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Travel Info: Ponda [Phonda] : Goa |
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Ponda [Phonda] Tour Guide |
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On the
Goan land, famous for Portuguese and Christian architecture along
with worlds top most beautiful beaches, Ponda city with more than 50
Hindu temples in radius of about 10 km is known as the heart of
Hinduism in Goa. Mangueshi Temple is part of north Goa sight seeing
tours conducted by local tourism industry. Spice gardens around the
Ponda and Molem Wildlife are the natural charms of Ponda tour. Ponda
is also renowned for Feast of Holy Cross held in first week of May.
Ponda is perfect expression for Goa Beyond Beaches as tourist
attractions of city are not inclusive of any of popular Goa beach.
Located in north east Goa, Ponda has ample facilities for tourist
accommodation. Goan Prawn Curry-rice and Lemon grass root tea are
must try food items on the Ponda tour. |
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Accessibility: How to
reach Ponda [Phonda] city in North Goa - India |
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Ponda is
situated at road distance of 30 km from Panaji and buses and taxies
are available for getting visitors here. National highway 4A
provides way for the road journey from Maharashtra and Karnataka
state. On the Konkan railways, Karmali [17 km] is the nearest
railway station for the train journey to Ponda. On the air travel
route Ponda is accessible from Dabolim [Goa], Belguam [Karnataka]
and Kolhapur [ Maharshtra] airports. |
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Climatic Conditions
[weather - Temperature] at Ponda [Phonda] - Goa - India |
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Like the
most parts of Goa, Ponda also have tropical climate of hot summers
[temperature 350C] and pleasant cool weather during
winters [temperature dips down to 170C]. June - September
is the rainy season for Ponda, hence October - March is considered
as the tourist season of Ponda. |
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Sightseeing - Tourist
Attractions : Ponda [Phonda] - North Goa |
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Major tourist attraction on
Ponda tour
Molem Wildlife
Goa Spice Plantation
Mahalsa Narayani Temple
Mangeshi Temple
Shantadurga Temple
Nagesh Temple
Safa Masjid
Kamakshi Temple
Mount Carmel Chapel |
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