Tag: South Goa
South Goa is a stunning coastal region located in the state of Goa, India, and it is known for its picturesque beaches and range of attractions. The region is famous for its peaceful atmosphere, lush greenery, and pristine beaches, such as Palolem, Colva, and Benaulim. The region is also home to a range of wildlife attractions.
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Traffic and taxi in North Goa and South Goa
This video takes you to South Goa and North Goa by the road and shows you the amazing surprises in Indian traffic. Learn also the taxi practise and a/c taxi prices in Goa
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Carnival euphoria in Goa
From this video I made you will get a little glance of what the carnival in Goa, India, looked like in February 2013
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Best café of the past decade in South Goa
The year 2019 is came to its end and now it is time to pick the best café of the past decade in South Goa. Not counting the beach restaurants makes it a bit easier thing to do –
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Video: Holiday in Goa and the menu for tourist
The video focuses on the good Indian food I was happy to experience. It will tell you the good foods to try out in case you’re planning to travel to Goa.
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All the beaches in Goa (video)
It took 14 years to make this video All the beaches in Goa in just one minute. But that’s how it is when you live and blog both in Europe and in India.
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Travel and music videos inspired by Goa, India
The video playlist contains scenes from both North Goa and South Goa and a lot more videos are on the make, so subscribe my YouTube-channel and you will be among the first ones to see the new videos!
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Sahakari Spice Farm in South Goa (video)
In Sahakari Spice Farm you can see growing, among others, green nature, flowers, pineapples, cashew nuts, pepper corns and other spices , coconuts and bananas in a tree – you can see those in this video attached as well. Bananas and pineapples growing are indeed a very exotic thing to see for a North European…
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An Indian lunch as far as the peppercorn grows!
If you wish to have an Indian lunch as far as the peppercorn grows, then I would recommend Sahakari Spicefarm in Goa, India. Sahakari Spicefarm is located in Ponda in South-Goa and it is very suitable a sight for a traveller, who wants to get to know Indian nature and Indian plants and spices.
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