Beach life is synonymous with Goa, and for a good reason. While the state offers a wide spectrum of tourist attractions, the beaches of Goa have become a benchmark for other beaches across the country. So, let’s ‘dive in’ into the list of the five best beaches of Goa.

1. Morjim Beach

Morjim Beach in North Goa is not quite like the other famous beaches of Goa. It is peaceful, away from the high-octane activity that surrounds other beaches and a nesting place for the endangered Olive Ridley turtles.

So, expect to find nets around the beach protecting the turtle eggs. And if it’s your lucky day, you’ll find the little guys coming out of their nests and swimming into the ocean.

But ‘peaceful’ doesn’t have to mean ‘devoid of fun.’ The landscape here is an interesting mix of palm tree groves, forests, village cottages and Russian sign boards.

Yes, you read that right. Morgim is a favourite amongst the Russians, and such is their influence here that you’ll find a robust Russian community, and no shortage of restaurants serving Russian and Indo-Russian food.

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2. Anjuna Beach

Set on a backdrop of hills, Anjuna is among the most famous beaches of Goa. The beach is beautifully littered with red laterite rocks and complimented by the white sands and the green hills in the back.

While a favourite amongst nature enthusiasts, Anjuna Beach is an A-Lister when it comes to nightlife and luxury accommodations. You’ll find a lot to do here as the nearby areas are teeming with seafood restaurants cooking the freshest catch and shopping stops offering everything from trinkets to designer clothing.

Anjuna is a beach where you want to bring your camera, as it offers landscapes and moments you’d always want to cherish.

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3. Calangute Beach

Calangute is the largest beach in North Goa and attracts thousands of domestic and international tourists. The reason for such flocking is the presence of water sports activities such as parasailing, water skiing, surfing, among many. 

While many beaches in Goa offer water sports, the rough tides of this beach make sporting and swimming especially challenging and a whole lot more interesting. But this is not the beach you visit during autumn, as swimming and surfing are not allowed in those months due to extremely rough conditions.

Calangute is also the venue of some of the biggest beach parties in India. While active all year round, you’ll find Calangute in its full glory during Christmas and peak summers.

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4. Baga Beach

No list of the best beaches of Goa is complete without including Baga. If you’re bored of Baga, you must be bored of life, because Baga has all that life has to offer. Whether it’s authentic seafood, nightlife, high tides, shopping, water sports or luxury accommodation, Baga has got you covered.

If you happen to be a wind surfer, you can test your skills at the National Wind Surfing Championship held every year between September and November. 

If surfing is not your cup of tea, you can take a boat ride spotting dolphins or fishing.

Located at a distance of only 15 kilometres from the capital Panaji, a visit to Baga is a given if you’re coming to Goa.

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5. Candolim Beach

Candolim is a village in North Goa, and Candolim Beach is, in a way, an extension of Calangute Beach. Despite the continuum, the two beaches offer very contrasting experiences.

Set against a backdrop of rows of palm trees, Candolim Beach is perfect for those who fancy staying, shopping and dining close to the shore.

This soft sandy beach also prides itself in offering a relaxed experience, be it sunbathing, picnicking and relishing some of the freshest seafood.

There is a wide variety of accommodation available near Candolim, and you can choose between hotels, service apartments or inns, depending on your taste and budget.

So, this sums up our list of the top five beaches in Goa. However, this list barely scratches the surface of what this magical state has in store for you. Goa has to be visited and revisited to truly understand and appreciate its magic. So, whatever your idea of the ‘perfect vacation’ might be if you can imagine it, Goa can give it to you.

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If you thought that Jaipur is only meant for a shopping spree and posing with the century-old mansions, then you are in for a surprise. Amidst the ebbing street of colours, an evening in Jaipur is worth every dime spent.

Jaipur, the Rajasthani capital of colours and beauty, is not just limited to ethnic artefacts and traditional handicraft works. The Pink city, as famously known due to the pink sandstone used in its architectural grandeur, reinvigorates by night. Jaipur’s nightlife is probably by far the most happening night life you have come across in the entirety of the country.

The city is a place for the nocturnal to explore more in the dark camouflages of Jaipur’s nightlife. Here is the list of places you should visit to enjoy the city in a different hue.

1. Geoffery’s, Hotel Park Plaza

If you would like to experience the grandeur of Jaipur with a quintessential colonial touch, then this is a must place for you to visit. The classic wooden architecture under the hazy dim yellow lights will add more sparkle to your drink than you could have ever imagined. Not only is the ambience uber cool, but the drinks here have a sassy touch to them too. A must try for your taste buds.

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2. Amigos Bar & Discotheques, Hotel Om Towers

This is the place to visit if you have a keen interest in Mexican culture. The site is designed with a Mexican theme. The music is so good that it will get dance embedded in your blood. It is a place to let the diet chart loose and indulge in the city’s finest Mexican food (it is their specialisation).

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3. Ta BLU, Hotel Clarks

The selling point of this place is its rooftop café bar which is open till 1 am. A simple traditional spacious lounge with sofas and seats for you to sit back and sip the amazing cocktails they offer. You can do all this, while overlooking the Jaipur city glittering with lights at night, under the stars.

