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    Until now, foreign language movies used to be the prime source of ‘inspiration’ for some filmmakers, but this one comes from the small world of entertainment. Television has come a long way, and it is no more limited to atte-sose sagas or the emotionally charged family dramas. Wondering about the ‘small’ connection? Then try taking a selfie with this big picture. With lifestyle, food and adventure as the base, the movie attempts to make sense of three separate lives which are stuck in their own set of problems in life. Hence, three protagonists coincidentally meet each other in Goa! While one has quit his job to become a director, another one is facing family issues, and the lady comes with pre-marital worries over her individual identity. There is also a motherly act who later cooks up a dish which eventually fixes up the broken lives of all the three.

    The adventure takes off with the escapades of newfound friendship in Goa. Owing to cinematic liberty, the three end up stranded on an island. This is where they pour their hearts out which further strengthens the bond between them. Moving on from the friendly show, it takes a motherly twist and then to some adventure such as paragliding, river rafting and trekking. It even follows up with a cooking competition in the end. At times, it is even slower than a television drama which goes on and on. Not all selfies are picture perfect, and so is the case with this one too.

    Great place for bird sighting and travellers thrill lies in dolphin sighting.A must visit place in North Goa if you want to watch turtles by your side. Vagator – is a great place to enjoy the sunset by the rocks with a beer in your hand. Quiet yet a ravishing place to visit. Lot of tourists prefers this to Anjuna and other beaches. Siradio – It’s a beach with all that can interest a traveller. A beach great for shell collection to a rocky sandy beach, which entices you to explore the caves around it. It has the great history, which is best explored when you are there.

    Relaxed atmosphere, drinks, drugs, loud music and the unique Indo-Portuguese culture- this face of Goa makes it a perfect destination for partying. The state is on holiday throughout the year and its beaches (the main tourist attraction) form a major source of income for the state and the local people. Famous for its parties and night life, Goa is compatible with all the most developed metros of the country. Goan parties reflect the colourful mosaic of history. Ever since the hippies made Goa their hangout zone (early 1960s), parties became an integral part of the state. They introduced ‘Rave Parties’ to Goan culture.

    These parties were known for loud music, drinks and drugs. Goa, the smallest state of India, was a Portuguese colony until 1962. Later the Government put some restrictions on drugs and the Rave parties were transformed to ‘Trance Parties’. Trance’ is the unique Goan music style developed by local music bands. Almost all the Goan parties are now called Trance parties. Goa is a perfect destination for that special party, off the beaten track. The laws are liberal with alcohol and you can get a drink almost at any spot in the state. However, the Government is strict towards drunken driving, nudity and drugs. Almost all the restaurants have bars and night clubs.

    Goa is known for its relaxed lifestyle, refreshing weather and festive carnivals. Dancing on the soft sand beneath your feet around a campfire is also an out of the world experience. You can find friendly people, a variety in Feni (local alcoholic drink) and flavoursome sea-food in abundance in every party of Goa. Goa has several delightful places that are particularly meant for Trance parties. The most famous party site in Goa, Club Tito’s is located on the Baga Beach. It is a wonderful place for partying with friends, professional colleagues, family members or your partner. Along with a wonderful discotheque, Club Tito’s has specialty restaurants that are dotted alongside the beach. It plays a funky, trance music and is the most favourite place for party lovers. It is a trendy discotheque located on the Miramar Road in Panaji.

    It is open seven days a week and plays good disco music. Located on the top of Arpora Hills, Club Cubana is known for good music, unlimited drinks and authentic sea-food/snacks. It lies on the Calangute Beach, next to Goan Heritage Hotel. Club Antoos has a large pub and a dance floor. The DJs are open to play the music of your choice as well. These are located at Anjuna and Vagator area. These remain open all the night and offer a variety in trance music. Goa Casinos and Night Discos are always full of party lovers. Famous for its night long trance parties, Anjuna is known as the ‘freak capital of the world’. Rave Parties’ were originated from Anjuna Beach only. Later these parties were introduced to the Calangute, Baga, Colva and Dauna Paula beaches as well.

