Goa's evenhanded weather and wealthy vegetation hold up an profusion of birds. This huge and diverse population can stay alive because of its diverse environment that ranges from open forests to shrubs, tracks and dense forests which are ideal for reproduction.

Goa is a bird watcher's glory and keen bird-watchers will be in delight, and even those who have earlier had little interest in birds will wonder at the prosperity of the birdlife.

Museums of Goa

The "Sculpture Gallery" contains some artifacts dating to the pre-colonial era. There are a lot of Stone sculptures and idols dating back to the Kadamba years and also a stone pillar brought from San Thome, Madras , the site of martyrdom of St Thomas.

The only rarities to be establish amid the lame collection of temple statue, hero stones and dowdy colonial era artifacts are a couple of good-looking Jain bronzes rescued by civilization and remove officials from smugglers and, on the ground floor, photos of the prehistoric rock carvings at Usgalimal.

Panaji

Panaji: The state capital of Goa is Panjim and is generally known as the place of the Government. It also houses the head offices of the majority business concern.

Panjim is also known as Panaji and is one of the India's smallest and pleasantest state capitals and is located on the south bank of the wide Mandovi River.

The town has preserved its Portuguese heritage remarkably well and parts of it still consist of slight winding streets, old houses with over execution balconies, red-tiled roofs Goa is a heritage location with many renowned Churches and buildings constructed in Gothic style, situated on the left bank of the Mandovi river.

Enchantit panorama unfolds from atop Altinho (Hill Top).