Our Lady of Succour Church

Our Lady of Succour Church, Carmona, also known as Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Socorro was built in 1607, It was originally a part of the Jesuit Novitiate House which is now the parochial residence.

Shree Kapileshwar Temple

Shree Kapileshwar Temple is a revered Shiva temple known for its serene atmosphere, ancient architecture, and spiritual significance, attracting devotees seeking peace and divine blessings.

St. Stephens' Church

The Stephen's Church is also known as St. Estevam Church, which is perched on top of the hillock. The Jesuits first built the church in 1575

Shree Mahalaxmi Temple Bandora

Located in the temple village of Bandivade, the early existence can be traced back to 1413 on a stone plaque however it is said to be established prior to that. There was another temple in present day Colva.

Shree Bhagavati Temple

Shree Bhagavati Temple is not just a spiritual hub but a cultural beacon in Goa. It offers a blend of devotion, history, and traditional celebrations that resonate deeply with locals and visitors alike.

Shree Ramnath Temple

Nestled in the lush green surroundings of Ponda, Goa, the Shree Ramnath Temple exudes a serene atmosphere that beckons devotees and travelers alike. This sacred site, known for its intricate architecture and rich history, is dedicated to Lord Rama and showcases stunning rituals, making it a must-visit for those seeking spiritual solace and cultural insight.

Gurudwara 3 MTR

Gurudwara 3 MTR in Dramapur offers a peaceful spiritual retreat surrounded by nature, welcoming all visitors to experience its serene atmosphere.

St. John the Baptist Church, Benaulim

St John the Baptist Church, Benaulim, Goa is called ‘Sao Joao Baptista Igreja em Benaulim, Goa’ in Portuguese.

Monte church

The Monte Church, officially known as the Church of Our Lady of the Mount, is a prominent religious landmark situated atop Monte Hill in Old Goa, India. This historic church, originally built in the 16th century, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the Mandovi River winding through lush greenery below.

Palacio Do Deao

This heritage house was built around the end of the 17th century by Jose Paulo, the Deao. Surrounded by lush greenery, the house stands out with its character yellow hue and sloping roofs. Also present is a front porch and of course white bordered windows.