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Anjuna Beach
Anjuna

ANJUNA – The Goan Masterpiece

Planning a trip to Goa and not including Anjuna Beach in your travel plan is like missing out on the icing of the cake. With the place booming with the essence of Goa, with its vibrant night life and highly electric trance and rave parties all night long, this place is all about the peak of what Goa is famous for – the never ending parties.
Just like all towns and beaches in Goa, Anjuna Beach is also seen to have a heavy influence of the Portugese culture. Along with the Trance-loving party people, a number of churches in the town and their world-famous flea market show this influence.

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Anjuna Flea Market

 

The world-famous Anjuna flea market is an amazing place for shopping enthusiasts. Held on every Wednesday, the market starts early in the morning and continues till 7.30 in the evening. This dusk-to-dawn flea market is home to a variety of Indian and International souvenirs – from Gujarati & Kashmiri, to Tibetan stalls. One can find an amazing range of artificial color jewelries, decorative showpieces, party dresses, clothes, electronic devices and much more. Those who have a natural flair for bargaining can land up with great deals.
Apart from this, there is another market every Saturday, known as the Ingos Saturday Night Market. This is also famous for a number of international sellers putting up their stalls and selling foreign articles.

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Eateries and Food Joints

Whenever we go on vacation to a new place, one of the things on our bucket list will be to try the best food joints in that place. Goa is the party capital of India which attracts millions of global tourists every year. Being the smallest state of India, it is having the highest diversity in its food where you can find food belonging to every part of the world.

Cafe Cotinga

Boutique hotel’s bohemian garden cafe for European, Asian and Indian grub, popular with travellers.

Jamies Restaurant

 A beautiful place in North Goa! Mostly flocked by foreigners as we were the only Indians here ! You probably get the best American food here

 

Eva Cafe

Sandwiches, snacks & beverages served in a seaside spot with vintage furnishing & al fresco seating.

Goa's Ark Restaurant

Beachside restaurant featuring multicuisine dishes & an easygoing vibe amid simple surrounds.

By Air

is the nearest airport to Anjunaa, with international tourists having to reach Vasco Da Gama airport.

By Rail

The nearest railway station to Anjuna is Thivim. But getting down there, one has to take a local bus to Mapusa as there is no direct Thivim to Anjuna bus service.

By Road

Frequent buses are available from Mapusa to Anjuna. Anjuna beach is a 2 hour drive from the main city of Goa by cab or local bus.