dudhsagar waterfall trip package trip will start at 6.00 am where our driver will pick you up from your hotel or residence. our driver will drop you at the parking area near mollem national park. from the national park you will be transferred to a jeep safari, which will cover 12 kilometers through bhagwan mahavir wildlife sanctuary while crossing numerous small streams. you’ll be able to seek the thrill of adventure and admire the wondrous flora and fauna as you drive across the wilderness in a jeep safari. we also provide one guide who is well versed in hindi & english providing you with every detail of the trip making it an informative plus adventurous experience. you can swim and enjoy the magnificent dudhsagar waterfall for about 2 hours at the foot of the waterfall. you can also watch natural fish in the pond formed at the base of the waterfall. our trip package also includes life jacket fees, forest entry fees, etc. at the base, the waterfall looks like milk flowing down with sheer force. after spending some time at dudhsagar falls, you’ll be taken to the spice plantation trip. spice plantation tour after heading from dudhsagar fall, we will leave for a spice plantation trip which is located nearby. we will provide you with a truly authentic goan meal at the spice plantation where traditional spices and herbs can be found, you have the option to enjoy an elephant ride and shower for an additional fee. among the spices you can find a few plants such as nutmeg, cloves, betel nut trees, cinnamon and other related spices. after having a lunch and enjoying few activities we will head towards old goa church visit to old goa church heritage after having lunch and enjoying a meal at the spice plantation we will take a tour of old goa church which is now a unesco heritage site. we will visit old goa church after lunch at a spice plantation. this church has been declared a unesco world heritage site. goa's patron saint francis xavier's mortal remains are kept in the basilica of bom jesus. visit the museums preserved in the church, and enjoy taking pictures of the old heritage. few additional charges will apply for a walkthrough of the museum, which will be paid on site.

Visit all the landmarks of Goa on this cultural and heritage sightseeing tour. Travel comfortably from one landmark to the next with a friendly local guide in a private air-conditioned car. Trace the history of Goa from its capital city and beautiful places of worship. Start your day with an early pick-up and head towards Panjim. Appreciate the significance of the Portuguese rule in Goa through the neighborhood known as Fontainhas, Asia's oldest Latin Quarter. Walk amongst the narrow winding lanes and remember to take photos against the bright yellow, green, blue and red walls. Next, head to the former capital Old Goa, now home to World Heritage churches. Marvel at the architecture of the Se Cathedral and the Church of St. Cajetan, and pay a visit to the Basilica of Bom Jesus. Next, visit the Mangueshi Temple, which is of great significance to the Hindu community. After a full day of culture, head to a Spice Plantation located in Southern Goa. Here, you will have a chance to taste a delicious buffet lunch of Goan food preparations. Walk through the Spice Plantation and gain more information on the different herbs and spices used in India. Relax in the green surroundings and peaceful outdoors away from the crowds and noises. At the end of the tour, you will be dropped back to your hotel.

Experience Goa's Portuguese heritage on a guided walking tour filled with historical stories and personal anecdotes. Learn the history as you admire historical monuments, including the Church of St. Francis of Assisi and Se Cathedral. Meet your guide at the Viceroys Arch in Old Goa and begin your walking tour. Marvel at the impressive buildings in the area and listen to insightful stories and facts from your guide, including Goa’s history as a former capital. Continue to the Church of St. Catherine and trace the arrival of the Portuguese in India, who called the area “the Rome of the East.” Walk past the ruins of Old Goa to Se Cathedral, the largest church in Asia. Admire the decorative frescoes in the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, which depict the life of the patron saint. Afterward, enter the Basilica of Bom Jesus, which houses the remains of St. Francis Xavier.

You will be met at the cruise port by your guide who will take you to your transportation. Your journey will take you to the city of Panaji, which is the capital of the Indian state of Goa. Your walk will take you through the Portuguese Latin Quarters of Fontainhas (or Bairro das Fontainhas, in Portuguese). Many of the traditional houses here were built in the 18th and 19th centuries, and their red tiled roofs are what attracts tourists to this area year after year. You will then proceed to the old Goa Churches, Old Goa or Velha Goa (Velha means "old" in Portuguese). The remains of the city are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Old Goa contains churches affiliated to various congregations, including the Se Cathedral (the seat of the Archbishop of Goa), the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, the Church of S. Caetano, and notably, the Basilica of Bom Jesus which contains the relics of Saint Francis Xavier. The tour will then take a drive to the spice garden/plantation, where you will be welcomed in a traditional way before heading back to the cruise port.

