With each trip to Goa, one realises that this state has so much more to offer, than the usual experience of ‘sun, sand and the sea’. But now since the lockdown is in place and travelling seems like a far-fetched dream, engaging in chalking out a post-pandemic travel itinerary is the only way to satiate our wanderlust. So moving over generic beach experiences for a day, you need to visit the Mangrove Boardwalk in Goa, which boasts of 14 varieties of mangroves and is also touted to be the second of its kind in the country!
Undertake a soothing walk amid the thick blanket of greenery here
The importance of mangroves in regards to the environment of Goa is immense and over the years, the state has lost a lot of its mangrove cover. In order to remedy that, the Mangrove Boardwalk was conceptualized and built at the Patto Centre at Panaji, right behind the Goa State Central Library. This park makes for ideal frames, which attracts hordes of shutterbugs and the venue also allows you to undertake a soothing walk among the thick blanket of greenery here!
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With no entry fee, this beauteous park had been noticing a substantial footfall since its inception until the pandemic took over. So as soon as this ends and things get better, come over for an outing with your friends and we know, you’re gonna look for excuses to stay a little longer. But whenever you do, make sure to step out with your masks on and with a bottle of sanitiser for sure; needless to say, social distancing is mandatory until the pandemic is completely erased.
