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HOT N SWEET TEMPTATIONS

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All of our baked goods are made fresh to order using only high-quality ingredients from trusted suppliers. We deliver portions of cake (by the slice), or can create and deliver stunning celebration cakes for any occasion. Let our talented bakers take care of the hard work. All you need to do is place your order, open the door when it arrives, and then tuck in. Feel free to place your order online or over the phone. We can deliver to you, or you can pick your order up from us on Fusehill Street.

“Tika Utsav 3.0” coming soon to Goa

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The Goa government on Wednesday announced that it will host "Tika Utsav 3.0", a vaccination festival across the state to inoculate maximum population in the age group of 18 to…

LOCKDOWN EXTENDED TILL JUNE 14

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Goa: After reviewing the coronavirus situation, the Goa government on Saturday extended the lockdown or the corona curfew in the state till June 14. Taking to Twitter, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant…

HISTORY OF GOA’S STATEHOOD AND UNIQUE IDENTITY

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The 1967 Goa status referendum was a referendum held in the state of Goa, India, on 16 January 1967, to decide the future of the Union Territory of Goa, Daman and Diu within the Union. Although popularly called an opinion poll, it was in fact, a referendum, as the results of the poll were binding on the government of India. The referendum offered the people of Goa a choice between continuing as a union territory or merging with the state of Maharashtra.

THE BEAUTIFUL MANGROVE BOARDWALK

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India’s second Mangrove Boardwalk opened in the heart of Panjim city (the first one is in the Andaman islands). Located right behind the Goa State Central Library, this walk is an insight into the many types of mangrove species, the wildlife of the area and a call for a close interaction with nature.

Dona Paula Jetty

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Dona Paula is a renowned location in the Capital of Goa. It is the most extravagant destination as it houses the National Institute of Oceanography (NIO), the Raj Bhavan, and the sunset viewpoint Dona Paula Jetty. It is a major tourist attraction with several activities in its proximity.

Anjuna Beach

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Goa’s west coast is blessed with Golden Beaches that embellish the tiny coastal state. The shores of the Anjuna beach are a heavenly bliss for thousands of beach lovers globally. The convivial beach has lots of activities that can wind happiness on every tourist. The waters are cool for a swim, couples can stroll along the sandy shores, families can indulge in adventure sports, and night buffs can party all night.

Calangute Beach

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Calangute beach is the most popular beach in North Goa. It is so famous that it has been crowned as the Queen of Beaches. This beach is the perfect destination to enjoy natural bliss, experience water sports, and engage in the nightlife.

Butterfly Beach

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The shimmering waters and sparkling sands of the Butterfly beach style it as the most serene beach in South Goa. The isolated bay is parted from the world but located a few kilometers north of Palolem beach.

Dudhsagar Waterfall

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After having a glimpse of the Dudhsagar waterfalls, you will realize the significance of its name. Dudhsagar is a Konkani word that translated to the sea of milk. It is a magnificent waterfall whose waters resemble milk gushing from a height of 1017 feet. Thus, creating white spray and foam giving a milky appearance.