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LEH LADDAKH, INDIA, MARKET Shopping List, You Need 1. Tibetan Handicrafts & Wares The huge Tibetan population that has made Ladakh its home provides not just a rich infusion to the local culture but also allows everyone a generous peeks into their homes and traditions by selling handmade Tibetan artifacts and wares at the markets here. You will be spoilt for choice with intricately painted, eye-catching Thangka paintings that make for beautiful, sacred wall-pieces and meditational means; Buddha statues in different poses and sizes, each with its own significance; mountable Buddha masks; prayer wheels, beads, and flags for chanting or adorning your vehicle; brass and copper 'chang' pots with intricate carvings, traditionally used to serve tea or alcoholic beverages (your chance to be fancy at get-togethers?); carved wooden tables or 'choktse' that are painstakingly carved and painted in stunning colors or simply varnished; and bamboo work baskets and cradles of superior quality are some of the things to look out for while shopping in Leh Ladakh. 2. Silver and Stone Jewellery The stunning Ladakhi jewelry makes a gorgeous addition to your or your better half's collection. Sift through the vast collections of pure silver jewelry, making sure it is hallmarked for authenticity, and vibrant turquoise and coral pieces worn traditionally by Ladakhis and Tibetans. You'll find a wide variety of necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets, and even key chains while shopping in Ladakh. We promise you will end up buying more than just one of each kind. 3. Pashmina Shawls And Woolens The delicate, painfully beautiful, and very warm, Pashmina shawls made with fine Kashmiri wool can be found aplenty here. For normal woolens, look for socks, gloves, sweaters, caps, and blankets woven with yak wool in the trademark local patterns. Additionally, while shopping in Ladakh you may look out for the traditional warm robe 'gotcha', made with wool or cotton, and the colorfully embroidered and embellished headgear 'Perak', worn by the locals. If you have a weird sense of style or the ability to carry off everything with ease, you are sure to make a fashion statement with these local garments. 4. Rugs And Kashmiri Carpets Ladakh is a one-stop-shop for making your home an abode of resplendence! Don't miss out on crucial buys like Ladakhi carpets and rugs - naturally dyed and handwoven with wool in exotic patterns that include detailed dragons and floral representations. The sturdy, thick rugs make for great wall hangings and carpets. Kashmiri carpets, on the other hand, have more intricate designs woven with more exquisite wool and silk, which are available in various sizes and prices. Nothing adds a touch of regality and ethnicity to a room as, perhaps, a Kashmiri carpet with its amalgamation of vibrant colors and intricate patterns does. 5. Apricots' Jam, Oil Enjoy the bounty of dried or freshly harvested apricots grown locally and abundantly in Ladakh and its neighboring areas. You can also find organic apricot jam and oil while shopping in Leh Ladakh, to make the most of the luscious fruit! Where to Shop in Ladakh From dedicated, specialty markets to ones that address all your shopping impulses under one roof, there is no dearth of avenues to find the exploits as mentioned above. Here's a glossary of places for shopping in Ladakh that you need to keep a note on: 1. Main Bazaar As the name suggests, this is the chief street lined with shops and stalls frequented by tourists and locals and selling almost everything you may require. You can buy Tibetan souvenirs, handicrafts, antiques and woolens, and Ladakhi jewelry, at the numerous outposts here, and also pashmina shawls at competitive prices which require bargaining, nevertheless. 2. Tibetan Handicraft Emporium (Main Bazaar Road) and Tibetan Handicraft Community Showroom (Choglamsar) Leh has several really fascinating handicraft shops run by Tibetan refugees and it is one of the best places to find handicrafts and antiques at affordable prices. These two make a one-stop-shop for buying Tibetan handicrafts and wares, authentic Ladakhi jewelry in silver and stone, and exquisite gift items. Perhaps, more expensive than the shops lining Main Bazaar road, but you are likely to find more variety here making it a must-visit for shopping in Ladakh. Let your inner shopaholic run free amongst the snow-capped Himalayas and get yourself and your friends some souvenirs. 3. Ladakh Art Palace (Main Bazaar Road)Another gem to select from and purchase a wide a variety of Ladakhi jewelry, Tibetan wares, and artifacts, antiques. The place specializes in Ladakhi and Tibetan jewelry, so make sure you visit it if you are a jewelry connoisseur. 4. Cottage Industries Exposition (Changspa) All the locally made handicrafts, shawls, hand-woven garments, carpets, and rugs are exhibited and sold under one roof. 5. Dalai Lama Charitable Trust Handicraft Emporium This one deserves a special mention, for the proceeds from the sale of goods at the outlet are given to the local artisans to promote their craft and provide them sustenance. So, while you marvel at the beauty of local talent and handiwork represented in all their handicrafts, shawls, woolens, paintings, and artifacts sold here, remember the artisan community's hard work needs support and encouragement, and purchasing goods here goes a long way in ensuring their needs are met. 6. Ladag Apricot Store If your desire and appetite for apricots have not been met at the Main Bazaar, head to this store that deals only in apricots and all its derivatives - dried, fresh, jam, and oil. The nutritious oil and finger-licking jam are much sought after by tourists while shopping in Ladakh. 