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Holidays in Panaji

Some say you can’t buy happiness. But you can buy yourself a holiday in Panaji, and we reckon that's pretty damn close!

Of course, it's not just the sights that make a city unique — there's also the people who call it home. Here, there's 66,000 of them.

The nation's capital, New Delhi, sits 1,500 kilometres north of Panaji, while Alto de Porvorim can be found 3 kilometres to the north.

To really get the party started, make your way to the Casino Royale or Deltin Royale Casino. Challenge the roulette dealer or just wander around and absorb the flickering lights and lively atmosphere.

Spend a few hours at Campal Gardens and Municipal Gardens and enjoy feeling the cool grass under your feet.

Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside! If that's a melody you regularly find yourself humming, make sure to squeeze in a visit to Miramar Beach.

Become engrossed in engaging displays and exotic artefacts at the Houses of Goa Museum. If you time it right, there might be a tour scheduled while you're there.

Enter a world of science discovery at Public Observatory. Ask around about any upcoming tours or simply allow the gizmos and gadgets themselves do the talking. If you've ignited the science nerd within, make the Goa Science Centre your next stop. It's bound to keep your brain in gear.

If you want to understand the present, take a step back into the past! To learn about the events and people that have made this city what it is today, check out the Goa State Museum.

Dropping by significant historic sights is a fantastic way to gain an insight on bygone times. Discover Panaji's past at St. Augustine Tower and the Arch of the Viceroys. If that doesn't satisfy the history nerd in you, continue on to the Dr. Jack Sequeira Statue and Secretariat Building.

Discover the mighty stronghold of Reis Magos Fort. Learn about its clever defensive features and let your mind run wild thinking about the historic military operations that occurred right where you're standing.

You don't need to be religious to explore Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception and Church of St. Cajetan, two sites famous for their spiritual and historical value. Want an even deeper look into Panaji's cultural identity? Continue on to Convent of St. Francis of Assisi and Convent of St. Monica.

If you happen to be walking by the Azad Maidan or Bishop's Palace, be sure to stop and think for a moment. It's also worth looking into the histories of these unique structures.

If you have a love of education, why not stop by the Goa University, one of the area's most well-known educational institutions? Don't forget to look into tours before you leave.

When you're ready for a bit of retail therapy, load up your sturdiest shopping bags and head down to Caculo Mall.

If you're the type of traveller who enjoys exploring lesser-known tourist spots, the Kala Academy will catch your eye. Panaji Bridge is another worthwhile attraction to check out.

Hotels in Panaji

Whether you're splashing cash on your honeymoon or looking for budget vibes, Panaji has you covered! For a cosy room at an affordable rate, you can't go past the Micasa By The Sea or the Sun Park Resort. Alternatively, let the experienced staff at the Goa Marriott Resort & Spa or the Taj Fort Aguada Resort & Spa, Goa take care of your every need. After all, what are getaways for if not spoiling yourself?