Tourists in Goa are forgetting Indian culture and adapting to modern culture

[Wealth is my birth right!]

BTW, on a related topic, I have seen Deltin, went to Goa in March around, it's not worth it. Really, filled with Middle Class Uncles. No vibe, even the deck, I saw babies. BABIES! Just avoid. Go to Thailand, much better, I can recommend places if anyone is interested. 😉

Can’t compare pattaya with anything 😉

 

[aayusharyan]

Can’t compare pattaya with anything 😉

Totally.

 

[m4b]

Can’t compare pattaya with anything 😉

and Bui Vien Street in Vietnam 👀

 

[aayusharyan]

and Bui Vien Street in Vietnam 👀

I can. I have been there, 👀
Pattaya is better. Hands down.

 

[Wealth is my birth right!]

and Bui Vien Street in Vietnam 👀

Added to my wishlist 👊

 

[m4b]

I can. I have been there, 👀
Pattaya is better. Hands down.

 

[aayusharyan]

Added to my wishlist 👊

Hahahahahahaa

 

[HumorSimpson]

Can’t compare pattaya with anything 😉

Papaya hmm ¿

 

[aayusharyan]

Papaya hmm ¿

Lol, I have another fruit in mind but don't want to make it A rated, lol.

 

[m4b]

Lol, I have another fruit in mind but don't want to make it A rated, lol.

OnlyFruits.com . .

 

[HumorSimpson]

I agree... people in Goa embrace modern culture, overshadowing traditional Indian customs. Tho it brings diversity, it's important to remember and respect the traditions that make newest attraction in goa uniquely vibrant. Balancing both can enhance the experience for everyone.

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[Pavan]

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