Goa Carnival is all about celebrating life. The carnival witness thousands of locals and tourists taking on the streets, dancing and singing. Locals wearing bizarre face masks and street performers attract lots of attention. The Goa Carnival 2013 starts on 9 February and concludes on 12 February.
The fun, the joy and the music are all set to fill up the sky again in Goa. Three eventful days, starting from 9 to 12th Feb, 2013 will see Goa in its real jovial mood. If you are looking for celebration of life in its liveliest and vibrant form, embarking on Goa Carnival tour is the right thing to do. The Carnival witness locals and tourists from all around the world, taking part and celebrating the festival like there's no tomorrow. In one word, FUN is what they all have.
All about Goa Carnival
The Carnival in Goa kicks off with legendary King Momo taking over the streets. The cities and streets of the state wear a cheerful mood with lively music and vibrant colours. People with colourful dresses and bizarre face masks take on the streets dancing to the jazzy music. Street performances, floats parade, sounds of drums and bagpipers hog all the limelight.
Everyone looks forward to the final day of the Carnival. The Red-and-Black dance is the highlight of the last day. The dance is organised by Lube National, which is in Pahaji. People from all age groups, from kids to oldies, come out and soak themselves in the festive spirit.
The history of Carnival
The Carnival is celebrated on grand scale. The pomp and grandeur of the festival attract tourists from all across the globe. It has been celebrated since 18th century. The Portuguese, who once ruled this small state, introduced the festival. That's the reason why you see a striking influence of Portuguese culture in the carnival. It is all about merrymaking before observing Lent, which lasts for six weeks.
Goa Carnival 2013
The Goa Carnival 2013 is the most awaited festival of the state. In the year 2013, the festival will start from 9 February and continue till 12 February. Once again, the three days and nights of Carnival in Goa will see the streets crowded by locals and tourists. Goa always create a warm and welcoming atmosphere for visitors throughout the year. The Goa Carnival 2013 will expect huge inflow of tourists. The streets will glitter with colourful floats, entertainers, dancers and musicians.
With Goa Carnival tour packages, you can be part of the biggest festival in Goa. The carnival goes non-stop with unlimited drinks and foods. Goa tour also lets you explore the breathtaking beaches of the state. Three days and nights of non-stop festive are what every tourist will look to enjoy in the Carnival.
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