Beaches in and near Panaji, Goa: What do you need to know?

In Goa we have the beaches as the main reason for the bustling tourists yearly and are a definite sight to see in the mornings. It’s always rush hour during mornings and after six pm so to be effective in timing, to always plan ahead of it. Schools have to different methods of education’s which are the ICSE and CBSE. Public schools and private schools have been very differentiated for castes. The numerous differences in the cultures are what brings the people of India together and what differentiates us.

Panaji is the capital of Goa and has a heritage precinct and Latin quarter, in addition to playing host to the annual Film Festival of India (IFFI). It is also close to two well known beaches is Miramar and dona Paula. Several cinemas are also located there.

It is a very wet and humid place. Summer temperatures can go up to 34 degree Celsius and proximity to sea also makes it a humid city. Monsoons are quite enjoyable and bring the much needed relief from the heat. The city still retains its Portuguese past and has many monuments of that era. The most prominent is the Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception Church (Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Imaculada Conceição), built in 1541 by the Portuguese, this church sits on a hill overlooking the city of Panaji. If you are a “Beach” person and love those evening strolls on the beach, the city is home to the famous Miramar Beach. The city has something for everyone if you are religiously inclined, or a party buffs, the city never disappoints.