Today has been an incredible day. Set out for a long ride on the road and came across some of the finest sights in Goa. From Canacona to Varca, I witnessed limitless greenery, white sand beaches, blue lagoons, cute bridges and quaint Portuguese bungalows. Across 80kms of my journey, I occasionally lost my way and I stopped by the people smiling at me for reliable navigation.
Even though Goa sees an enormous amount of travellers through the year, I have began to realise how it is still largely unexplored.
Amrita Das
I have been a travel and culture independent journalist. My bylines have appeared in many publications worldwide including National Geographic Traveller India, Lonely Planet Magazine India, The Indian Express and World Travel Magazine. A fellow of Media Ambassadors India-Germany 2019 program by Robert Bosch Stiftung and Centre for Media Competence, University of Tübingen. Currently, I am the photo editor for RoundGlass Sustain, a wildlife and conservation e-publication. I live in India.
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This pic is gorgeous..but what about the pics of the lagoons and cute bridges??
Coming soon ;)
great post. Goa is known for its beaches. That’s what everybody thinks of when they think Goa, but it’s such a beautiful, green part of the country. Well worth exploring inland! :)
The most gorgeous part of Goa is in fact the forests. Such rich wildlife and flora is seldom seem anywhere. All thanks to the Western Ghats. I can’t wait for the Monsoons here! :)
I agree. It’s simply overrated for its beaches and parties. The true Goa is truly unexplored.
Absolutely, such as the forests of Goa :)