7. The Ecology Centre (Changspa) Here’s a place where you can learn about ecology conservation and get some souvenirs as well. As part of the Ecology Centre off on Changspa, the center has a very well-stocked library as well as a handicraft shop that promotes and sells locally made clothes, thangkas, bags, purses, shoes, and much more. 8. Moti Market This is one of the oldest markets in Leh and as the name suggests this is the place to go for gems, pearls(moti), precious stones. If you want some of the best traditional jewelry Ladakh can offer, you have to go here. Lamo Pearls in the Moti Market is one of the oldest shops you can find there that sells authentic pearls and stones. Tips for Shopping in Ladakh Before you rush to fulfill your materialistic indulgences it would help to be mindful of a few things to ensure you don't feel ripped off at the end of your shopping spree. The keyword to remember while shopping in Ladakh is the bargain. The need for it cannot be over-emphasized. Even when a shop says the price is fixed, it is pretty flexible in reality, so don't hesitate to indulge in some good old haggling. Also, when you purchase silver jewelry, check that you aren't being passed off a fake at the price of genuine silver, by checking the hallmark on the jewelry. That is it. Now, you're good to go shopping in Ladakh. We hope you return with bags full of goodies and a soul full of smiles.

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Anjuna Beach -Goa, India Situated eight kilometers west of Mapusa, Anjuna beach is the most happening of all beaches, one rather says it's the mother of all beaches in Goa. This freak capital of the world is on holiday around the year. Bordered by red laterite cliffs and white sands, the beach presents a contrasting color view. And ever swinging with winds, coconut plantation just adds to the serenity of enjoying a cool breeze on the beach. People flocking this beach are so varied in their interests, yet they all come to Anjuna for the same reason. No one wants to miss the sensation of being on a beach that has been the hub of trance parties for decades. The magic of Anjuna beach can't be put to words, only experienced, maybe in a hopping beach party under a moonlit sky. The history of Anjuna beach is quite young. The beach was 'discovered' sometime in the 1950s and '60s by a group of travelers and then they began to meet here in the dry season to party. Major Tourist Attractions of Anjuna Beach The Acid House Party - The party never stops on Anjuna. It's the party-hard spirit that makes Anjuna a rave venue for big parties and party animals, especially during the Christmas and new year periods. Usually, the nightlife of Anjuna centers at Shore bar which is in the middle of the beach. The sound system here is pounding and the music really funky. The night comes alive with trance music from London. There is no dearth of party places. All you need to do is just swing into the party mood and voila! the fun begins. Wednesday Flea market - A tradition decades old, a major tourist attraction, and a bustling business center, a Flea market held every Wednesday dates back to the 1970s when it began as a place where hippies who were either broke or were leaving sold their possessions. Banned for several years for allegedly promoting drug trafficking, the Flea market was revived eight years back by Anjuna Panchayat. The popularity of the market among the locals and tourists can be judged by traffic jams here every Wednesday. But once there, the Flea market will offer you a range of products so unique that it will be a memory of a lifetime. From a used paperback to a haircut, cameras to elephant rides, Tibetan, Kashmiri, and Gujarati trinkets and handicrafts, to cassettes of "Goa Trance" there is no end to the variety here. The flea market is a heaven for hardcore shoppers and good bargainers. The market begins around noon and goes on till sunset. Once in Goa, you can't afford to miss this riot of colors. Accommodation Anjuna Beach is one of the most happening beaches in Goa, and it has several resorts and hotels inline : - Anjuna Beach Resort - Don Jóao Resort The climate of Anjuna Beach Goa has a consistent climate throughout the year with just meager fluctuations in the temperature. December and January might require light woolens, but April and May are warm. The period from June to October brings heavy rain, almost up to 320 cm. The temperature during the summers ranges from 24°C to 32.7°C and during the winters it ranges from 21.3°C to 32.2°C. Because of its pleasant climate, Anjuna can be visited at any time of the year. However, tourists should beware of the heavy rainfall between June and October. The period from November to February is the best time to visit Anjuna. Kothamangalam is well connected by privately operated buses to Ernakulam via Muvattupuzha or Perumbavoor. There are frequent buses from Kothamangalam to Thattekad. Construction of a bridge across the Periyar river has recently been completed.

