Actor Parineeti Chopra, Bollywood actress, went to Goa with a bunch of interesting friends and came back completely rejuvenated.
Parineeti Chopra (Photo by bollywoodhungama.com)
She says “A holiday for me means something that is different. For example, my daily routine during a holiday should be different from my normal day-today routine. It could mean sleeping longer… … going for a swim or just pampering myself.”
Q: Where did you go on your latest trip?
Parineeti: I went to Goa few months back.
Q: Who accompanied you on this trip?
Parineeti: I went there with couple of my friends and we enjoyed this trip to the hilt.
Q: Where did you Stay?
Parineeti: We stayed at Taj Holiday Village. Its tranquil and joyful ambiance was truly a treat.
Taj Villas (Photo by Zerohund)
Q: Did you meet any interesting people?
Parineeti: I was with an interesting group of friends so never felt the need to look out for other interesting people.
Q: Can you suggest some Shopping destinations in Goa?
Parineeti: Let me admit to you honestly that I’m a bad shopper. I generally pick up everything I like and therefore my wardrobe is full of clothes and accessories. From Goa I did pick up a couple of artifacts.
Q: Do you have any Sightseeing recommendations?
Parineeti: Goa is a fabulous place but one needs to have ample time to relish the it. I really recommend Anjuna beach. Though it is one of the most popular beaches in Goa, I somehow feel it is still an underrated beach. This part of Goa was largely patronized by the hippies, and is the favorite haunt of holidaymakers and backpackers.
Photo by Fredericknoronha
Q: Can you give our readers some travel tips?
Parineeti: Always travel light and carry all the necessary medications because if you unfortunately happen to fall ill, you will end up completely spoiling your entire vacation.
Q: What have you learnt?
Parineeti: One should book air tickets as early as possible so as to get good bargains.
Q: I’d love to visit?
Parineeti: I would love to see Ladakh. I feel it’s a wonderful place and I have never been there. Kerala is also on my bucket list – I have heard it is truly divine.
