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Category Archives: Alternative Tourism
Heritage experience in the village of Loutolim
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Mayem lake not lush with tourists anymore
Mr.Nilesh Cabral, are you going to do something to revive Mayen Lake or are you so caught up in your so called new tourism avenues that you really don’t care to revive what you have chosen to neglect.
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Citizens want Borim waterfalls patrolled
All picnic spots need to have proper garbage disposal areas and its not only having them but also the disposal of this garbage bins needs to be done regular. These picnic spots will soon be garbage dumps is not preserved. … Continue reading
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Shooting Locales to be upgraded to promote hinterland tourism
Mr Asgaonkar, first put in order what you already have . Put tourism infrastructure in place and enhance the services we have rather then developing brand new tourism spots which will cause more damage to the fragile environment.
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Three rescued off Calangute beach
Monsoons attract a lot of Indian tourists. The Sea or water is one of the main attractions for them. The fury of the sea is at its maximum during the monsoons. The Government needs to actively promote waterfalls during the … Continue reading
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