Goa, India is known as the "Pearl of the Orient" this magnificent city is located on India's western coast Goa is a magnificent city favored by travelers and tourists in the know. Originally a Portuguese colony Goa was returned to Indian control on December 19, 1961. This Portuguese colonization means that the city of Goa is a fantastic meeting place of East and West, where all religions mingle and enjoy the magic of the city. Being a former Portuguese colony, this jewel of the city has some fantastic examples of old world colonial Portuguese architecture in the homes, public buildings and churches and reflecting its Portuguese heritage. Goa has many magnificent gardens filled with lush greenery and exotic flowers that can't help but captivate the imagination of all those lucky enough to see them. It has often been said. "It's not the destination it's the journey that matters." In Goa's case this is absolutely true no matter how you arrive in this wonderful city. While you are traveling, you will feel an inescapable pull as though you are being beckoned to someplace you're always belonged. Goa is filled with spectacular open-air markets, where you can find many treasures and everything in between from fruit and vegetables and fresh fish were a famous Indian carpet (if you're lucky. It might even fly) if however you are looking for little higher culture. Don't worry. Goa has, you covered there as well there are spectacular museums that explain the history of this magnificent city from its days as a Portuguese colony to its repatriation, as well as various aspects of Indian culture and history, and there is no better way to understand the place than to understand where it's come from. Walking around visiting all the markets museums, gardens and architecture is going to work up a mighty big appetite. And if you fancy yourself a gastronomic Explorer, then Goa is the place for you! You will be able to sample a wide variety of regional specialties from all over India, as well as the cultural fusions. The city is famous for which will tickle your taste buds, long after the meal is finished. You will gain in entirely new appreciation for Indian food. Once you have eaten the delectable morsels but Goa has to offer. So if visiting a place known as the Pearl of the Orient sounds like an ideal adventure to you that I not take Ms. Passport along for the ride? The Ms. Passport guidebooks are designed to provide you with a unforgettable, three day mini vacation itinerary. The itinerary is designed to be a Friday through Sunday trip Friday being the first day you arrive at your destination. Each day of the itinerary will include one main attraction adventure or event, and alongside this will be listed suggested restaurants and bars that will be in the same vicinity as your adventure. This is to make finding a restaurant a little less confusing and more convenient. Especially after you have worked up an appetite experiencing something new each handy little travel guides also come equipped with all of the most pertinent information. Everything from contact numbers of the hotels and restaurants to the museums playhouses and other interesting attractions. This is to make sure that you are spending as little time as possible. Standing in line so that you can focus entirely on making unforgettable memories and experiencing new and wonderful aspects of the world the Ms. Passport travel guides are also stuffed to the gills with interesting trivia and historical information. To keep the gears of your mind turning while on your adventure you will never be disappointed in a Ms. Passport guide she will become a trusted companion for many adventures and many years to come.
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