stackyFACTSWalking through a torrential downpour usually ruins a sightseeing trip, but Goa's historic Latin Quarter practically demands to be seen soaking wet.
Walking through a torrential downpour usually ruins a sightseeing trip, but Goa's historic Latin Quarter practically demands to be seen soaking wet. The intense monsoon season ruthlessly washes the dust off the vibrant Portuguese colonial facades of Fontainhas, making the intricate azulejo tiles and mustard-yellow walls glow violently against the gray sky. You will definitely ruin your shoes, but the hyper-saturated architectural photography is entirely worth the trench foot.
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