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Theni to South Goa Package by Train

South Goa Tourism 

Big Foot in South Goa is an off-beat museum, one with a lot of variations. It is set up and run privately by an artist named Maendra Alvares, for instance. Secondly, it is an open-air museum that recreates the old days of a miniature Goan village. Miniature houses depicting traditional Goan life and culture, a craft centre that sells Goan artefacts, a bird habitat, a bakery, rubber plantations, a spice yard, and much more are some of the museum's main highlights. Another key attraction of the museum is the 14-meter high Sant Mirabai sculpture, apparently the largest laterite sculpture in the country.


Mollem National Park : The core area of Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary, Mollem National Park is home to a large number of wildlife species, birds, reptiles, and butterflies. You can easily spot wild boar, barking deer, Bonnet Macaque, and big cats like leopards and tigers while roaming around this park. You would be happy to visit this place if you are a bird lover, as it houses more than 120 bird species. The park's main attraction is the exciting jungle safaris during which your wild friends can be watched from close quarters.


Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary: The Cortigao Wildlife Sanctuary draws you to a paradise of native flora and fauna, away from the sunny beaches and shacks of South Goa. It boasts a number of species of wildlife, including slender loris, mouse deer, pangolin, malabar trogon, bittern Malay, golden-back gliding snake, and many more. A treetop watchtower overlooking a watering hole is one of the main attractions of the sanctuary. Around dawn or dusk, if you climb up the watchtower, you can watch several animals visit the watering hole to quench their thirst. And now in a lifetime, that's a sight you wouldn't want to miss.


Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary: Another must-visit place to add to your itinerary is Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary, situated in the south-eastern part of Goa. The sanctuary is a common place for nature enthusiasts, wildlife lovers and birdwatchers, home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, including Giant Squirrels, Great Pied Hornbills, Grey Headed Bulbul, Slender Loris, and an exciting range of mammals, butterflies, and birds. This is the place to be for those seeking a tryst with nature and its many wonders.


Tambdi Surla Mahadev Temple: The Mahadeva Temple of Tambdi Surla is one of the oldest temples in the area and dates back to the 12th century. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, as its name implies, and is surrounded by lush green foliage. Another interesting feature of the temple is that it is built in the Kadamba-Yadava architectural style, something that you wouldn't often find in the Hindu temples of India.


Goa Chitra Museum : If you thought that the culture and lifestyle were still the same in Goa, think again! Goa Chitra Museum takes you on a journey through Goa's cultural and historical past through its 4000 plus exhibits. These artefacts map out the lifestyle of the people of Goa in the past and how it has changed over time due to many historical and cultural factors. The museum is a treasure chest of artefacts ranging from agricultural equipment to musical instruments and even staple food of all sizes. Needless to mention, it is one of the must-visit museums in Goa where you can get a glimpse into the city's rich and fascinating past.

Famous Things to do in South Goa

Shanta Durga Temple: The Indo-Portuguese architectural style is exemplified by this ancient temple that dates back more than 450 years. It boasts Roman arched windows, a rare sight among Goa's temples. A five-story lamp tower is this temple's additional attraction. The Shanta Durga Temple is devoted to the worship of Goddess Durga as a mediator between Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu.


Margao Municipal Market: Now that you've had your share of beaches, museums, nature, and history, isn't it time to go shopping like a real Goan for some retail therapy? Make your way to one of South Goa's most famous markets, the Margao Municipal Market, where you'll find everything from cashews, spices and alcohol to souvenirs, clothes and crafts. Without feeling tired or bored, you can spend hours here.


Dudhsagar waterfalls: This picturesque waterfall forms the boundary between Goa and Karnataka, situated in the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary and Mollem National Park. The entire area is surrounded by lush green forests and the cascade of falls from an altitude of 310 metres provides a stunning sight. Literally, the word Dudhsagar means 'the milk sea' and that's exactly what this waterfall is, milky, foamy, and just so lovely.


Bogmalo Beach: A small beach, Bogmalo is one of South Goa's best picnic spots for relaxing in the afternoons and evenings. The best part is that Dabolim Airport is only 4 km away, so you can get directly to this place as soon as you land in Goa. There's even a resort called Bogmallo Beach Resort where, if you want beachside and peaceful accommodation in Goa, you might want to stay.


Butterfly Beach: Goa's uncrowded and secret beach is a masterpiece of its own. The name itself justifies the location's elegance. If you've never been to this beach before, it offers you more reasons to go and discover its beauty. Indeed, it is one of the best places to visit in 1 day in South Goa. Dolphins, crabs, and butterflies can be seen on this beach as well.

Interesting Spots in South Goa

Cavelossim Beach: This beach is surrounded by a picturesque landscape coming in with beautiful sunshine. The serene coastline is amazing and the ideal place to relax and take a break from mundane life. This beach is an absolute must-visit and a perfect tourist spot for couples with relaxing tropical vibes.


Mobor Beach: If you're on your honeymoon and are looking for romantic places for couples in Goa, then among the South Goa attractions, Mobor is your heaven. This place's picturesque landscape and serene scenery make it a great place for lovebirds to take a romantic walk and spend some quality time together with hands like lobsters clenched. There are also many water sports in your spare time that you would like to enjoy.
Leaving Goa without getting a drink or two at its beach shacks is considered a felony. And you have quite a few choices when you are in the southern part, each of which is known for its food, drinks, music, and ambience.


The reputation of South Goa may be quieter than that of North Goa, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy the nightlife here. There are in truth, many places to visit at night in South Goa and chill out.

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - South Goa Sightseeing Day 2 - South Goa Sightseeing Day 3 - South Goa Sightseeing Day 4 - South Goa Sightseeing