The author, a travel writer, finds Goa’s charm not in its crowded beaches but in its quiet hinterlands and unexpected encounters with local art. A past unpleasant tourist experience led to a preference for offbeat exploration, revealing the state’s lush monsoon beauty and serene village life, far from the typical tourist trail.
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