    Going on honeymoon with your partner is one of the best times ever. For a perfect honeymoon, everything needs to be perfect. Nobody would like to remember the honeymoon for any bad experience. There are so many things which make a honeymoon perfect. First of all your partner for whom you do all the hard work. Hope we all get a great partner to go on a honeymoon. Two things play a most important role to make your honeymoon awesome first is destination and second is the hotel you choose to stay. In India, we all know Goa is the most lovable place to go on a honeymoon. So if you are planning to visit Goa with your partner and confuse about the hotel to stay so we will help you out with some of them Top Goa Hotels for Couples.

    Hyatt does not Top Goa Hotels for Couples need any introduction when it comes to great hotels worldwide. Goa also gives you a chance to spend some of your quality time at Hyatt. Hyatt is the name of luxury and great services. Situated at Bambolim North Goa Hyatt offers you some of the stunning views of Bambolim Bay. Hotel is spread across 28 acres which house the tropical garden and lush green lawns that can take you to edge of Bambolim Bay. This resort also offers you so many recreational activities like cycling, Flying Fox, Zip-line, Aqua-Zorbing, Archery, and Wall climbing.

    So if you are looking for Top Goa Hotels for Couples your search might end here. This hotel spreads to 56 acres of the land with an 800-meter long private beach isn’t it awesome? Situated at Benaulim south cost of the Goa with an overlooking view of the Arabian Sea. This hotel will surely slow down your honeymoon to enjoy luxury and privacy. There are options for Deluxe and luxury suites with private villas. Rated no 05 amongst the best resorts in India. Try out this if you are searching Top Goa Hotels for Couples. If you are looking for some of the cleanest beaches in Goa than this the place you need to spend a few days. Located in south Goa near the Portuguese architecture of Goa.

    One of the most luxurious hotels in Goa will definitely warm up your honeymoon. The hotel has the largest swimming pool in south Goa. You can also try out here their Spa and salon services to give yourself more relaxation. You can enjoy the water sports as well here from the hotel which is not offered by every hotel in Goa. Above are the three best luxurious Top Goa Hotels for Couples. Hope they will surely help you if you are looking for some of the best hotels in Goa for your honeymoon. You can also find more options as per your budget. There are plenty of options in Goa for the couples.

    CHENNAI: One look at Kateryna Ivanova or ‘Katya’ and it would be difficult to imagine her rendering Hindi songs fluently. Katya comfortably belts out one Bollywood number after the next, much to her audience’s delight and surprise as they groove and sing along to her renditions of catchy tunes. CE caught up with The Park Hyatt’s new resident singer, who is an international artist, to find out what made her fall in love with Indian film music and what Chennai has begun to mean to her. What drew you to music and India? goa beaches started learning music when I was six years old. I travelled to India for the first time in 2012 and felt like I belonged here.

    Ever since, I have been making frequent trips. I have visited cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Goa, Hyderabad and with every trip, I have fallen more in love with Bollywood music. What is it about film music and Indian classical music that struck a chord with you? I find Indian music to be soulful. One life is not enough to understand the depth and complexity of Indian music. It is so deep in meaning and so rich in terms of instruments, and the skill of Indian musicians is remarkable. I sing a lot of Hindi film songs but I make them my own. I perform a fusion.

    It is the way I feel about this music and is an expression of that. It is a glimpse of the song through my eyes, which is what makes it unique. Any songs that are your favourites and you enjoy performing? Kabira, Raabta, Pehla Nasha and Tu Jaane Na are some of my favourites. Benny Dayal is my favourite singer. In fact, he was my introduction to Bollywood music because I started by listening to his songs and was so impressed. I perform a lot of his songs as well because he has a similar style as I do. He is funky and jazzy.

    He is one of my big inspirations. Since this is your first time in Chennai, what were you expecting and how has your stay here been? I was told a lot of things before I came to Chennai. I was told that it would be dull and hot and that I would get bored. However, I’ve been pleasantly surprised as I did not expect people to be so warm and or that I would blend in so well. I was warned that places shut by 10 pm so I did not expect it to be so lively. Even while performing for the Sunday brunch, I thought of playing something acoustic because it would be a laid back vibe but people wanted to celebrate, so I played retro music even on Sundays.

