Daman and Diu is a union territory located on the western coast of India. It consists of two separate regions: Daman, which is situated on the mainland, and Diu, an island off the coast of Gujarat. Known for their beautiful beaches, historical forts, and Portuguese colonial architecture, these areas attract tourists seeking both relaxation and cultural experiences. The territory has a rich history influenced by Portuguese rule, which lasted for over four centuries. Today, visitors can explore landmarks like the Fort of Moti Daman and the Diu Fort, as well as enjoy local cuisine and vibrant festivals that reflect the unique blend of cultures in the region.