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Old Goa Church
Distance from hotel - 25km
Old Goa, located in the western Indian state of Goa, holds a rich historical legacy showcased prominently by its majestic churches. Among these stands the Basilica of Bom Jesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of Baroque architecture in India. Built in the late 16th century, it houses the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, drawing countless pilgrims annually. The church's stunning façade and interior adorned with intricate woodwork and ornate designs offer a glimpse into the region's colonial past.
Mangeshi Temple
Distance from hotel - 20km
The Mangeshi Temple, situated in Priol village in the Indian state of Goa, is one of the most revered and prominent Hindu temples in the region. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, worshipped here in the form of Lord Manguesh (an incarnation of Shiva), this temple is an architectural marvel. Its history dates back to the 18th century when it was originally located in Kushasthali (modern-day Cortalim) before being moved to its present location due to Portuguese religious persecution. The temple boasts a picturesque setting amidst lush greenery and features a unique blend of Hindu and Portuguese architectural styles.
Cabo De Rama Fort
Distance from hotel - 21km
Cabo De Rama Fort, perched atop a cliff overlooking the Arabian Sea, is a historic fortress located in the Canacona region of South Goa, India. Steeped in both legend and history, this fort is believed to have been named after Lord Rama, the mythological hero of the Indian epic Ramayana, who, according to local lore, sought refuge here during his exile. The fort has witnessed the reigns of various rulers, including Hindu, Muslim, and Portuguese, reflecting its strategic importance over the centuries. Constructed in ancient times, it was later renovated and fortified by the Portuguese, serving as a military outpost and providing a commanding view of the surrounding coastline.
Dudhsagar Falls
Distance from hotel - 43km
This enticing waterfall magnetizes tourists from different verticals of the world as it has a breathtaking charm which in turn makes it one of the most visited tourist places in South Goa. The literal meaning “ Sea of Milk”, this waterfall is a treat to the eyes. It lies in the proximity of Panaji city which is about 60 km. The waterfall is located inside the Bhagwan Mahavir wildlife sanctuary and has a height of 1,000 feet.
Se Cathedral Church
One of the most striking churches in India is the “Se Cathedral” located in the Southern part of Goa. This magnificent church exhibits excellent artistry of the Portuguese-Manueline style with beautifully arched interior and an impressive courtyard. Previously, the cathedral had two towers but one of them collapsed in late 17th Century and was never rebuilt.
Palolem Beach
Distance from hotel - 43km
Palolem Beach is probably one of the most gorgeous beaches of South Goa and generally famous among foreign tourists who flock here often. The tranquil surroundings makes an ecstatic setting for indulging in an occasional stroll or just appreciate this amazing landscape. The beach remains packed with shacks, hawkers, restaurants, and eating outlets occupying the one mile long shore in crescent shape.
Colva Beach
It is one of the most popular beaches in South Goa and attracts a lot of Indian visitors. The beach is an ideal destination to enjoy a range of activities from sunbathing, water sports to other leisure activities. Adventure freaks particularly flock here to get the adrenaline rush with adventure sports. You can find many shacks here selling street food and drinks to satiate your hunger and and its one of the best places to visit in South Goa in 1 day.
Agonda Beach
Agonda Beach in Goa is ideal for individuals searching for an energizing time in the water. The cool wind and warm summer sun help you alleviate the anxieties brought by the everyday routine. This shoreline is long and desolate, bordered with palms and casuarinas and overwhelmed by an expansive slope toward the south. In the event that you are searching for some tranquil minutes, Agonda Beach is the place to be.
Cabo De Rama Fort
This decrypted structure with towers and rustic cannons was claimed by the Portuguese monarchs. It was a well-equipped fort with 21 guns and several military barracks and a chapel but, when the Portuguese left India, the place was abandoned and, later used as the government prison. Now, the fort is housed only by the ruins but is a popular tourist place in South Goa.
Benaulim Beach
Benaulim Beach is one of the evergreen beaches of Goa and a popular tourist spot. It has everything ideal from captivating shorelines, extravagant gleaming sands, superb convenience, to nightlife and late night vibrant parties. Far from the clamor and busyness of the city, the shoreline is an ideal place for beach lovers to unwind and recover their spirits.
Mobor Beach
Mobor Beach is vibrant with tourists and always bustling with parties and activities that go one here perpetually. The beach is beautified with natural creations with blooming lilies in ponds, sandy dunes and coconut palms which adore the landscape. This place is ideal for the individuals who need to make their vacation a more offbeat experience or just feel the light of common life in Goa.
