Where is Goa station?

Guo Bang is located on the west coast of southern India, bordering Maharashtra and Karnataka, and bordering the Arabian Sea to the west, with an area of 3,702 square kilometers and a population of about 6,543.8+00,000. Goa was once a Portuguese colony for 450 years. Its towns and streets are built in Portuguese style, and most citizens believe in Catholicism, so there are many churches. Goa is located in the subtropical zone, with a warm climate all year round. There are many beautiful beaches along the coast, stretching for dozens of miles, with lush coconut groves, abundant sunshine and pleasant scenery, so it is known as "summer in India". Panaji is located in the northwest of Goa, which is the capital of the state. The streets, shops and bars here retain strong Portuguese architectural features, and the local residents are very friendly. If tourists stroll through the city and shuttle between antique streets on holidays, they will feel that they are in a small European town. Attractions and scenic beaches: Located at the northwest of Panaji 16km, it is a famous beach in the north of Goa and is called "Consequence Beach". However, due to too many tourists and vendors, the original quiet atmosphere here has been destroyed. There are many high-class hotels and guesthouses here, and even holiday houses for rent, all of which are well equipped, and the food quality in the restaurant is quite high. The beaches here are covered with palm trees and full of tropical atmosphere. Various water activities and games can be played in the sea, including swimming, diving, windsurfing and air gliding. Transportation: Take a direct bus from Panaji for 30 minutes. Old Goa: 15 10, Portuguese colonists conquered the city of Pankim and built the city of Goa not far from here. 1565 was designated as the capital of Portuguese India. By the beginning of17th century, the population of this missionary and commercial center reached 200,000. 1760, a malaria caused Goa people to empty their houses and become a "museum city". Apart from civil buildings and unique streets and lanes, the most striking things in the city are churches and monasteries. Among the 60 churches built before people abandoned the city in the18th century, 7 churches are particularly prominent, namely santa catarina Church, San Francisco de assis Church and Monastery, Cathedral, San Cayedano Seminary and Church, Notre Dame de Rosario, San Augustus Church, St Augustine Tower (the only relic of a monastery built in 1572) and young Jesus. Goa is known as the "Oriental Rome", and its ancient buildings have had an important impact on the development of architecture, sculpture and painting in India in the 16- 17 century, and provided a guarantee for the spread of Manuel art, Italian decorative art and baroque art in Asian Catholic countries. The infant church of Jesus, the tomb of San Francisco Javier, and the exquisite bronze statue of Juan Bodsta Fogni symbolize an event of world significance, that is, the spread of modern Catholicism in the Asian continent. Santa catarina Church-built in 1562, is the most famous church in Goa. There are five big clocks in the church, one of which is the largest in Goa. San Francisco de assis Church-rebuilt in 166 1, with many paintings hanging in it. Next to the church is the Archaeological Museum, built in 1964, which displays bone carvings, stone carvings and portraits of former Portuguese governors. Museum opening hours are 10:00- 12:00 and 13:00- 17:00. Closed on Friday, free visit. Church of the infant Jesus-quaint appearance and red bricks, built in16th century to commemorate the infant Jesus. This ancient church is the most famous of all churches in Goa. The silver coffin of San Francesco, a Catholic saint, was placed in this church, and his body has not been corroded for 400 years, which is regarded as a miracle. This sacred monument in the eyes of Catholics is open once every ten years for one month, attracting countless Christians from all over the world to make a special trip, so it is listed as the biggest celebration in a year by local people. It is said that this priest San Francesco, known as a Catholic saint, once lived in Goa. He was originally a Spanish missionary and one of the founders of the Jesuits. He preached in Ceylon, India and Japan and was called a saint. The Christian church declared him the patron saint of the foreign missionary association. San Francesco died on 1552, and his servant preserved his body with quicklime. A year later, he moved it to Goa and put it in the church of young Jesus. The