Goa vacation

Goa is a very interesting place a mixture of cultures and architectures. Here in Goa there is still plenty of European influenced architecture from centuries ago when Europeans exploring there was though the mid East and orient and some ended up in Goa and stayed. This mixture makes for an interesting blend of cultural, religion and people. Set on the coast of the Arabian sea Goa i a small state of India where several rivers meet and empty into the Arabian Sea. In the oldest parts of Goa there is a lot of European architecture and churches dating back 300 years. Goa is a popular destination for Indians, Middle Easterners and Europeans. The warm climate, sunny days and miles of beautiful beaches are what draw vacationers here. The water is warm year round and the coolest times of the year in Goa are still nice and warm for anyone living in the colder north, hence it is a popular place to holiday in the winter. Other than the beach there is plenty to do here, Goa has been settled by people as far back as the 3rd century before the common era (BCE), giving this place an amazing range of history and sites to see. With the mixture of Christian, Buddhism and Hinduism there are a lot of churches and temples to be visited. The state of Goa is speckled with many tiny towns and villages that are fun to explore. Local arts and crafts, foods and adventure await anyone will to leave the beach and head for a drive in land. At my five star hotels Goa hotel I was able to rent a car for the day and get a map, directions and some advice on where to go. It was one of our beast days in Goa. Vies of the oceans from the hillside villages, meeting and talking with locals and seeing how the people n this part of the world live. Goa is a destination I would like to make it back to one day.

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