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Calangute Beach Goa India Dubbed the Queen of Beaches, Calangute Beach is unarguably one of the most popular beaches in Goa. It is also the busiest beach in North Goa with restaurants, shacks, and clubs fringing it. Calangute is also quite popular amongst adventurers as it has a number of water sports available like parasailing, water surfing, banana ride and jet-skiing. The nightlife of Calangute Beach is the best with crazy parties and live music for the nightlife lover. Encircled by palm and coconut trees, the beach is spread four miles along the Arabian Sea and nine miles from the Panaji. Accompanied by Candolim village that wings it towards south and crossroads of Baga towards north, Calangute Beach forges the real attraction of Goa tourism. Calangute Beach is a perfect tourist retreat, filled with souvenir stalls, shacks and other stalls selling everything from beer, trinkets to pawns. All these simply add to the popularity of beach, making it a must-visit place in Goa. So, if you want an unstained solitude, plan for Calangute beach holidays as it's a perfect destination for nature freaks and the glorious view of locales enfolding serene ambiance, mark the place as a dream destination for beach bums. Calangute is one of the most happening beaches in Goa. It is one of the best nightlife hubs in the state with great clubs and bars like Tio Tilly's Bar and Kitchen, Carvalho's, Spice It, Can tare, Hipster, Souza Lobo, Tonic - Hard Rock Hotel, IVY, Moon Pub and Clove, and more. These places offer great music, food, and ambiance. Popular Bars, Night Clubs & Restaurants around Calangute Beach Raylo's Taverna The Red Lion Pub The Log Cabin Sportsman's Bar Pete's Bar Dinky's Delseys Bar Bistroy Bar & Restaurant Cool Cat Popular Hotels & Resorts in Calangute Beach Citrus Goa Alor Holiday Hotel Calangute Towers La Calypso Hotel Neelam The Grand Lazy Lagoon Sarovar Portico Suites Colonia Santa Maria Mayflower Beach Resort Ocean Palms Goa The Park Calangute Sharanam Green Resort Goa Keys Resort - Ronil, Goa Resort Terra Paraiso Hotel Goan Heritage Resort Village Royale Vila Goesa Beach Resort Peninsula Beach Resort Chalston Beach Resort Best Time to Visit Calangute Beach Christmas and New Year time considered the best to visit Calangute Beach, since the beach is renowned for its parties. The period between October and March is also considered the best time to visit Calangute Beach as the weather remains pleasant. How to Reach Calangute Beach? Calangute Beach is at a distance of 16 km from Panjim. Auto-rickshaws and taxis are easily available from Panjim to Calangute Beach. Tourist Attractions to See in and around Calangute Beach Candolim Beach Baga Beach St. Alex Church Anjuna Beach

Baga Beach, Goa, INDIA North Goa's Baga Beach is a popular tourist destination that is located approximately 30 km north of Panjim. On the way to Baga Beach, you will find an array of shops selling a variety of items. The area also has many tattoo parlors and restaurants to make your beach holiday memorable. Baga Beach is the perfect place for you if you love adventure and water sports. The variety of water sports offered here is incredible. When one thinks about food in North Goa, Baga Beach is one of the top choices. Some of the best restaurants here are St. Anthony's and Brittos, which serve both international and Goan cuisine. Baga Beach's most notable feature is its upbeat nightlife. Club Titos and Café Mambos are among the most popular venues here. If you're planning a trip to Goa, make sure you include Baga Beach in your bucket list. How to reach Baga Beach Roadways: Baga Beach is connected by roads from Panjim and other parts of Goa. It is well connected by local buses from Panjim and it takes around one hour to reach Baga Beach from Panjim. Railways: Baga Beach has no railway station. The nearest station to reach Baga Beach is Vasco Da Gama or Thivim. Airways: Dabolim Airport or Goa International Airport is the nearest airport which serves both domestic and international passengers. Taxi and cabs are available from the Airport to reach Baga Beach. Best Time to visit: October to March Accommodation: There are plenty of accommodation options available in Baga Beach. Tips: Take care of your valuables as the beach gets crowded during the peak hours. Do not carry enough cash. Switch to digital payments for your safety. Carry sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, and extra clothes. Wear comfortable clothes and comfortable shoes.