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The Scintillating Beaches of Goa

What comes to your mind when you think of Goa?? It is sun, sand, surf, party, fun and the pristine beaches crowded by people from all across the globe. Goa is undoubtedly the most popular tourist destination in India. Goa, though the smallest state of India, has the maximum number of tourist inflow. Each year millions of tourists (domestic and international) travel to Goa. Goa has about a 100 km coastline and has a total of about 50 beaches. All these beaches are breathtaking and beautiful. Out of these stupendous beaches some are way too crowded and some are silent and calm. But one thin...

The Top 5 Secret Beaches of India

If you ask someone about the best Beaches of India you?ll for sure hear of the most popular beaches of Goa like Anjuna Beach, Calangute Beach, Colva Beach or even the Marina Beach, Chennai or Kovalam Beach in Kerala. But has anyone given a thought that are they really the best in India? There are various un-explored and lesser known beaches in India which are equally beautiful and exotic. They are much clean then the other famous beaches of India. ? ? For many the attracting features are crowd, hip and happening place, adventure sports, beach parties, food, people etc. But to me the...

Surf! Sun! Sand! The Best Beaches of India

Looking for a perfect beach travel? Have you ever thought of one in India? To your surprise India has exquisite shoreline. Most of these shorelines are mostly packed with tourists sunbathing, enjoying water sports etc. These beaches are now more commercialized in terms of food vendors, near by food stalls, street peddlers selling local stuff and all. Here is the list of best beaches on India. ?

The Andaman & Nicobar Emerald Islands

Located in the Bay of Bengal about 900km from India, the Andaman & Nicobar Islands are one of the few undiscovered gems that have escaped the clutches of mass tourism. There are no concrete-and-glass resorts offering all-inclusive deals, no nightclubs / discotheques, no shopping malls and no fancy restaurants. While the eastern fringes of the Andaman Sea have now become the playground of the rich and famous in Phuket and Langkawi, the Andaman Islands still retain the original wild and untamed character of this pocket of South East Asia.