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Goa means relax. White, sandy beaches. Rows of palms. Boys playing cricket. Silent people doing yoga. Kids bathing in the ocean and ladies working on their perfect tan. When the hippies came to Goa in the 70s, they were looking for peace and love kind of land and they found it here, in the quiet and tolerant state of India. Half of century has passed since then. Today, these people are on many different life paths. But still a few with gray dreadlocks might be spotted here. And still all kinds of misfits, idealists and dreamers come to Goa.

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Sweet Water Lake, Arambol

The Sweet Water Lake is the lagoon surrounded by hills of greenery and coconut groves.
1h

Colva Beach

The powder white sand, lined along its shore by coconut palms.
1h

Museum of Christian Art, Goa

Exhibits are divided into the following categories: Sculptures, Furniture, Ivory, Paintings, Textiles, Precious Metals, Metals, Miscellaneous.
1h

Church of Lady of Rosary, Goa

Built in 1544, Church of Our Lady of Rosary is one of the oldest built churches in Goa. Simple in its design, the church is an excellent example of Manueline style architecture of the early Portuguese.
1h

Pilar Seminary Museum, Goa

A small museum, which holds some of the Hindu relics, religious paintings, carvings and artefacts.
1h

Church of St. Augustine, Goa

The church was constructed in 1602 by Augustinian friars and was abandoned in 1835. Only the 46m-high tower is left.
1h

Sound and Light Gallery, Goa

Has been set up at Old Goa, adjoining the Basilica of Bom Jesus, entitled `a pilgrimage of the heart'. This is a celebration of the life of Jesus.
1h

Archaeological Museum and Portrait Gallery

Items on display are included as part of eight galleries, comprising the Portuguese rule in Goa, and also the pre-historic and early historic periods of Goan history. The late Medieval period is well covered. There are also portraits of Governors and Viceroys of colonial Goa.
1h

Virupaksha Temple, Hampi

The Virupaksha Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is renowned as one of the most sacred temples in Karnataka. It is part of the Group of Monuments at Hampi, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
1h

Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, Hampi

Known for the largest statue in Hampi of Lakshmi Narasimha, half-man half-lion, an embodiment of Lord Vishnu.
1h

Badavilinga Temple, Hampi

The largest Linga image in Hampi, carved out of a single boulder is here. The sanctum in which the Linga is installed is always filled with water as a water channel is made to flow through it.
1h

Monkey Temple, Hampi

Monkey Temple is situated on Anjanadri Hill. There are many of the heritage sites seen from the top of the hill. The view of sunset is spectacular.
1h

Sasivekalu Ganesha Temple, Hampi

The statue is 2.4 metres (8 feet) tall. Ganesha is in a sitting position, has four arms and a snake tied around his tummy. He loved to eat. In order his tummy not burst out, he caught a snake and tied it around.
1h

Queen's Bath, Hampi

This was a royal pleasure complex for the king and his wives. There are balconies around a big open pond in the middle. The balconies are decorated with tiny windows. In the old times water was enriched with perfumes and fragrance flowers. Extremely elegant place.
1h

Virupaksha Bazaar, Hampi

The Virupaksha Bazaar, located in front of the Virupaksha Temple was the centre of local trade then and functions as a market now. Apart the precious stones and silk clothes, cows and horses were traded here. Today vendors offer handicraft items, textiles, traditional costumes, colourful bags and carved artefacts.
1h
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