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Sand art competition in Goa
14 May 2016, 06:13 am
Panaji, May 13 (NITN) A sand sculpture competition will be held in Goa's Colva beach on May 29 announced Goa Tourism.
The competition will be held to mark World No Tobacco Day on May 31 and hence the theme is 'Tobacco and its ill effects'.
The event is being organised by the Deputy Director of Goa's South Zone Tourism Office and Collector of South Goa who is also the Chairman of the South Goa District level Coordination Committee for Tobacco Control.
Image: Sand Art display 2015/Goa Tourism Facebook
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