    Since I am trained in different styles, I perform retro, jazz, Latin music and Bollywood songs. Having performed in India for so many years, I know the rhythm and vibe that people want, so I just make sure that I am soulful and natural. What do you feel about the music industry in Chennai? The music industry in Chennai has really impressed me. I feel like Chennai is the heart and hub of music in India. The best musicians have come from here in some capacity. The independent music scene here is also thriving and I feel like people are doing a lot of creative things like producing, recording and editing music, which is a great atmosphere for an artiste like me.

    I have collaborated with many local artistes and I feel that in Chennai, especially, people are very professional, talented and passionate. I see a lot of opportunities for musicians like me here. I am even thinking of maybe staying back for a while longer because I feel like Chennai is a lot deeper and bigger than what I was thinking. What are your future plans? I am very excited to launch my own music project which should be out shortly. My biggest goal is to establish myself as an artiste in India and create my own brand of music that is a fusion of Bollywood and English music.

    Situated in the north western part of India, Rajasthan is the most preferred tourist destination of tourists who makes trip to India. Rajasthan the land of rajas and maharajas is the major tourists’ destination of India. This beautiful state of India has several tourist destinations that are worth visiting and exploring while making a trip to Rajasthan. Rajasthan is also famous for its exotic wildlife parks and sanctuaries that appeals tourists from tour and travels in Rajasthan. Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Sariska Tiger Reserve, Ranthambore National Park, Desert National Park, Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary, etc are some of the well known parks and sanctuaries of Rajasthan. These wildlife parks are abode of varied wildlife animals and birds and even the home of the varied endangered species of the world.

    Every year quite in a large number tourist and wildlife lovers from all over the world come to explore the exotic flora and fauna of this beautiful state of India, Rajasthan. Beside Rajasthan there are several other tours place in India which also appeals tourists from all over the world for tours and travels in India. India is the country of all seasons and tourists from all from all over the world keep visiting to explore its unmatched beauty that is found no where else in the world. Visit this beautiful country once and you will love to share the experience with much pride with your dear ones.

    The mere word Goa conjures a vibrant picture of beaches, palm trees, food, music, and drinks. The month November to February is the most commonly suggested time to visit Goa. However, there is a lot that this place offer during the off-season, as well. Goa is mesmerising during the Monsoons. Mother Nature transforms into a collage of greens. The monsoon is an apt season to visit Goa for all nature lovers and trekkers. There is a myriad of camping spots in Goa that are still undiscovered. A tad bit of research can fetch you brilliant monsoon stays as well. The only drawback of visiting Goa in the monsoon is that you won’t be able to hit the beach or indulge in any of the water sports as they aren’t operational around this time of the year. The shacks too remain shut for the season.

    Another fantastic time to visit Goa would be in the month of March-April. During this month you’ll see a different, more cultural side of Goa. We give you a couple of reasons to visit this place during off season. Read on; you can thank us later. There is a plethora of festivals that take place during these months. Shigmo is Goa’s answer to Holi – the festival of colours – which is widely celebrated in India. Apart from this, there are Floating Parades that take place which comprises of Chitrarath, Romtamel and Folk Dance. For all those who want to get a tan, visit Goa in the month of March. Two reasons – thought the climate is humid, it is not as humid as it will eventually be in the months of April and May.

    Secondly, the beaches are more quiet and empty. You can soak in all the vitamin D for as long as you want. Your visit to Goa is incomplete if you haven’t spent at least a night at a shack! The tourist season ends in February but, the shacks continue to remain open. Also, the fewer the guests, the better the service! The prices of resorts, hotels, and homestays are sky high during the business season but, they come down during the offseason. With fewer tourist, the roads are less crowded which allows you to explore Goa at your pace. Also, renting a motorbike is a far easy and an economical option for traveling around Goa. During this season, many low cost airlines offer lowest airfare. There are plenty of low-cost flights flying out from all the metro cities namely Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi to Goa flights.