By Siddharth Savkur There was an interesting poster online that poked fun at how a hotelier must be ready to wear many unexpected hats –
Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), Goa’s largest hospitality company and the leader in the tourism sector, presents a remarkable showcase of India’s cultural and culinary diversity
A Goa mud bath will simply melt your tension away. Ask any Goan or traveler about their Curative powers of Goan clay. Imagine in the
Patolyo is a traditional Goan dish loved for its unique blend of flavors. People often enjoy this sweet treat as a snack or dessert, especially
Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), Goa’s largest hospitality company and a key stakeholder in the state’s travel and tourism sector, introduces thoughtfully curated ‘Immersive Experiences’. Under Paathya,
People observe Nag Panchami, a distinctive festival in India, Nepal, and other South Asian countries with Hindu populations. This festival involves the traditional worship of
Such a heritage house, in the land of Isvorachem, Goa, is amazingly interesting—Sara Fernandes House, previously called Voddlem Ghor. This wonderful mansion still stands tall
A Festival Rooted in Tradition The word “Touxeachem” comes from the Konkani word “touxe,” which means cucumber. Couples who wish to have children offer cucumbers
August in Goa is not just about monsoon rains; it’s a month brimming with cultural festivities and vibrant traditions that reflect the region’s rich heritage
The port city of Vasco-da-Gama in Goa is usually a quiet place, but it comes alive with the vibrant Vasco Saptah festival. This year, Vasco
