December In Goa At Tiracol Heritage Resort

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Goa, the beautiful Indian state, has enchanted the world with its beautiful churches and luscious beaches. Any month is good to visit Goa but celebration is at peak during some months like December. It is no secret that today, going to Goa in December is on the bucket list of every traveler in India. Everyone wants to visit Goa such is the profound impact this small southern Indian state has had upon the psyche of the Indian travelers in the past decade. Goa is a beautiful place gifted with some of the most beautiful beaches in India, a pleasant climate, lots of greenery and the most chilled out people in the country. Goa is synonymous with fun and relaxation and there is no better time to visit Goa than the month of December. With the Goa temperature in December hovering around 20′C, Goa in December comes to life when most other parts of the country are freezing to death.

Being a Christian dominated area with historical churches and rich Christian tradition, to be in Goa during Christmas time is to be in some luck. The place is transformed into a dizzying state of festive fervor which engulfs everyone. Old Goa is wonderful in December as you get mesmerized by the giant and beautifully decorated churches, the countless number of stalls selling homemade chocolates and cakes and the infectious atmosphere of general happiness and merry-making. Some famous churches to visit during Christmas time in Goa include Basilica of Bom Jesus, Se Cathedral, Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception and Church of St. Francis of Assisi. Celebrating Christmas is one of the highlights of holidaying in Goa in December.

Now that you have made your mind that you are visiting Goa this December, you will require a stay. If you are looking for one of the best luxurious Goa heritage hotels, drive straight to the northernmost tip of the state at Arambol for a stay at Tiracol Fort Heritage Resort. This Heritage Village Hotel in Goa offers contemporary settings which are out of this world seaside vista. The rooms are named after the days of the week and the restaurant offers scrumptious Goan cuisine served at the Fort ramparts that overlook the beautiful city. Heading down to central Goa and the lazy riverside state capital of Panaji also known as Panjim you can stay in properties set on the banks of the Mandovi River.

Further south again, South Goa offers the very best of the state’s beaches, a slower pace both of life and of tourism development, and an invigorating mishmash of paddy fields, white sandy beaches, and warm, blue waters.