Daman and Diu, the twin cities are located on the Arabian Sea. The lands are blessed with nature`s gifts as sun, sand and sea. The greenery, tranquility and serenity of the place attract tourists. The beginning of September and end of May is the ideal period for exploration and fascination. The place evokes a great deal of mirth and excitement. It`s a perfect destination for tourists.

Daman and Diu has a rich multi faceted cultural heritage. The people of Daman and Diu follow the same customs and traditions as that of the people in Gujarat. The population comprises of Hindus, Muslims and a very few Christians. Gujarati is the spoken language of the people. The people live according to the Hindu system prevailing in the adjoining Gujarat territory. They observe sacredly the customs of birth, marriage, sacred thread and other ceremonies. Dance and Music are a part and parcel of their life. We find an amalgamation of cultures i.e. tribal, urban, European and Indian. This amalgamation is reflected in the people`s dances. Various Portuguese dances are still in vogue. The territory of Daman and Diu has a high degree of urbanization.

This is held near the Somnatha Mahadev temple. During this festival, large number of people within the district as well as outside gathers here. They take bath in the tank. Other major festivals are Holi, Dushera, Diwali, Christmas, New Year, Id etc. Fauna of Daman and Diu. Various varieties of birds are found here. The place is very best for bird watching. It has flocks of blue rock pigeons, parrots, koels, doves, crows and sparrows. A major attraction is the large number of migratory birds that fly into the region during August and stay till February. The major parks are Kadaiya Lake Garden, Mirasol Water Park, Jettty Garden etc.