| Daman Tourism office India | |
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| The Administration of Daman and Diu, Tourism Department, Paryatan Bhavan, Moti Daman, Daman - 396210 INDIA Tele-Fax : 91-260-2255104 | Tele-Fax : 91-260-2255104 |
| Daman Tourism office India | |
| Daman Tourism office India | |
| The long shore line at Devka and Jampore has always been a source of fascination. There is a popular amusement park on the beach, which is illuminated on festive days. At Moti Daman, the massive fort, the stately Light house, gardens, historic monuments and ancient Gothic style churches, are the key places of interest. At Nani Daman, the Nani Daman Fort and the church inside, and the fishing jetty where boats are anchored, are worth paying a visit. The Jampore beach is a favourite with swimming - enthusiasts. | |
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| Daman Tourism office India | |
| Jan 7, 2010 | |
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