corpse has not rotted for more than 400 years, so it is known as a miracle. When San Francesco's body was carried out from the grave in a once-in-a-decade ceremony, thousands of believers sang hymns, paid tribute to the Eucharist and prayed. The process is solemn and grand. Church of San Cayedano-built in the17th century, imitating the design of St. Peter's Cathedral in Rome, there are six altars in the church, and the paintings on the altars have the characteristics of Italian painting school. Transportation: Take the bus from Kadamba bus station in Panaji to Pang Da, all passing through Laogoa, and it takes 15 minutes by car. Margande: Located 33 kilometers south of Panaji, it is an important city in the south of Goa. The city is a transit point for tourists to the nearby Gu Hua Beach. There is nothing worth visiting here, but tourists can go to the local market to get in touch with the living conditions of the residents. Transportation: Take a bus from Kadamba bus station in Panaji, and the journey takes 1 hour. Gu Hua Beach: This is a famous beach, 6 kilometers west of Margande, but south of Goa. There are many high-class hotels and ordinary hotels nearby, as well as fully equipped holiday homes and family hotels. The food in the restaurant combines Chinese and western food at reasonable prices. It is a holiday resort for European and American tourists. There is another beach nearby, Bonelli Beach. Transportation: Take the bus from Kadamba bus station in Margaux, which takes 30 minutes by car and has frequent flights. You can also go by motor tricycle or taxi. Molun Animal Sanctuary: Located in the eastern border area of Goa, covering an area of 240 square kilometers, it is the largest animal sanctuary in Goa, with many wild animals, making it an ideal place for bird watching. Visitors can spend the night with beans, and the hotel is fully equipped. Transportation: Take the train to Gula Railway Station in Ma Jia Town, and then transfer to the bus. Goa is actually Goa, located on the west coast of southern India, bordering Maharashtra and Karnataka, and bordering the Arabian Sea to the west, with an area of 3,702 square kilometers and a population of about 1 10,000. Goa was once a Portuguese colony for 450 years. Its towns and street buildings have Portuguese style, and most citizens believe in Catholicism, so there are many churches. Goa is located in the subtropical zone, with a warm climate all year round. There are many beautiful beaches, lush coconut groves, plenty of sunshine and pleasant scenery for dozens of miles along the coast, so it is called "Hawaii in India". Guo Bang is located on the west coast of southern India, bordering Maharashtra and Karnataka, and bordering the Arabian Sea to the west, with an area of 3,702 square kilometers and a population of about 6,543.8+00,000. Goa was once a Portuguese colony for 450 years. Its towns and streets are built in Portuguese style, and most citizens believe in Catholicism, so there are many churches. Goa is located in the subtropical zone, with a warm climate all year round. There are many beautiful beaches along the coast, stretching for dozens of miles, with lush coconut groves, abundant sunshine and pleasant scenery, so it is known as "summer in India". Panaji is located in the northwest of Goa, which is the capital of the state. The streets, shops and bars here retain strong Portuguese architectural features, and the local residents are very friendly. If tourists stroll through the city and shuttle between antique streets on holidays, they will feel that they are in a small European town. Attractions and scenic beaches: Located at the northwest of Panaji 16km, it is a famous beach in the north of Goa and is called "Consequence Beach". However, due to too many tourists and vendors, the original quiet atmosphere here has been destroyed. There are many high-class hotels and guesthouses here, and even holiday houses for rent, all of which are well equipped, and the food quality in the restaurant is quite high. The beaches here are covered with palm trees and full of tropical atmosphere. Various water activities and games can be played in the sea, including swimming, diving, windsurfing and air gliding. Transportation: Take a direct bus from Panaji for 30 minutes. Old Goa: 15 10, Portuguese colonists conquered the city of Pankim and built the city of Goa not far from here. 1565 was designated as the capital of Portuguese India. By the beginning of17th century, the population of this missionary and commercial center reached 200,000. 