Parra Coconut Tree Road

PARRA COCONUT TREE ROAD 
Remember the pristine narrow roads lined with palm trees on either side, of the Dear Zindagi fame? 😍😍That’s the Parra road for you! On your google map search for St. Anne’s Church in Parra and you’ll easily spot the road. Lined with palm trees, and overlooking fields on both sides, this road that you’d have often spotted in films and TV series like Four More Shots Please!, is off of the main highway, it is one of the prettiest, most picturesque roads in Goa.😍🌴
The roads of Parra Village is best known for its scenic road lined with coconut trees. 😍
It is one of the most amazing places in goa to have morning or evening walks with friends and family 🌴😍
 The sunrises and sunsets at parra coconut tree road is mesmerizing.😍



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