
Arpora Saturday Night Market
Arpora, Goa, India
The hillside night bazaar of lanterns — designer stalls above, global food courts below, three stages and mojito lanes between.
Why visit: Goa's best single night out that isn't a club.
- ›Lantern lanes
- ›World-food court
- ›Live stages
- ›Designer stalls
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Best time
Nov–Mar; Saturdays from 6 pm
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹800–2,500
Duration
Evening
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