Best Budget Hotels In Goa

Calangute Beach

Calangute Beach is known as the “Queen of Beaches”. Calangute Beach is the beach where everyone wants to go there when they land in Goa that's why it's crowded every time during peak season and off-season. This beach is 15 km far from Panaji and this beach has a huge seven-kilometer sweep of sand. This beach offers so many water sports activities like parasailing and water skiing. This beach is very popular for tourists. This place is famous for its vibrant market they sell everything according to your needs from beer to food, to junk jewelry, clothes, trinkets, and pawn items. At this beach, nearby you can see so many Palm and coconut trees. 

Dudhsagar Falls

Dudhsagar Falls in English means Sea of Milk. It is located in Goa. The Dudhsagar Falls falls from Mandovi River to western ghat Panjim where it meats with the Arabian Sea. This area is surrounded by the forest. This fall looks very beautiful at the time of monsoon when the water cascades with full force. Dudhsagar Falls is the tallest fall in India. Dudhsagar Falls is very drowned with the local legend which tells his mysterious history. According to the story once a princess daily comes here for a bath after bathing she sits near the lake and drinks one jug of Milk. After someone price went from there and saw her, the prince was very attracted to the princess's beauty. After seeing the prince the princess was embarrassed by his eyes watching her, then the princess put the milk jug in front of her like a curtain to hide her modesty. The curtain of the milk is the point of origin of the waterfall. That's why its name is Dudhsagar. ‘Sea of Milk’

Aguada Fort

The Aguada Fort is a very old fort in Goa it was made in the Year 1612 for guarding from the Dutch. It was a reference point for ships that came from Europe. This fort is located south of Candolim at the shore of Mandovi River. At starting the fort worked for defense of shipping. Inside the fort, there is a Fresh Water spring that provides water to those who stop at this point. That is why this fort's name is Aguada which means in the Portuguese language Waterly. In the Year 1612, this fort grandstand for his 79 cannons. Aguada Fort was the most prized and crucial fort of the Portuguese. During the time of the Salazar Administration, the Aquada Fort is used as a Prison for Salazar political opponents. Aquada Central Jail is a Part of the fort and was the largest prison in Goa.

Baga Beach

Baga Beach is one of the most attractive place in Goa. At Baga beach you will find so many attractive things there likes water sports, fine dining restaurant, bars and clubs. You can also go and enjoy for Dolphon spotting tours and island trips from the beach. Baga Beach is also famous for his nightlife scenes in goa.

Basilica of Bom Jesus

The Basilica of Bom Jesus is a Church that was made in the Year 1605. The church ‘Bom Jesus’ means the Good Jesus. This church is dedicated to Jesus. At the top of the Mask of the church, HIS is written which is the first three letters of Jesus in Greek. This church shows the combination of Doric, Corinthian, and Composite styles. There is a very interesting story behind the construction of the church, The Jesuits faced strong opposition from the Senate, The Santa Cassa Da, Misericordia, and Franciscans from the plan of construction at the name of Huge square place Terreiro dos Gallos. On that day when the construction was stopped legally before that day two fathers and one brother converted a small house into a temporary church and on that door wrote the word JESUS. The next morning open the door of the church and ring the bell to invite the neighbourhood to celebrate mass. After that, the opponents never uproot the occupiers.

Chapora Fort

Chapora Fort is located at Bardez, Goa high above the Chapora River. Chapora Fort is located at a prominent position that commands views in all directions. It also has steps slopes on all sides. Once there was a church inside the fort, which was dedicated to St. Anthony has now disappeared and inside there are few signs of the barracks and housing exists that filled this vast area. A natural valley to the beach protected by rocky promontories provides excellent natural access to the sea. This fort was built by Adil Shah and was called Shapora after a request by the Portuguese the name was changed to Shapora by Malvankar.