Goa is the land of sea, sand, and sun. Geographically it is the most serene location with awe-inspiring beaches. Historically it is blessed with great architecture. The Fontainhas located in the heart of Goa is the most vivid sign of the Portuguese cultural heritage.
The Reis Magos Fort is the oldest forts in Goa. Its existence dates back to the 16th century, way before the Aguada fort.
Constructed in the 17th century, the ruins of the Chapora fort persist in Northern Goa. It is a majestic fort that is embraced by the Chapora river.
Today the Cabo de Rama fort stands tall in Canacona, Goa. The ancient structure has a great history accompanied by magnificent architecture. It was constructed under the aegis of the Hindus.
The majestic Aguada Fort is located in Goa’s northern abode Candolim. It was constructed by the Portuguese in 1612 under the guidance of the architect Juliao Sima. It was their strongest bastion against the Dutch and the Marathas.
Our Lady of Immaculate Conception Church is a beautiful church located in Panjim City. It is one of the oldest churches constructed by the Portuguese.
Every year millions of faithful gather at the Basilica of Bom Jesus on 3rd December to celebrate the annual feast of St. Francis Xavier. It is the oldest church in Goa, renowned as a World Heritage Site today.