After three days in Mumbay I headed to Goa, in a very comfortable train. Of six people in the cabin 3 we were Software Designers!!! One Indian girl and an another girl from Belgium the former has recently left her job for a Mobile phone operator. Her name was Favienne and we were travelling together several days, strangely enough we had many other things in common.
I went to Vagator beach, Arambol, Adjuna, Panjim y Patnem.
Patnem beach is incredible and still not discovered by tourist package. I am staying a hut tower with views to the beach, wonderful place for meditation.
Goa is an ex Portuguese colony and you can feel this everywhere. Some areas are packed with tourist coming over for 2 weeks or so, use to be a hippy place, but now it getting more a more touristy.
In Goa Sunset and Sunrise are the most important events of the day … this an some Trance parties now and them.
I went to Vagator beach, Arambol, Adjuna, Panjim y Patnem.
Patnem beach is incredible and still not discovered by tourist package. I am staying a hut tower with views to the beach, wonderful place for meditation.
Goa is an ex Portuguese colony and you can feel this everywhere. Some areas are packed with tourist coming over for 2 weeks or so, use to be a hippy place, but now it getting more a more touristy.
In Goa Sunset and Sunrise are the most important events of the day … this an some Trance parties now and them.
1 comment:
Namasté!!
Dios!!! qué envidia me das!! y cuántos recuerdos y sensaciones... juer!! las ganitas que tengo de volver por esas tierras y ver Goa en pleno apogeo que no en pleno monzón como yo me lo encontré. Acabas de empezar tu viaje y supongo que tendrás esa mezcla de sensaciones, de no saber lo que te espera... Como siempre digo India a mí me devolvió la capacidad de sorprenderme y ya no me sorprende nada allí...
y ahora a Hampi... mi lugar favorito de cuantos visité (junto a Varanasi...) mágico y misterioso lugar de ruinas y paisajes de dibujos animados. Espero que te guste mi trocito de paraiso en ese país (nota: no olvides ir a un restaurante que está en la orilla del rio cuyo nombre era mango no sé qué...)
Yo seguiré leyendo tu blog para conocer tu India.
Mil besos y disfruta!!!!
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