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A few months ago, we drove out to Spice Goa Sangolda for lunch, and it’s the kind of meal that’s stayed with me since. Tucked inside a beautifully restored Goan-Portuguese home in Sangolda, this restaurant blends old-world charm with an easy, unhurried energy. From the moment we walked in, the ambience set the tone —…
Aguada Fort Museum (Lower Fort): Why This Jail-Turned-Museum Deserves a Spot on Your Goa Itinerary
Most visitors to North Goa head straight for the beaches and never look twice at the old fort walls above Sinquerim. That’s a shame, because tucked into the lower half of Fort Aguada is one of the state’s most affecting heritage sites: a 17th-century Portuguese jail that has been reopened as a walk-through museum on…
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Not every heritage site in Goa is a grand cathedral. Tucked into the residential ward of Borda in Margao, St. Joaquim Chapel is a modest, centuries-old neighborhood church with a distinction found nowhere else in the state: it’s believed to be the only chapel in Goa dedicated to St. Joaquim, father of the Virgin Mary….
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