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One place i love the most....

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Divar islands

Name: Maryanne De' Souza 
Divar is a beautiful place, away from the traffic and chaos. It offers solace and tranquility through it's peaceful serenity and natural beauty. The best time to be there is during the monsoons. Right from crossing the ferry to reach there, going to Divar has always been a great experience.‬




St Francis Xaviers Church Duler



















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Name : Alisha fernandes


This was a chapel until april 2014, when this beautiful chapel was elevated to the status of Church. This beautiful church lies few kilometers away from the national highway. I  been visiting this church frequently and everytime i go there it just helps me to relax my mind . Its not only the architectural beauty of the church but also the surrounding give a positive feeling .




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Tambdi Surla & Arvalem Caves

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Temple at Tambdi Surla


Arvalem Caves


When it comes to history and heritage, there are many unanswered question about the bygone era. We exactly don’t know who are ancestors were, what they did and what exactly happened during their era. But the evidences we have today, help us to trace their existences.

If we take a walk around Goa, will find that there are numerous temples, caves, churches, and historical artifact that leave us with a question to think about are ancestors, that is whether are ancestors were creative or smart. Because as far as our knowledge, we know that they lacked behind in education and technological advancement.

But how come they ended up making such wonderful monuments, Carvings and paintings without any knowledge.

And here are two prominent examples. One is The Mahadev Temple at Tambdi Surla , which  is a 12th-century Shaivite temple, built with basalt, carried across the mountains from the Deccan Plateau and carved by craftsmen. It is considered to be the only specimen of Kadamba-Yadava architecture in basalt stone preserved and available in Goa. And the other one Arvalem Caves or the “Pandava Caves” that were built during the 5th-6th Century

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