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On India’s west coast, travelers can find rugged beaches, Portuguese-inspired architecture, and a handful of impeccable hideaways.
Read the articleDestinations: Goa State · Tribeca · Bardez · Wadi · Corjuem · Panjim · Majorda · Sinquerim · Arpora-Baga · Siolim · Candolim
Themes: Beaches + Islands · Hotels + Resorts
Inspired by: Exploring Goa's Glamour — by Alexandra Marshall, Published Sep. 2009
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An oasis of eccentric refinement in the charm-starved south.
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The common areas include a soaring open kitchen; a broad living room filled with teakwood Indian antiques, groupings of club chairs, and stacks of
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A British-run rental agency with numerous houses in North Goa. Ask for a condo at Coco Shambhala, decorated by Panchavatti’s Loulou Van Damme; the
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Casa Palacio Siolim House, which Kate Moss, Sadie Frost, and their entourage took over for two weeks a few years ago, is on an outlet of the Chapor
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The property is an old riverside warehouse in the inland village of Britona that in 2003 turned into a 10-room property with brightly painted walls
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Sample four varieties of piri-piri at this restaurant, which serves regional, though technically illegal, wild game. (Locating the restaurant is a
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As much an archive of home recipes as a popular lunch spot serving up crab fritters and prawns caldin (a green-chile-and-coconut stew), Mums is ano
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The open-air, waterside setting at chef Urbano de Rego’s traditional Goan restaurant is not to be missed. Chef Rego was the first to bring Goan foo
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A white-sand beach with clear, warm water that hasn’t been overrun.
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The posh dance club of the moment for Indian urbanites.
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Filigreed Indian gold and gemstones at great prices. No haggling required.
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A swap-meet-style market for spices and people-watching.
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The market is a riot of jewelry, spices, wandering cows, Gujarati tribeswomen, and, yes, tourists—because the shopping was so good.
Open Wednesdays
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