It’s Better In Goa | Chapora

I’ve been in Goa for about 10 days now. For those of you who follow me on Instagram will be already aware that I have done a road-trip from Punjab to Goa and will be staying put in Goa for about 2 months since I have harped about it enough number of times. Needless to say, my stay has already been quite eventful.
Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | full front all hands in hair

My first day, walking on the road in my denim shorts, I got catcalled by a cheap Indian tourist and for 5 minutes it took me all the way back to Delhi. Fastest transportation ever I’d say. One day I decided to go bicycling and (as expected) lost my way. I do have gps on my cell but that didn’t help with the narrow streets. I emerged on a familiar road about an hour later, somehow quite far from my way back home. While cycling back I was chased by a dog ofcourse but not for too long (the fastest I have cycled ever) and struck up a conversation with a slightly mentally challenged man while walking up a rather steep slope with the cycle. He was trying to help me with the way but I couldn’t really understand what he was saying. Made it back home eventually. My ass hurt for the next 2 days straight because this was the first time I was sitting on a bicycle in about 2 years. Finding household help wasn’t quick either. We Indian’s like to drive a hard bargain (I know I do).

One thing I am quite surprised about is the road rage in Goa. In my head I thought things would be more peaceful here but that is certainly not true. So far I’ve run into a rash-driving local who was a huge asshole about it and another old foreigner who just had a pissed-off disposition. And this after I’ve been driving super politely and properly in Goa. It’s like I’m a different person in Delhi. Maybe I should just go back to my Delhi asshole-driving-aura and things will get better. Who knows.

It almost sounds like a heinous crime but on one occasion, I also cooked maggi at home. Apart from this it has mostly just been sea-food. I have been to some good beaches (like morjim, ashwem, benaulim) and some disappointing ones (like baga, chapora, etc). This is not my first time in Goa but these are the beaches that I have been to during my current stay.

I had heard decent things about Chapora. Unfortunately I visited on a weekend and it was rather crowded and that too with our Indian loafers. So we just explored the nearby area which is where we stumbled upon this colony and houses left in ruins with a lot of graffiti.

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | half front swimwear

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | full front all hands on waist

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | earrings

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | full front swimwear hands onw aist

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | wide with graffiti

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | full side all

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | sitting

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | half back swimwear

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | full side swimwear

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | hair flying

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | half front all

Chapora | Goa | Akanksha Redhu | half side swimwear

{ Outfit Details }
Beachwear + White shirt + Shorts: Forever21
Sunglasses: Knockaround
Earrings: Koovs.com | MawixKoovs
Slippers: Street shop in Goa
Location: Somewhere in Chapora

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