HYD-Goa-HYD

Early this year (Mar '05) made a qick dash to Goa. The season was almost over, I was told, and it will get hotter by the day. We stayed in Holiday Inn in southern Goa - A hotel with huge reputation, dirty rooms and lousy service. Only saving grace was nice pool and landscaping.

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We stayed in southern Goa and avoided crowded beaches and shopping. The beach from our hotel was quite and you could almost be by yourself if you wanted to. The season getting over may have something to do with it but we loved it this way. It was our first time to Goa. The picture on the side is of the fishing boat on the beach during the early morning walk.

Old Goa is a town that has decided to leave time and stay right where it is. It is like pictures from old history book has come alive in front of you. Churches and old cars parked in front of the old houses are typical of Goa's charm. I wonder when if ever the telecom and cola comapnies will be ashamed of their act and stop scarring our hill stations and beach towns. Goans should oppose the ghastly scarring of their heritage. Advertising is necessary but then there are ways of of doing so - anyone listening in the creative department!?!.

Churchs are everywhere! Small and big they are all so beautful.

For those who have read Da Vinci code by Dan Brown (and who has not read it!!) here is another interesting bit not covered by Dan. Below are the pictures of The Last Supper group as painted in the Old Goa Church. See the proof?

Out of the pool - in to the beach chair - and then back in the pool - perrrrfect!

No expert on Goa yet (unlike my good friend Gurrprriet Singh) yet I will answer any questions you may have to help plan your trip. Drop me a note. Find the pictures at flickr

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