Panaji – ‘little Paradise’ India Is Forgotten

Panaji is known as the capital but also the forgotten urban area of Goa state, famous for its blue sea, white sand, and golden sunshine. Panaji - 'a small paradise' India is forgotten. The days I came, that sun and rain, blasphemy on the deserted old streets, was a strange reward of India after wandering around the country where people were people, always crowding the streets. But only then did he know "child-wrong". There was still an unexpectedly crowded Panaji corner

. An old corner of Panaji, where serene Catholic churches show off, crowded with sheep, lay people, and even those who love Christmas in this religiously Hindu country. The Hanuman Mandir is located on a high hill - Photo: TTH Flood-free land A beautiful and rich land, it was not until 1961 that Panaji was returned to India, which had been independent for a long time, 1947. Located at the door Mandovi River flows into the Arabian Sea, Panaji in a local language is "the land that never gets flooded" Located on the trellis hills, the old town not only looks down on the Mandovi river but is also surrounded by two tributaries Ourem, Santa Inez, a lot of water, a lot of rain, so it remains green, it is an administrative city of the Portuguese since 1843 as well as the capital of the state of Goa, but Panaji's population is only about 110,000 people, somewhere.



equal to one quarter of Tan Binh district, Ho Chi Minh City, although the Portuguese are gone, the Portuguese as well as their descendants are still many. Keeping the features of life more or less Europeanized, clean, green streets are cared for, Mandovi line suddenly turns to the rain on a sunny afternoon - Photo: TTHThen amazed by Hang Ha, Jamuna ... reputation but black Dirty, tourists will be amazed by the rivers and canals flowing through the clear town of Panaji. Under the arch, there were a few fishing hands with the top to let go of the rod. Coming here on winter days, looking at the thick rows of phoenixes is not difficult to guess the brightly burning summer days here Going up the hills looking down, the reddish-brown tiled streets squeezed between the coconut gardens.



avoiding the winding rivers ... will evoke the star of Hoi An, or somewhere charming and charming Tam Quan home, especially wandering around in the empty, empty street jubilantly in front of the alley, swinging on the window , on the veranda of beautiful, colorful houses ... I understand why some tourists honor "a small corner of Indian paradise" for Panaji. The familiar color of Indian spice at Anjuna flea market - Photo: TTHMien Being honored by UNESCO as a historical and cultural relic not only because of the endowed nature, Panaji is also compared as a prestigious Lisbon (Portugal) thanks to the old architecture still preserved.



In addition to the religious harmony, the old religious structures are properly preserved and restored. The brown roofs in the green street remind Hoi A At home - Photo: TTH Baroque Catholic churches are serene when located next to the large square, nestled in small, time-stained gravel roads ..., they are the highlights that are rarely seen. In color, often purely white, those churches stand out among the colorful streets of the Panajans. Native goats, Portuguese descendants, hippy waves Go to Goa in the 1960s… share a love of red, yellow, orange, and green colors through the shade of townhouses. Strangely, not showy, but very harmonious.



Catholic churches Contrary to Catholic churches are the Hindu temples when bright pink and deep orange. The bold indigenous architecture of Goa, with many curved soft arched temple towers with meticulously carved patterns, Hindu temples often located on high hills with green gardens add color to Panaji, which has no shortage of color. Perhaps thanks to the white seashell windows. Perhaps thanks to the green patches of trees and trees adorned. Perhaps thanks to the architecture of the townhouses, the square and the middle red-brown tile roof connected ... often sinking in the middle of the green street, so Christmas is still a long time, but the house is sparkling with glitter, green Red, poinsettia, laurel wreath .



.. Sheep, parishioners and many tourists also began to gather for a peaceful Christmas in a strange land. The end of the day Panaji is usually a trip. Wading the river watching the sunset, also to reward yourself for a tired day wandering up and down. Unfortunately, on that winter day, the sunset was not coming back, only gray clouds and hazy rain drifted through the river, so we left and the heart of anger is still forever! The streets are beautiful, beautiful, and peaceful in Panaji - Photo: TTHPanaji (also known as Panjim) is the capital city of the state of Goa, southern India. The nearest airport is Dabolim, 35km away - there are many low-cost airlines flying in as well. The nearest station is Karmali, 10km from the street, so tourists often choose the night bus, including a bed car, from big cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad .



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