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Cancun is one of the three constituents of Mayan Riviera, one of the most popular beach destinations that fall across the coastline of the Gulf of Mexico. From December to April, millions of tourists visit this spot to relish its white sandy beaches and the clear waters every year. Cancun is known for its diverse culture and rich traditions. It offers a variety of adventurous water sports and other activities and the historical relics and architecture of the Mayan civilization. The best thing about the place is that you have so much to do, and it’s moderately cheaper than it should be. Here are a few places to wander around and activities that you should check out if you visit Cancun. Underwater world The hidden underwater world is, by every means, a must-visit. The rivers that flow in the Yucatan peninsula are home to the longest underground linkage of rivers and caves in the whole world. The underwater swimming can keep your adrenaline thrusting, and guess what, it can be done throu

Goa is a rather singular place in India, very different from the rest of the country. Before I went there, I thought it was a city, or at least a place of rather limited dimensions. It’s not, because Goa is in fact a state in its own right, even if it’s the smallest state in India. With more than 100km of coastline from North to South, there are many different cities, so it’s best to study a bit before planning a trip to Goa. The old hippie hangout of the 1960s now welcomes the new alternative backpackers who eat vegan and do yoga, but also many wealthy tourists who travel to luxury resorts. Above all, it is a popular holiday destination for Indians who come to see the beach and party in this state, where legislation is much more flexible than in the rest of the country, especially on alcohol. It’s quite common to hear travellers denigrating the “too touristy” side of Goa, but in fact, it should be noted that the majority of tourists there are Indian tourists. The strong difference bet