Diu

Once governed by Portugal, tiny Diu island, linked by a bridge to Gujarat’s southern coast, is still infused with Portuguese history and architecture, and even some remnants of Portuguese culture. The streets of the main town are clean, colourful and quiet once you get off the tourist-packed waterfront strip, and there are numerous crumbling Portuguese villas and churches. Although it's often thought of as being part of Gujarat, this is incorrect. With Daman it's actually a separate union territory known as Daman and Diu, and it has its own rules and government.