERE.]
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3- St.
Cathedral Church
This 16th
century church was built to commemorate the Portuguese victory over a Muslim
army. Initially, the church had 2 towers, one of which collapsed within the
first hundred years of its construction and was never rebuilt. The tower’s
Golden Bell is a special favorite with tourists. Antique paintings adorn the
walls and ceilings of the Church.
1 4- Tito’s
Club
Tito’s Club at the Baga beach entertains large frenzied
crowds with foot tapping Bollywood and international music. A massive floor
area and an exclusive, private area on the first floor pull customers by the
dozen. People here are always chilled out – watching others dance or starting a
party of their own. The club has a Couples only policy.
5- Chances Casino and Club
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