GOA FOOD AND CULTURAL FESTIVAL

    GOA FOOD AND CULTURAL FESTIVAL




The Goa Food and Cultural Festival promises to be a celebration of authentic Goan cuisine along with a healthy dose of the state’s vibrant folklore and heritage. With over 70 stalls featuring vegetarian and non-vegetarian delicacies, traditional and modern sweets, and several other much-loved delicacies the festival showcases traditoonal Goan cuisine that goes beyond the mundane fish curry and rice. Live performances by popular bands like Indus Creed and Parikrama as well as fireworks, DJ nights and surprise prizes are up for grabs The most awaited Food and Cultural fest in Panjim, The Goa Food and Cultural Festival is back with a bang this year. It’s got an amazing fusion of two of the things that we humans love the most, Food and Entertainment. Already wondering how you will manage to get back to work or school with a weekend this good? Well who cares? Cherish and live one day at a time and enjoy the amazing food and entertainment lined up for you. Here’s what you need to know about the Goa Food & Cultural Festival. This festival is a 5 day celebration planned to give special focus to the Goan cuisine with reference to Sea Food. A number of stalls run by reputed caterers both from the best hotels as well as restaurants and even housewives offer a rich experience of Goan cuisine. Along with food stalls one can enjoy aerated drinks, alcoholic beverages, ice-creams and snacks at the festival. Cultural programmes and fireworks display concludes an important part of the food celebration.A large number of locals actively participated by setting up unique food stalls, while the venue was packed with an energetic crowd.We use cookies on our website of Travel And Tour World to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking “Accept”, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. However, you may visit "Cookie Settings" to provide a controlled consent

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