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4. The Fireball, Hotel Ramada

If the traditional look of most of Jaipur’s bars& pubs have worn you out, then there is another name on our list of contemporary bars to light up your night. The Fireball is a unique place with its modern minimal ambience. It’s a popular spot for youngsters and many celebrities. The place also holds a discotheque night over the weekends. A little expensive on your pocket, but the fun here is unmatched.

Apart from night clubs, we also have a list of things if you wish to enjoy a quiet display of art and culture.

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5. Light and Sound Show, Amber Fort

It is a 50 minute, must watch spectacular show of lights and sound at the Amber Fort. The fort, already steeped in culture and traditions, revives itself through the night. The various colourful lights thrown at the fort walls coupled with its reflection on the Maota River will leave you breathless. Not only the show, but you can also enjoy indigenous Rajasthani delicacies, and a puppet show, while immersing you in its grand history.

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6. Raj Mandir Cinema, C-16

Created by W.M  Namjoshi, the cinema is owned by Bhuramal Rajmal Surana. It was inaugurated on June 1^st, 1976 with the movie ‘Charas’. Since then, this has been a favourite hub for movie lovers. The ambience is sheer El Classico, but the crowd is a mix of local and foreigners who cheer at every impressive stunt in the film. Also, the food is amazing.

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7. Cultural Shows, ITC Rajputana

A place that will fill your nights with an amazing display of puppet shows and traditional folk dance. You can watch Kabila dancers perform their sensuous moves to mesmerise you with their art or listen to the enchanting songs from the Bhopa singers as they narrate the folklore on the phad (scroll).

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Hope you enjoy the charming nights at Jaipur!

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Jaipur, the land of Maharajas, a tantalising mix of both old and new will certainly leave you mesmerised by its raw beauty. Being the capital of Rajasthan itself makes it a gateway to the most beautiful moments in Indian history, a history where dynasties rose and fell.

Right from the time it was founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II, the city of Jaipur has been acquainted with art in its finest forms, more so in its culture.

In this beautiful city, you can be assured that not a moment of your trip will go by in boredom, whether day or night. While most people know what to do in the daytime, very few know how great the nightlife is in Jaipur.

So, if you are wondering what to do in Jaipur at night then look no further.

There are more than a few excellent places to visit in Jaipur at night, some of which are as follows:

Chokhi Dhani

If you are a big fan of the Rajasthani food and culture, or if you want to experience the same, then Chokhi Dhaniis the perfect place for you. Ideal to visit with family or friends, Chokhi Dhani will leave you dazzled with its realistic depiction of the vibrant culture of Rajasthan.

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Jawahar Circle

Jawahar Circle happens to be the largest circular parkbuilt on a highway traffic circle. There are some attractions for tourists especially if you are wondering what to do in Jaipur at night. The attractions include:

Entertainment Paradise

Kala Mata Mandir

Durga Mata Mandir

The World Trade Park

Gaurav Tower

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Statue Circle

The Statue in Jaipurwas built in tribute to its founder Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. The figure looks best at night and has become quite a famous hangout spot for tourists and locals alike. You can enjoy some of the best street food of Jaipur at this spot.

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Nahargarh Fort

The Nahargarh Fortwill offer you a spectacular view of the entire pink city at night and is a popular part of the nightlife in Jaipur. Since Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan, the Nahargarh Fort was built to improve the defence of the army of Amer. It is recommended to visit this beautiful place by bike for an even more thrilling experience.

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Raj Mandirhappens to be one of the most prestigious movie theatres in India since 1970. Situated at Bhagwan Das Marg on the M.I. Road junction, this film theatre will indeed fulfil your cravings of watching a night show in Jaipur. It is nothing less than a magical experience. Visit this theatre and enjoy a movie in the gorgeous interiors and experience royalty.

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A Jaipur night tourof the Amer Fort is surely a must do when in Jaipur. While the entry cost during the day time is just Rs 25, the entry cost at night is four times that amount. The foundation of this fort was laid in the 16th century by Raja Man Singh. This beautiful monument is made of red sandstone along with white marble.

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The Amar Jawan Jyoti is a beautiful monument constructed to honour all the soldiers of Jaipur for their immense bravery. This structure, located inside the Rajpath, is brilliantly lit up in the evenings and is a beautiful place to visit on your trip to Jaipur.

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A description of the nightlife in Jaipur would be incomplete without this incredible monument. Of all the places to visit in Jaipur at night, the Hawa Mahalis often considered to be the best one. Also known as the Palace of Winds, this beautiful structure is situated in the heart of the city. Constructed in 1799, the Hawa Mahal boasts of mesmerising five levels. This attraction was created to give the royal women of the palace a glimpse of everyday life as they were never allowed outside.

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The wonderful city of Jaipur is just as dazzling in the night as it is colourful in the day. Just as the city falls into dusk, all of its famous monuments are illuminated in the dark; the streets begin to shine, and everybody is invited to join in the reverie.