Is Goa expensive?

Is Goa expensive?

Goa is the smallest state in India but it packs a lot of punch. An eclectic fusion of Portuguese and Indian culture and the hippie capital, it is unlike anywhere else in India. It’s more expensive compared to the rest of India but that’s hardly a fair comparison – considering India’s dirt cheap prices.

Which month is best for Goa?

Mid-November to Mid-February: These are the best months to visit the party capital since the weather is pleasantly cool and comfortable. It’s the perfect time to relax on the beaches amidst other tourists who make the most of these three months in Goa.

How many days are enough for Goa?

Scenic beaches, exciting water-sports, partying spots, and architectural landmarks come together to make North Goa a traveler’s delight. When you are on a 4-day trip in Goa, make sure that you devote at least 2 days to explore the attractions in North Goa.

What do girls wear in Goa?

WHAT TO WEAR IN GOA FOR LADIES

• A Bikini/ Monokini or a Bodysuit.
• Cover-ups And Sarongs.
• Maxi Dresses, Tshirt Dresses, Skater Dresses, Off-shoulder Dresses.
• Don’t Go Short On Shorts.
• Go offbeat – Pallazos, Harem pants, Mermaid Pants, Dhotis.
• Crop tops.
• Loose T-shirts and Tanks.
• Accessorize as much as you can.

What is the famous dress of Goa?

Traditional Goan Attire The attire of the tribal people in Goa comprises of a loincloth known as ‘Kashti’, with a blanket draped around their shoulders. The women wear a traditional sari with a tied knot using their ‘Kunbi palloo’ and have a very distinctive dressing style.

What is the main food of Goa?

Goan food is considered incomplete without fish, Rice and fish-curry is the staple of most Goans. Taste it once and you will know why! Kingfish (Vison or Visvan) is the most common delicacy. Others include Pomfret, Shark, Tuna and Mackerel.

What do they speak in Goa?

Konkani

Are Goans rich?

Goa is India’s richest state with the highest GDP per capita – two and a half times that of the country – with one of its fastest growth rates: 8.23% (yearly average 1990–2000).