Goa come alive after sunset. This beach state in India reverberates the rhythm of music and glows with the rays, emitted by the halogen street lights. Party hoppers find the sandy stretch as a canvas, which are dotted with shacks, discotheques, bars and restaurants. The hot-beds for set against a flaming sunset and produce special effects since evening till the early morning.

The beaches in North Goa replace the darkness of the night with the light of the fireworks and affixed artificial bulbs. The hubbub gets louder during the moth between October and April, when the foot-tapping frenzy set the nights on fire. The party keeps rocking from disco to lounge bars; from restaurants to beach shacks and from private beach part to the casual arrangements. Each one of them jazz with the different genre of music, which allure travelers to step into their doorstep.

Club Cubana, a nightclub atop a hill in Arpora is a must-visit place for the creamy layer of the society. The Club features the relaxed atmosphere, with a pool shimmering on the hill and a chicly tiled discotheque. The stocked bar on either side helps visitors to unwind during the merriment. The party fever goes beyond the normal temperature in Tito's restaurants, Mambo's, Kamaki, On The Rocks and La Calypso's Club Blue at Baga. These are some night hubs which all highly visited by both the international and national celebrities.

Foodoholics can check out the Boomerang Bar at Club City in Calangute, Club 21, situated down the Candolim Road and Ceumar on the Candolim beach. The dining places have a classy set-up and visitors can enjoy the delicacies of cocktails, exotic sea-foods and other foods catering internationally. Shack lovers can add color and make the festivities get louder. The Boat Shack, Big Zappa, Claudina's and Spotty's at Candolim Beach are made for music lovers, who desires to tap their foot with the light and sound of the acclaimed Djs.

Most of the beach shacks have barbecue nights which introduces an amazing array of fireworks, limbo dancers and fire-eaters. The parties comes a long way from the Hippi culture and is still continue to highlight its impact in the lives of Goans. The rave parties organized at Anjuna, Morijim and Palolem satisfy the thirsty throat with chilly drinks and enthralls the heart the hip-hop music. Beach lovers can also hitch a ride on boat or river cruises and enjoy the cultural shows or on board parties in the floating resort like ship.

Following the nightlife destination in North Goa, visitors can also flock into the coastal roads and beaches in Southern part of the State. The innate beauty of the place draws tourist who lingers on in search of peace and serenity. Fiplees at Benaulim, Martin's Corner at Betalbatim, Chef Fernando's Nostalgia at Raia, Mickey's and Kentucky at Colva are a few lively areas which displays the list of sumptuous dishes and party music. Further, the bright lights and boogieing at Club Utopia at Margao, the local shacks at Utorda Beach and the discotheques at Colva offers a fabulous night and some authentic local flavor.

Other then partying, chatting and eating at nights in Goa, the nightlife also announces shopping. The Ingo's Saturday Night Market at Arpora lits up with about 100 of stalls, with all kinds of accessories, music CD's and food. This excellent place for shopoholic holds the articles, which depicts the world gone by and makes a worthy buy. The stalls catering to the Indian products display Kashmiri items, hand-crafted wooden artifacts, garments made of silk and pashminas, trendy masks and antiques. While the centers handled by foreigners has leather mask, clothes stylized as the accessories of hippes, hand-made shoes, elite furnitures and paintings.

To add more, food courts spread out with the cuisines of English, South India, Italian, Indian-Chinese, Goan, Nepali, Indian and desserts are tantalize the taste bud of the visitors. The market also has the games parlor and as such as many as 20, 000 people can be seen daily in the market.