Commit to Goa's nature this World Environment Day

Rohan Fernandes

COASTAL PARADISE

On World Environment Day, it's important to remember that Goa has much to offer in terms of natural heritage that's worth protecting. One is Goa's coastline which is a major draw for tourists.

Goa | Beaches| World Environment Day | Nature | Tranquility | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

GREEN BOUNTY

Goa's charm extends far beyond the beaches. The state's countryside offers a hidden treasure trove of natural beauty, often untouched by the crowds.

Goa | World Environment Day | Nature | Village life | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

WILD ESCAPE

The Goan countryside is a treasure trove for adventure seekers, with hidden trails waiting to be explored. Some of these trails lead to breathtaking viewpoints overlooking lush landscapes.

Goa | World Environment Day | Nature | Trekking | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

DEEP BLUE

South Goa has some stunning rocky beaches that offer a dramatic and unique coastal experience, compared to the usual palm-fringed sandy shores.

Goa | World Environment Day | Rocky beaches| South coast

PURE BLISS

If one is tired of the beaches, move inland and explore to simply soak in the serene beauty of Goa's backwaters.

Goa | World Environment Day | Backwaters| Hidden gem | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

BREATHE DEEP

Take a walk in the forest for a complete sensory experience, allowing you to unwind, reconnect with nature, and rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul.

Goa | World Environment Day | Nature walk | Forest heritage | Photo: Viresh Parsekar

UP AND AWAY

Goa's Western Ghats are a world apart. Cooler temperatures, fresh mountain air, and the sweet fragrance of wildflowers replace the salty breeze and tropical heat.

Goa | World Environment Day | Western Ghats | Biodiversity | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

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