1760, a malaria caused Goa people to empty their houses and become a "museum city". Apart from civil buildings and unique streets and lanes, the most striking things in the city are churches and monasteries. Among the 60 churches built before people abandoned the city in the18th century, 7 churches are particularly prominent, namely santa catarina Chapel, San Francisco de assis Church and Monastery, Cathedral, San Cayedano Seminary and Chapel, Notre Dame de Rosario, Saint Augustus Church, Saint Augustine Tower (the only relic of a monastery built in 1572) and Young Jesus. Goa is known as the "Oriental Rome", and its ancient buildings have had an important impact on the development of architecture, sculpture and painting in India in the 16- 17 century, and provided a guarantee for the spread of Manuel art, Italian decorative art and baroque art in Asian Catholic countries. The infant church of Jesus, the tomb of San Francisco Javier, and the exquisite bronze statue of Juan Bodsta Fogni symbolize an event of world significance, that is, the spread of modern Catholicism in the Asian continent. Santa catarina Church-built in 1562, is the most famous church in Goa. There are five big clocks in the church, one of which is the largest in Goa. San Francisco de assis Church-rebuilt in 166 1, with many paintings hanging in it. Next to the church is the Archaeological Museum, built in 1964, which displays bone carvings, stone carvings and portraits of former Portuguese governors. Museum opening hours are 10:00- 12:00 and 13:00- 17:00. Closed on Friday, free visit. Church of the infant Jesus-quaint appearance and red bricks, built in16th century to commemorate the infant Jesus. This ancient church is the most famous of all churches in Goa. The silver coffin of San Francesco, a Catholic saint, was placed in this church, and his body has not been corroded for 400 years, which is regarded as a miracle. This sacred monument in the eyes of Catholics is open once every ten years for one month, attracting countless Christians from all over the world to make a special trip, so it is listed as the biggest celebration in a year by local people. It is said that this priest San Francesco, known as a Catholic saint, once lived in Goa. He was originally a Spanish missionary and one of the founders of the Jesuits. He preached in Ceylon, India and Japan and was called a saint. The Christian church declared him the patron saint of the foreign missionary association. San Francesco died on 1552, and his servant preserved his body with quicklime. A year later, he moved it to Goa and put it in the church of young Jesus. The corpse has not rotted for more than 400 years, so it is known as a miracle. When San Francesco's body was carried out from the grave in a once-in-a-decade ceremony, thousands of believers sang hymns, paid tribute to the Eucharist and prayed. The process is solemn and grand. Church of San Cayedano-built in the17th century, imitating the design of St. Peter's Cathedral in Rome, there are six altars in the church, and the paintings on the altars have the characteristics of Italian painting school. Transportation: Take the bus from Kadamba bus station in Panaji to Pang Da, all passing through Laogoa, and it takes 15 minutes by car. Margande: Located 33 kilometers south of Panaji, it is an important city in the south of Goa. The city is a transit point for tourists to the nearby Gu Hua Beach. There are no places of interest to visit here, but tourists can go to the local market to get in touch with the living conditions of residents. Transportation: Take a bus from Kadamba bus station in Panaji, and the journey takes 1 hour. Gu Hua Beach: This is a famous beach, 6 kilometers west of Margande, but south of Goa. There are many high-class hotels and ordinary hotels nearby, as well as holiday homes and family hotels with complete facilities. The food in the restaurant combines Chinese and western food at reasonable prices. It is a holiday resort for European and American tourists. There is another beach nearby, Bonelli Beach. Transportation: Take the bus from Kadamba bus station in Margaux, which takes 30 minutes by car and has frequent flights. You can also go by motor tricycle or taxi. Molun Animal Sanctuary: Located in the eastern border area of Goa, covering an area of 240 square kilometers, it is the largest animal sanctuary in Goa, with many wild animals, making it an ideal place for bird watching. Visitors can spend the night with beans, and the hotel is fully equipped. Transportation: Take the train to Gula Railway Station in Ma Jia Town, and then transfer to the bus.