Goa is not anyhow less than colourful extravaganza. Visitors from all over the world keep thronging the exotic state for throughout the year. The reason behind this universal fascination is availability of varied tourist attractions. Visitors have a lot to see and still lot more is left unexplored. Be it the art forms of Goa or handicrafts, you will be simply spell bound to witness the artistic excellence of its artists and artisans. Ancient temples, Portuguese churches and palatial mansions can easily be described as masterpieces. Paintings depict the episodes from Hindu and Christian epics.

Goans also celebrate the fairs and festivals whole heartedly. As it's largely populated by Hindus, Christians and others, these fairs and festivals belong to all of these different faiths. But these have their distinct Goan flavour. This local flavour can also be easily relished from its soothing music or tasteful cuisine. Mando is a love song, sung by Goan Catholics in a group accompanied with dance. Suvari is a traditional folk music, a tone setter for all Hindu festivities. Fish and Feni Fish, curry and rice are some popular Goan dishes. But the list doesn't end here itself. Prawns, clams, lobsters, crabs, pomfrets, ladyfish and oyesters are also popular dishes here.

If the tourists are interested in Goan fashion, they can check-out any of the famous designer wear stores including Sosas, Sangolda and Philu Martin. All of those interested to have a glimpse of real Goa may stroll through any of the 347 villages in Goa. So, come and savor all the colours of this wonderful land.