Ganesh chaturthi in Goa

Ganesh Chaturthi in Goa

Ganesh Chaturthi: Goa’s Most Beloved and Awaited Festival The festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is as popular in Goa as it is in Maharashtra. In fact, Ganesh Chaturthi is the most beloved festival of the people of Goa, even surpassing Dussehra and Diwali in enthusiasm. Preparations for the festival begin as Read more

Reis Magos Fort

The beautiful Reis Magos Fort, located in the Bardez taluka, is a lesser-known yet captivating historical marvel of Goa. Situated about 7–8 km from the Panaji Bus Stand, this fort may not be particularly large, but its architectural charm is undeniably striking. From the top, one can soak in the breathtaking Read more

Makharotsav

Navratri is celebrated in various unique ways across different regions of India. While the Durga Puja in West Bengal and Garba in Gujarat are widely known, have you ever wondered how Navratri is celebrated in Goa? Goa’s Navratri is distinct and is renowned for its Makharotsav. This festival is celebrated Read more

Monsoon vegetables of Goa

The Importance of Monsoon Vegetables in Goa While fish is a staple in the Goan diet, Goans also enjoy vegetarian food with equal enthusiasm. Be it traditional or seasonal, the variety of vegetarian dishes in Goan cuisine is quite extensive. With the arrival of the monsoon each year, there’s a Read more

देव आजोबा, केरी

Dev Aajoba, Keri

Keri Village – A Unique Gem There are three villages named Keri in Goa: one in Pernem Taluka, one in Ponda, and the other in Sattari Taluka, located before reaching Chorla Ghat on the way to Belgaum. All three are scenic and unique in their own ways. Recently, I had Read more

Terekhol Fort

Terekhol Fort

For years, I had heard stories of Terekhol Fort, but the chance to visit it had never come—until this December, when the moment finally arrived. History of Terekhol Fort Situated along the banks of the Terekhol River in the village of Terekhol, this fort was constructed by Raja Khem Sawant Read more

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