Japanese Garden
The Japanese Garden in Goa is a hidden gem that whispers secrets of serenity and natural beauty. Perched on a cliff, this garden offers an uninterrupted panorama of the Arabian Sea, its azure waters stretching out to meet the horizon. As you climb th...
Japanese Garden
The Japanese Garden in Goa is a hidden gem that whispers secrets of serenity and natural beauty. Perched on a cliff, this garden offers an uninterrupted panorama of the Arabian Sea, its azure waters stretching out to meet the horizon. As you climb the gentle slope, the cool sea breeze carries the scent of rose bushes and palm trees, setting the tone for a tranquil escape.The garden's unique character lies in its blend of Japanese aesthetics and Goan simplicity. Here, you can stroll along the cliff's edge, taking in the 180-degree view of the rocky beach below, or descend the steep steps to a secluded crescent beach, where the only sound is the gentle lapping of waves. As the sun sets, the sky transforms into a kaleidoscope of colors, making this spot a must-visit for those seeking a serene and memorable sunset experience in Goa.
Japanese Garden
Couples, solo travelers, and nature lovers.
October to February for optimal weather.
4.9 (2387)
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Amazing Service
Such a beautiful experience. It's very peaceful and breathtaking. You're surrounded by nature, and I love the sound of the waterfall/streams. The walkways are easy. It was simple to follow the map that they provided, but it was great venturing out on your own and visiting the areas you want to go to.
Amazing Service
As a tourist and someone who has been to Japan, this Japanese garden is impeccable. From the entrance, to the walking paths you can take, interactive educational experiences, the cleanliness, gift shop, and on-site "Umami Cafe," Portland has it all.
Amazing Service
Everyone in Portland kept recommending that I go here, and I would say that it is definitely worth it plus more. I've been to Japan for a couple of weeks, and this place gives me that feeling or sensation that I was actually back on one of the islands. If you're looking for a place that's very peaceful, where you can sit and reflect or meditate or just enjoy nature, this is the place for you.