Benaulim: The Village of Arrow in India
Located in Goa, India, which is a census town, Benaulim was formerly a part of a land association called Cominidades of Goa in the Portugese Regime. It is home for Contemporary Benaulim, which is a famous resort, situated at the district of South Goa. It was formerly known as Banahalli or Banawali that means “village of arrow” before the Portuguese came. Benaulim was home to the temple of Katyayani Baneshvar, which was dedicated to the Hindu deities Parvati and Shiva.
Best Time to Visit
All year round, people can expect generally hot temperatures within Benaulium, India. Rainy season comes June, and runs through September. During January until April, then December are the dry months and would most likely be favourable top those who would want to explore the attractions in this town. The Goa Carnival is a fun-filled festival in this with a variety of food mixed with musical performances and parades, which is held before the 40-day fast during the month of February. The Feast of Saint Francis Xavier is celebrated in the month of December, celebrating Patron Saint of Catholic Missions, which is considered to be one of the biggest celebrations for Catholics as he was a missionary who have helped convert thousands of people in to Christians.
What to Do & Area Attractions
During summer time or anytime of the year, tourists go gaga in visiting the Benaulium Beach, which can be found 18.64 miles at the south of Panjim which is Goa’s capital city. Vaddi Beach is also worthy of the itinerary list for those who seek serene beaches. Nearby these attractions are these top-rated hotels like Joecons Beach Resort, Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, Goa and La Grace Resort.
