Of trance parties and pensioners in Goa, India

By BERND KUBISCH

Fort Aguada is a reminder that Goa was a Portuguese colony for a long time. — Photos: BERND KUBISCH/dpa

Anjuna Beach, just before sunset: The party is starting, after the heat has become somewhat more bearable.

Soon the first lights will illuminate the stalls of the Anjuna Flea Market, which was born during the height of hippie lifestyle in the 1970s.

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