Old Goa
Avail Old Goa tours for a glimpse into the chequered history of this ancient capital. Basilica of Bom Jesus, A must-have on the Old Goa tour, the Basilica of Bom Jesus church is dedicated to Infant Jesus. An epitome of Baroque architecture, this church has been declared a World Heritage Monument. Basilica of Bom Jesus enshrines the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, the patron saint of Goa.

Panaji
Besides being the capital of Goa, Panjim itself is a lovely little town along the banks of the Mandovi river. Check out Azad Maidan square and 18th June road for some the town’s best scenes.

Spice Plantation
Goa is synonymous to its exotic beaches and pulsating nightlife. Tourists come here to enjoy the relaxed pace of life and rediscover themselves in peaceful and serene surroundings. But there is more to Goa than just beaches, churches, nightlife and casinos. A major attraction in the rural side is the spice plantation of Goa. Situated in the region called Ponda (central Goa), the spice plantations in Goa use organic methods of cultivation and farming.

Dudhsagar Waterfall
Step into a jeep, while driving through the jungle and rivers you see and hear the liveliness of the wildlife sanctuary.

Fort Aguada
Fort Aguada is strategically situated at the estuary of the river Mandovi, this fort was constructed in 1612 as a guard against invasions from the Dutch and the Marathas. The walls of this fort are 5 mts high and 1.3 mts wide. Little surprise then that this remains to be the only fort that was not conquered by any invaders during the 450 yearlong rule of the Portuguese empire.