Goa carnival is an exclusive legacy of the Portuguese, who ruled over Goa for over five hundred years. This carnival is a special feature on occasions like that of Christmas and New Year. Though it started as a celebration enjoyed only by the local population, it has today crossed the state frontiers and attracts thousands of people from all over the country. So, if you are planning a tour to Goa, with Travelers Hub you can enjoy every bit of Goa carnival.

The Goa carnival is held every year in the month of February it lasts for three days and nights.On the occasion the streets come alive with music and color, unbridled festivity and merry-making. Huge parades are organized throughout the state with bands, dances that float out all night on the streets, and grand balls held in the evenings. The carnival concludes with the famous red-and-black dance held by the Club National in Panjim on the final day.

Another popular feature of Goa are the Rave parties that are a major tourist attraction, especially amongst the foreigners. For the tourists the rave parties in Goa are the most popular entertainment forms. The origin of rave parties in Goa can be traced back to the 1960's. Goa rave parties began with an influx of hippies. These Rave parties are held every night around the time of New Year and Christmas, and have been under control ever since Goa Tourism decided to promote up market tourism over backpackers in Goa. Rave parties are full of dance, music and fun that enlivens the state of Goa.