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Daman, Daman and Diu(Daman is also known as Daman and Diu)
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Daman is a tiny little area sandwiched between the State of Maharashtra, Gujarat and the Arabian Sea. It is blessed with the very best natural resources and beauty that God can possess. Daman prides itself on its rich and varied historical heritage covering more than 2 millenniums. The history of Daman dating back to over 2000 years is replete with various rulers, conquests and surrenders. Starting from the First Century AD as a part of the country known as Lata until the Portuguese noticed this port in the 16th century and acquired it from the Shahs.
Blessed with an affable climate and people, Daman is an ideal place for tourists without any climatic restrictions. Replete with Casuarinas windbreaks, tranquil seashores, heavenly beaches and easy availability of liquor thrown in as a bonus makes Daman a tourist haven. The territory also attracts many history students and enthusiast due to its palpable Portuguese influence. The beaches and religious places of Daman are an invigorating combination of silver talcum sands, stretches of lazy palms and ancient monuments. Add these attractions to the amazing attitude and zeal of the locals and you get festive occasions with illuminated parks throughout the year. Daman, in true sense presents a posy of attractions and a wide choice for shopping. The leather products, bamboo mats and baskets (not to forget some of the exotic brands of Indian and foreign liquors available freely) are sure to make a shopaholic drop with joy. The handmade (intricate works) articles are also a must buy. Must See/Do: Diu Fort, Panikota Fort, Cathedral of Bom Jesu, Church of Our Lady, St Jerome FortAll attractions
ArticlesView allEnjoy the Sun and the Sand at Daman and Diuby Madhav Srinivasan on Dec 06, 2011Daman and Diu is the second smallest Union Territory in India. This territory located in the Western Ghats comprises of two land bodies- Daman, situated near Surat and Diu – situated near Junagadh. Travel within cityTaxiThe local transport includes share taxis and buses. Some private cabs are also available. Share taxis are convenient and an easy way to travel around the city. They are cheap and can be hailed of the road. BusDaman has a good system of local buses which operate for most part of the day. Buses are usually crowded as they are the cheapest and easiest option. Auto RickshawAuto rickshaws are also available from most of the main areas and they are a good way to travel around the city. Autos are quick and easily available. Night fares are usually higher than normal fares. Auto rickshaws may not be metered and it is advisable to negotiate the prices in advance. HotelsYou can find 12 hotels in Daman under following categories:
BlogsDaman in the rains..magictravels.blogspot.comDamanpsychlicdisorder.blogspot.comDiu - Diwali on the beachindianvacations.blogspot.comDIU - The island, the beach, the waves, the sun and the fun.diu-info.blogspot.com |
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