Jeddah to Goa Flights

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The beauty and serenity of Goa are remarkable. The state of Goa comes within the region known as Konkan, and it is on the South-western coast of India. The main language of Goa is Konkani, and this language is spoken by most of its inhabitants. Goa is one of the most popular and largely traveled cities among foreign and Indian tourists. It is known for its beaches, calmness, seafood, carnivals, water sports, Portuguese influence, and Portuguese-style houses.

The best-known places in Goa

• Basilica of Bom Jesus - An extravagant architecture of the famous UNESCO world heritage site, it is a good source to know about the history of the origin of Christianity in India.
• Anjuna Market - Anjuna Beach is a marketplace that sets up on Wednesdays to tempt free-spirited travellers with hippy-inspired trinkets and souvenirs. Travellers can find things like woven bikinis, ornate textiles, sculptures of deities, dream catchers, hammocks, t-shirts with slogans, magnets and beaded jewellery here.
• Calangute Beach – It is the perfect venue for seeing and enjoying the view of the mesmerising sunset and beach parties.
• Fort Aguada - One of the most important heritage of Portuguese cultures, it was built to offer defence against the Dutch and the Marathas.
• Baga Beach - You may lie down on the shores of Baga Beach and soak in the sun. This is a very popular place in Goa for beach lovers.
• Dudhsagar Waterfalls - For more aquatic adventures, the state is also home to spectacular four-tiered waterfalls, known as the Dudhsagar Waterfalls.
• Mahadev Temple – The temple is a structure that has been standing since the 12th century, and it is located 12 km north of Molem. The remote location of Mahadev Temple and its structure helped it survive centuries of conquests by the Portuguese and Muslim colonialists.
• Braganza House - Braganza House is a beautiful historical mansion that flanks the village square in Chandor. It is divided into an east and west wing and is available for tourists to hang around in their leisure time.
• Tanshikar's Working Spice Farm - Tourists can experience the local spice scene by touring Tanshikar's Working Spice Farm & Ecological Rest House. This farm grows seven different spices: turmeric, cardamom, chilli, pepper, vanilla, nutmeg, using organic farming methods.

Airport in Goa

Dabolim International Airport or Goa International Airport is the sole international airport in Goa. It is operated by the Airports Authority of India.

• Airport address: Goa International Airport, Airport Rd, Dabolim, Goa 403801
• Airport IATA code: GOI

Jeddah is a trading city and its inhabitants appear to reflect the mix of modern and traditional culture. You will love to travel by boat, visit the magnificent Corniche, enjoy popular seafood, and see spectacular palaces and historic and archaeological landmarks here. Jeddah is located on the Red Sea and it has many historical sites. It is also known for its diverse culture, beautiful beaches and traditional clothes that reflect local culture, fascinating legends and waterfalls. Hear the stories of historical sites, festivals full of events, and you get to shop at major high-end commercial centres.

Because of its location, it was useful as a port of Makkah for welcoming tourists, traders and merchants from different countries. The Jeddah Wall is designed to protect it from external attacks. There are certain local regions that tell stories about a beautiful past. The locals of Jeddah still visit the ancient mosques, markets and historical places. Tourists get to see fascinating buildings and multi-storey houses too in Jeddah that reflect the use of modern construction technologies.

Things Jeddah is best known for

• Religious sites: Floating Mosque, Mecca Gate
• Parks and gardens: Fakieh Aquarium, Silver Sands Beach, Jeddah Water Front Park, Lake Al-Arbaeen
• Top government bodies: Central Department of Statistics, Customs Department, Directorate-General for Mineral Resources, Directorate General of Zakat and Income Tax, General Electricity Corporation
• Heritage monuments: The Corniche Area of Jeddah, Jeddah Beaches, Floating Mosque, Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum of Jeddah, Khuzam Palace Museum
• Shopping hubs: Red sea Mall, Mall of Arabia, Al Balad

Airport in Jeddah

Jeddah airport is located about 21 km from the city Centre. With its integrated terminal building, the airport offers international and domestic flights to various other cities within the country and abroad.

• Airport address: King Abdulaziz International Airport, Al Madinah Al Munawwarah Road, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
• Airport IATA code: JED