Mapusa, Goa

Mapusa is a town in North Goa, India. It is arranged 13 km north of the capital Panaji. The town is the central station of Bardez Taluka. It is situated on the principle roadway NH-17, connecting Mumbai to Kochi. Mapusa is near one of the principle focuses of Goa's tourism industry. Mapusa's nearness to numerous shorelines in the north Goa makes it a reasonable base amid the visitor season (November to April). Since it is a primarily business town (for local people) with a substantial inhabitant populace, Mapusa has just a predetermined number of lodgings and convenience. Mapusa wakes up on Friday, the conventional market day otherwise called Mapusa Friday Market. Individuals from encompassing towns and towns come to Mapusa to offer their products. Mapusa, does not have an excessive number of traveller destinations. There are a couple of pioneer time Municipal expanding on the Altinho slope, it is a genuinely residential community with generally present day building spread around the inclines of a little hillock called Altinho. The most celebrated altar Shree Dev Bodgeshwar Sansthan of Lord Bodgeshwar, situated on the edges of the town amidst some rice fields, which is wonderfully lit up during the evening and draws a large number of enthusiasts for its yearly Jatra. Apart from this there is the Church of Our Lady of Miracles, established in 1594 and modified a few times since, the Church (otherwise called St Jerome's), then the Maruti Temple etc. North Goa is the perfect tourist destination attracting tourists from far and near and is crowded terribly during the peak season. The North Goa boasts of beaches like Baga Beach, Calangute Beach, Agoda Beach etc. Goa is the perfect holiday spot in India and is famous not only in the country but all over the world for its number of beaches and water sports activity that it hosts. People from foreign lands come to visit this place.