Introduction
Lying on the West Coast of India, Goa boasts some pristine beaches, memories of the former Portuguese era, the Catholic heritage and a range of lip-smacking traditional cuisines with a taste to last you a lifespan. Tourists choose the place to chill out in an exotic ambiance and party, driving themselves simply insane. It's no wonder you'll see freaks bobbing around on motor bikes, giving you the clue that a great party is in the offing. So, be ready to freak out amid sensuous surroundings!

Climate
Except for the monsoons, the climate of Goa happens to be temperate. No extremes of temperature are experienced. A pleasant and sunny weather predominates the year. Summer extends from mid-March to June, with temperature shooting up to a maximum of 45 degrees centigrade. During winters, from November to mid-February, temperature can touch a low of 3 degrees centigrade. Monsoon continues from June till September. You can plan your anytime avoiding only the rainy season.

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Important Cities & Towns
Before one contemplates and plans a trip to the exotic state of Goa, one needs to be aware of the major and famous cities and towns of Goa. Panjim, the capital of the state, lies on the banks of the Mandovi River and is a favoured destination of the tourists. It's due to the unhurried charm and the old-world charm of the city that tourists actually like. Vasco-da-Gama, 29 km southwest of Panjim, was once the busiest ports along the West Coast. Another must-visit for tourists is Mapusa which serves as the headquarters of the Bardez Taluka. Other popular cities of the state include Margao, Ponda, Canacona etc.

People & Culture
People of Goa have a relaxed approach towards life and are devoted to making fun. They enjoy their afternoon siestas and are known for a multicultural past. Though Hindus form a major part of the population, there are churches to be seen almost everywhere. Christians of Goa practice their religion with all the freedom. Celebration of Christmas and Goa have a new meaning for visitors to Goa. English and Hindi are the chief spoken languages in Goa. Other languages spoken in Goa include Portuguese, Konkani and Marathi. The festivals of Goa are joined in by all, irrespective of caste and creed.

Famous Travel Attractions
Of course, beaches are the first love for tourists. When we say beaches we don't mean only expansive sands. There's a lot more that comes with it. Excellent water sports, beach games, visiting historical landmarks, gorging on fresh sea food and gulping it down with delectable sips of feni are a part of the fun. And when you've done with your beach-high, Goa offers to see ancient temples, baroque churches and taking-it-easy villages. Churches that you would love visiting include Church of Our Lady of Rosary, Church of St Francis of Assisi, the Se Cathedral and the Basilica of Bom Jesus.

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Air/ Rail/ Road Links
The Dabolim Airport of Goa is at a distance of 29 km from Goan capital Panaji. Indian Airlines operates regular flight connecting Panaji with Delhi and Mumbai. Besides, there are chartered flights as well operating from UK and Germany. The recent establishment of the Konkan Railways link Margao and Vasco da Gama with the key destinations of the country. Buses of Goa, Maharashtra and Karnataka state transport corporation operate from the Kadamba Bus Stand of Goa. Boat services between Mumbai and Panaji are also available for your convenience.