Diu a tiny ex-Portuguese island is the reason most travelers come to Gujarat. And while it might not fairly be the tropical paradise they imagined, it has a peculiar charisma that will attract inhabitants towards it. Diu city is best known as a place that mixes tradition with modernity. This perfect blend is evident in its architecture, with number of historical monuments and structures. The history of Diu time back to many centuries. It has a rich and a multicolored past that saw the supremacy of many emperors. Rulers of different dynasties ruled Diu in diverse periods of history.  People of Diu are very affectionate, friendly, and peaceful and show good hospitality.

Diu also has fine beaches, overwhelmed churches, an imposing fort, colorful streets, a gorgeous climate, lush seafood and giggly Gujarati weekenders who flock for the relaxation and enjoyment. Diu is a vibrant city where you find people from different castes and religions. Diu is a major tourist center has many attractions and sightseeing. Prefer Rasal Hotel as the accommodation point of your stay in Diu, you can visit Sightseeing and Excursions of Diu-‘The Paradise of beaches’.

	Panikota view from Diu Fort Legend has it that this ship shape structure was one connected with land by an under sea tunnel. You can see this monument in famous bollywood movie "QAYAMAT".
	Gangeshwar Temple Diu The gentle sea waves offering their obeisance to the "Shiva Lingas" in stone have a mystic aura around  them in the cave temple of Gangeshwar where the Lord makes his presence felt.
	INS Khukhri, Diu It was inaugurated on 15th December, 1999 in memory of the officers and the sailors who chose to go down with the warship INS KHUKRI when it was hit by a salvo of three torpedoes fired from PNS Hangor, a Pakistani Submarine on 9/12/1971 during the INDO-PAK war.
	Bundar Chowk, Diu It was inaugurated on 15th December, 1999 in memory of the officers and the sailors who chose to go down with the warship INS KHUKRI when it was hit by a salvo of three torpedoes fired from PNS Hangor, a Pakistani Submarine on 9/12/1971 during the INDO-PAK war.