The Holy Trinity Church is one of the two Goan churches. The Other Benaulim Church being the St John the Baptist Church. A miraculous statue of Our Lady of Livramento is venerated with great devotion in this church.

The Kulagar Kitchen Experience is a deep dive into the heart of Goan culinary heritage. Located at Tato Kulagar, a family-run spice plantation on Chorao Island, this hands-on activity takes you away from the tourist hubs and into a 100-year-old traditional kitchen. You will harvest fresh ingredients, grind spices on a stone slab, and cook authentic Goan dishes over an open wood fire. This experience is ideal for food enthusiasts and travelers looking for a slow, authentic connection with local Goan culture.

St Cajetan Church is also known as the Church of Divine Providence, the church is in the form of a Greek cross and has a large dome with Latin inscriptions from the Gospel of Matthew on its inside.

Chol Kopp-ak is a guided evening walk through the historic taverns of North Goa, focusing on the cultural significance of Feni, local food, and community storytelling. This experience is designed for travelers who want to move beyond the commercial bar scene and understand the authentic social fabric of Goa. Led by local enthusiasts, you will visit traditional taverns, sample various feni infusions, and learn about the traditions that have shaped Goan life for centuries.

The Temple was built in the 16 th century. The Shri Mallikarjuna Temple has more than 60 Hindu Gods’ idols placed here. The architecture of the structure differs from other temples with its impressive wooden carved columns decorated with silver. One of these columns was used as an Oracle, which tells fortunes by flowers petals.

Step away from the neon lights of commercial clubs and into the heart of Goan social life. Our Local Pub Hopping experience takes you through traditional village taverns where you can sample authentic feni, try local snacks like spiced channa, and hear stories of Goa’s drinking heritage from a local guide.

Perched on a serene hilltop, the Church of Our Lady of the Mount in Old Goa enchants visitors with its striking baroque architecture and panoramic views of the Goan landscape. This historic site, once a revered pilgrimage destination, exudes a tranquil atmosphere perfect for reflection and admiration of the intricate interiors and rich heritage.

Discover the historic Latin Quarter of Panjim through a guided evening walk followed by an authentic Goan-Portuguese dinner. This experience, known locally as a 'pasoi' (a relaxed stroll), takes you through the brightly colored lanes of Fontainhas as the sun sets and the streetlamps flicker on. It is designed for travelers who want to combine local history, architecture, and a sit-down culinary experience in one of Goa’s most iconic neighborhoods.

The Convent and Church of St. John of God, located in Old Goa, was built in the 17th century by the Order of the Brothers of St. John of God. This Baroque-style church, dedicated to St. John of God, was part of a complex that also included a convent and a hospital. Today, the Church of St. John of God is part of the heritage and cultural attractions in Old Goa, contributing to the region's rich historical and religious legacy.

A quiet escape to a riverside island in the North Goa backwaters. This experience combines a boat ride through the mangroves with a fresh BBQ setup on a secluded island near Old Goa. It is a practical choice for small groups, families, or couples who want a private dining setting away from the crowded coastal belt. Travelers choose this for the mix of local culture—including traditional fishing and fort exploration—and the relaxed pace of a riverside picnic.