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Paradise for alternative

Goa and 'sui generis a place in India, a small Christian enclave in a Hindu sub-continent, a former Portuguese colony. A place where India and 'more' easy. We get to Morgim, a few houses on the coast road that runs through the stem of coconut palm alto e sottile.

Qui vengono a svernare due gruppi diversi e inconciliabili di individui: da una parte comitive di russi benestanti in fuga dall’inverno, dall’altra gli eredi del movimento hippie. I primi frequentano spiagge ben gestite, hotel costosi, cocktail bar e discoteche dove esibire minigonne e camicie aperte. I secondi alloggiano in capanne di bambu’ sulla spiaggia, oppure in case o ville in affitto a lungo termine. E’ un gruppo eterogeneo, internazionale, poliglotta, accomunato da una certa larghezza di vedute, dall’aver viaggiato zaino in spalla, e da una vena anticonformista che li ha portati a fare scelte personali diverse rispetto alla massa.

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global neo-dress in 1000 different ways, but also in Western Indiana, with a tendency to SCAC abound earrings, tattoos, piercings, short hair, long dreadlocks, to zero in the tail. Invade the beaches of Goa from all over the world, singles, couples, naked and happy children playing on the beach with colorful bead necklaces and ankle bracelets. Most stops long, six months a year. The other six will spend in Europe to work enough to afford six months of doing nothing in the relative luxury of Goa, where a 2-storey villa with all comfort 'Western dense with less of what you need for a walk in Rome.

You can hear the story is' unbelievable, really creative here '(in fact to invent different ways of life) and' power.

heart of this colorful and diverse group, 'the Magic Park in Arambol, a low building surrounded by a lush garden full of tables and chairs, as well as mats and pillows for those who want to sit on the floor. Here, lectures, courses and sessions of Indian dance, modern, belly, salsa, yoga in all its forms, reiki, massage, as well as' dozens of alternative systems of care. At night sunset, the tribes 'meets on the beach to dance to the beat of the djembe' or perform exercises in juggling. The atmosphere and 'relaxed, the hollow sound of the drums to the sound of the sea mingles with the smell of incense and salt to the most' prosaic coils, the lamps of the torches of the fishermen who walks on the beach.

Then, with nightfall all go away to invade the narrow streets filled with stalls and shops and many restaurants and bars.