5 places in Goa which make it worth missing the beach

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5 places in Goa which make it worth missing the
beach
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INTRODUCTION

• A great destination for a weekend getaway, for a
  family vacation or a couple's trip, Goa is
  undoubtedly the most popular tourist destination
  in India. Famous for its amazing beaches, great
  food and thrilling nightlife, Goa hotels are also
  known for their high-end traveler experience.

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Bhagwan Mahavir Sanctuary

• Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary has the
  distinction of being the largest conservation of
  wildlife within the state of Goa. This is one of
  the best places to visit in Goa where there is a
  great variety of plant, bird and animal life in
  this sanctuary. Nature lovers and hikers enjoy
  the hiking trails that pass through this vast
  region of the earth.

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Tambdi Falls

• Not only is the waterfall a sight to behold, but
  its rise is also an authentic experience. As the
  waterfall is located inside Bhagwan Mahavir
  Wildlife Sanctuary and Mollem National Park, one
  of the best places to visit in Goa, you can
  expect to see many animals. Absolutely
  breathtaking and ancient, Tambdi Surla Falls is
  an incredible place for nature lovers.

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Netravali bubbling lake

• The lake itself is a beautiful natural wonder.
  The word 'budbud' means bubbles in Konkani.
  Located in the peaceful and quiet village of
  Netravali, This Goa tourist place is famous for
  its bubbles. These bubbles rise continuously at
  various places in the lake. There is also a large
  granite pedestal in the middle of the lake.

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Arvalem Caves

• Known as the Pandava Caves, these caves get their
  name from the five Pandavas of the epic
  Mahabharata. As its symbol, the Pandavas sought
  refuge in these caves during their exile. The
  presence of five baskets and shelving in the cave
  complex corresponds to this fact.

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Chorla Ghats

• Chorla Ghat is part of the beautiful Western
  Ghats which is known for its famous waterfalls,
  biodiversity, and some rare species. Chorla Ghat
  is located at an altitude of 800 meters, which
  means that the entire pier is covered with clouds
  during the monsoon.