Category Archives: Alternative Tourism

Now, ride hot air balloon for a unique view of Goa

Now, ride hot air balloon for a unique view of Goa http://englishnews.thegoan.net/story.php?id=31697   Speaking to The Goan at Assolda on Tuesday after a group of media persons were given a ride on a hot air balloon to demonstrate its capabilities … Continue reading →

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Hot air balloon makes emergency landing

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/hot-air-balloon-makes-emergency-landing/articleshow/57741004.cms A hot air balloon had to make an emergency landing at Amlai-Panchawadi, Shiroda on Monday due to a technical snag. Sources confirmed that the balloon had developed a problem and the tour was discontinued.  Panchawadi’s former sarpanch Keshav Naik … Continue reading →

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Temple town cry for a tourism development plan

The suggestions in this article are really absurd. Why do the suggestions always have some alien projects . Why cant we build on whats already there ?

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GTDC denies locals opposing paragliding in mandrem

The problem with GTDC is they think they are high above in the sky and that the voice of the people is not meant for them to listen. This pipe dream too will meet its grave soon!!

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Verna Village

Verna – a village of rich culture, tradition and history, 19.5 kms. from  Panjim city, in salcete taluka, south Goa, is well known for its natural scenic beauty. Besides the ‘Titan’ industrial area we explore much much more of the … Continue reading →

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Agassaim Village

Agassaim the village in tiswaddi taluka in Goa is very well known for pork sausages, brinjals/egg tree vegetable and sweet potatoes. It is fifteen kms from the city of Panjim. Agassaim is much more as we explore it for you’ll. … Continue reading →

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