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GOA ANA FONTE GARDEN AND ANA FONTE SPRING, Margao, South Goa, India.

on August 08, 2018

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Newspapers of Goa

Once on an official visit to Goa, the then Prime Minister of newly independent India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru remarked about a certain oddity that he noticed among the people of Goa. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on his visit to Goa commented in Indian language Hindi that 'YE GOA KE LOG AJEEB HAIM” plainly translated into English meaning “These people of Goa are Odd”. He said this in reference to the background that Hindu people in Goa were reading their daily dose of newspapers in Marathi Language and speaking their Mother Tongue Konkani at home. Similarly the Catholic people were reading the daily English newspapers and speaking Konkani at home. This confusing oddity made Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru make the above remark.

Spice Plantations of Goa

What is a Spice Plantation in Goa? Actually a spice plantation is a spice farm and in the local Konkani language of Goa, they are called Kulaghar (plantation). Kulaghar or plantation is a natural green orchard of landscape, where Goans cultivate for their daily needs by growing organically or non-organically fruits, vegetables or spices or a healthy mixture of both. Call it by whatever name, spice farm, spice plantation or Kulaghar the workers on the land are generally agriculturists to the core. The spice agricultural estates in Goa are situated in the Ponda region and are quite currently as a major tourist attraction. The plantations use organic methods of farming and agriculture and are known to harvest many of Goa's fantastic aromatic spices.

Picnic Spots of Goa

What is generally a picnic? A picnic is a pleasure day trip at which readymade snacks, or pre-cooked food from home is eaten in the open natural landscape not very far away from the main city. Generally picnic spots are found around parks, next to natural lakes, or ancient forts. Most of the picnics are considered to be family outings and it is an excellent time for bonding between siblings and other adult family members.

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GOA ANA FONTE GARDEN AND ANA FONTE SPRING, Margao, South Goa, India.

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