HALLO,HIVE! Most of the cultural program of the trip to Agonda from Varca has already been completed (we know your "cultural" program—lying like seals on the beach and eating!), and the remaining

HALLO,HIVE! We prefer Indian cuisine in Goa. No spicy, you know why—we're not fire-breathing dragons. However, since our main customers are European, no one will bring you hell on a plate; everything will

HALLO,HIVE! So, what do they serve here? The Arabian Sea is great! The hot sand is also nice! But it's time for us to... our stomachs are growling, and it's not for nothing that we've grabbed the soft

India is a big country with a wide variety of geographical regions — from snow-covered mountains to national parks, long coastlines, deserts, and more. Since India shares its coastline with the Arabian

HELLO, HIVE! This white plywood structure with a washbasin on the right is the restroom. There's a mirror and a bottle of liquid soap. Service, though! A bit surprised? This is India, son! Get used to

HELLO, HIVE! We've already visited the secret little beach without waves in Agonda and had a wonderful time there, sunbathing and swimming in the calm backwater. And now our bodies are desperately craving

HALLO,HIVE! At the very edge of the bay, the number of boats increases even more. Fishermen usually hang out here. Okay! We're the ones hanging out, and the fishermen are working. Behind the boat camp,

HALLO, HIVE! I'll continue my story about a quiet, secret beach in Agonda Bay in South Goa. It was morning, and there weren't many people there yet. It's not crowded during the day either. Just a few people,

HALLO, HIVE! This beach is quite different from the typical Goa beach scene. There aren't many rocky beaches in southern India; we're mostly greeted by a simple strip of reddish sand stretching for tens

HALLO,HIVE! This time, we didn't even swim at Agonda's main beach, but instead went specifically to a secret little beach located at the edge of the bay, near rocks and a green hill. Agonda, however, let

HALLO,HIVE! The boulders keep growing, and there are plenty of crabs of various sizes here too. From here, you can clearly see that the first strip of shore is densely packed with cafes and bungalows.

HALLO.HIVE! We continue our stroll along the spacious Agonda Beach in South Goa, this time heading toward a quiet backwater near a green hill. The landscape of Agonda Beach is unlike the average Goan beach.

HALLO.HIVE! Accordingly, bright lights and loud (or any!) music are prohibited in the cafes at Agonda Beach. There are no boats or jet skis in the central part of the beach. There are boats, but they are

HALLO.HIVE! Okay! Enough beating around the bush. What do you think we did in coming to Agonda from Zalore/Carmona Beach? To wander the streets and gawk at cows? To shop, or to indulge in nostalgia,

HELLO, HIVE! On the way to the beach, you might see a local... um...laundry. Of course, there are regular washing machines here; the village is large, and laundry services are quite popular. But many still

With the weather clearing up ahead of the race, we went to mark the route yesterday. We've now received permission from the Forest Department. Five hours have passed since we started marking the route,

The rain stopped, and we rushed to the Forest Department office, as we needed permission for a road race scheduled for a few days later. Runners must cross Netravali National Park, home to wild animals,

Another day, another new day in Goa. It rained heavily for two days, starting in the morning and continuing until evening. It would stop at 10 or 12 at night... Where would we go and what would we see

There's a world beyond the Manali-Leh Highway, and I realized this today when I looked at photos from my Goa trip this August on my laptop. The chance to visit Goa arose in August this year when I was