Sight Address : Pandava’s Drum is located near the Palolem beach at the southernmost taluka – Canacona or Chaudi of the state. Edit
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Pandava’s drum is an interesting natural wonder seen in Goa. It is located near the Palolem beach at the southernmost taluka – Canacona or Chaudi of the state. A particular area at the southern end of the beautiful Palolem beach is full of legends of Pandavas. There is a particular rock here which is called as the Pandava’s drum. It is called so since when you throw stones at it, if they hit a specific spot a drum like sound is heard. Do check it out for yourself when you visit the scenic Palolem the next time.
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Best Season to VisitEdit
Goa can be visited all through the year. But the Best season to visit is from October to June. Summer (March to May) is hot in Goa but the sea breeze offers solace to the heat. Monsoon (June to September) offer heavy to medium rainfalls.
Best Time To VisitEdit
Morning, Afternoon, Evening.
Time Required for SightseeingEdit
30 to 45 minutes.
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How to ReachEdit
Taxi : This place is well connected by road.
Bus : There are regular buses from Madgaon Bus Terminal .
Train : Madgaon railway station is at a distance of 43 km.
Air : Closest airport is Dabolim Airport which is about 67 km away.
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Safety / WarningEdit
During the monsoon season, which lasts till September, rains and thunder showers pelt the Goan plains. The humidity levels are at their highest during the monsoon months.
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• Police – 100
• Ambulance – 102
• Fire – 101
• Goa Tourism – 143