Enjoy a pick-up from Mormugao Port in the morning and drive to Old Goa. Discover the historical Portuguese influences on Goa's religion and architecture. Visit the Basilica of Bom Jesus, the most famous monument that holds the remains of St. Francis Xavier, then St. Cathedral (the largest), the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, St. Cajetan Church that was built in the style of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and the Church of Lady of Rosary and Nunnery of St. Monica. Then, explore the tropical Spice Plantation (lunch). Drive to the Mangueshi Temple and later visit Panaji (the capital city of Goa) and Fontainhas (or Bairro das Fontainhas in Portuguese), an old Latin Quarter. Later transfer back to your accommodation

Your guide will meet you at your tour meeting point, from where you can get ready and fasten your seat belts before being taken on a journey through the Portuguese Era. You'll first be taken to the Basilica of Bom Jesus, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From there you will visit the old Goa Churches, before moving on to the Church of St. Francis of Assisi. Next on your agenda will be the Archaeological Museum and Kristu Kala Mandir Art Gallery, which will be the most cultural element of your experience. The Sé Cathedral will be next, which is the largest church in Asia and contains a statue of Jesus. Finally, you'll explore the Adil Shah Palace Gateway, Viceroy’s Arch, and the Statue of Jesus. Your tour will then conclude with your touring the Church of St. Cajetan which provides excellent views of the Mandovi River and Divar Island.

After picking you up up from your hotel, our day will begin with a visit to Shree Manguesh. This famous temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is located on a hillock surrounded by lush green hills. Though small, it has an air of distinctive elegance. Its lofty white tower at the entrance is a countryside landmark. From there, the Shree Mahalsa is just a short distance away. This temple is a place of worship of one of the manifestations of the god Vishnu. Afterwards, we will visit the Sahakari Spice Farm, found in beautiful lush green surroundings. Then, we will continue to the Basilica of Bom Jesus. Built in the 16th century, this magnificent building is the most popular and famous of all the churches in Goa. The mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, kept in a silver casket, are enshrined here. The casket was wrought by Goan silversmiths in 1636-37. Dedicated to Infant Jesus, this church is now a World Heritage Monument. From there, we will head to the Se Cathedral. The most imposing of all the churches at Old Goa, its vaulted interior overwhelms visitors with its sheer grandeur. This Cathedral has five bells, among them the famous Golden bell, the biggest in Goa and one of the best in the world. This church is dedicated to St.Catherine of Alexandria. Finally, we will pay a visit to the Church of St.Francis of Assissi. The entrance and the choir were built in the Manueline style, the only fragment of its kind in the East. First built in 1517, it was later rebuilt twice, in 1521 and in 1661. The interior is illustrated with exquisite paintings and the floor has a large number of tombstones with coats-of-arms. The adjacent convent now houses the Archaeological Museum. Experience this and more of Goa's remarkable history, architecture and culture when you come along!

Beaches: Goa is famous for its pristine beaches that offer a mix of relaxation, water sports, and vibrant beach shacks. Some of the most popular beaches include Baga Beach, Calangute Beach, Anjuna Beach, and Palolem Beach. Nightlife: The state boasts a lively and energetic nightlife scene with numerous beach clubs, bars, and nightclubs. The beachside parties, especially in areas like Anjuna and Vagator, are renowned. Historic Sites: Goa has a rich history influenced by Portuguese colonization. Visitors can explore historic sites like the Basilica of Bom Jesus (a U N E S C O World Heritage Site), Se Cathedral, Aguada Fort, and the Old Goa region with its colonial-era churches. Water Sports: Goa offers a wide range of water sports activities such as parasailing, jet-skiing, banana boat rides, and windsurfing, making it a paradise for adventure enthusiasts. Cuisine: Goan cuisine is a delightful fusion of Indian and Portuguese flavors. Dishes like Vindaloo, Xacuti, and Bebinca (a traditional Goan dessert) are must-tries. Seafood is a highlight due to the state's coastal location. Festivals: Goa celebrates various festivals with enthusiasm. The most famous is the Goa Carnival, marked by colorful parades, music, and dance. The Shigmo festival, celebrating spring, and the Sao Joao feast are also significant events. Art and Culture: Goa has a thriving arts scene with numerous galleries, art exhibitions, and cultural events. The state hosts the International Film Festival of India (I F F I) and is home to many local artists. Spice Plantations: Visitors can explore spice plantations to learn about the cultivation of various spices and herbs that contribute to the rich flavors of Goan cuisine. Wildlife Sanctuaries: Goa is home to diverse flora and fauna. The Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and the Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary offer opportunities for nature enthusiasts to explore the local wildlife. Flea Markets: Anjuna Flea Market and the Mapusa Market are popular shopping destinations for souvenirs, clothing, jewelry, handicrafts, and more. Waterfalls: Dudhsagar Waterfall, one of India's tallest waterfalls, is a captivating natural wonder. It's surrounded by lush greenery and is accessible by trekking or by a jeep safari. Yoga and Wellness: Goa is also known for its yoga and wellness retreats. Many centers and resorts offer yoga classes, meditation sessions, and spa treatments in serene surroundings.