Povitr Khuris

Povitr Khuris, meaning "Holy Cross" in Konkani, is a revered Catholic pilgrimage site in Goa known for its miraculous cross and annual feast drawing thousands of devotees.

Holy Cross(Sant Khuris)

Holy Cross (Sant Khuris) Chapel, nestled in the lush Goan countryside, is a serene 18th-century Portuguese-era chapel known for its striking whitewashed facade and revered annual feast.

Handdi Khuris

Handi Khuris, located in Goa, is a revered cross-shaped laterite stone monument believed to date back to the 17th century, holding deep significance for local Catholic and Hindu communities as a site of shared devotion and miracle legends.

Mercurim Chapel

Perched on a hilltop in Mercurim, Goa, Vhoda Khuris / Ganvcho Khuris is a historic 17th-century cross and chapel site blending Portuguese and local Konkani religious traditions.

Miraculous Cross Bambolim

The Miraculous Cross of Bambolim, an iconic spiritual landmark in Goa, holds a rich history, evolving from a modest stone cross to a revered shrine, known for its healing powers and visited by people seeking solace and blessings, while its accompanying Holy Cross church, built in 1996, adds to its significance as a place of devotion and protection on the route to South Goa.