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Central & Wild Goa Sight Seeing
Tirupati Balaji Temple Kumkaliem Goa
The Tirupati Balaji Padmavati Temple is situated in Kunkuliem Village, Ponda, Goa, surrounded by lush greenery. This sacred temple has received blessings from Jagadguru Sankaracharya of the Kanchikamakoti Peetam. Dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara, Lord Ganesha, and Goddess Padmavati.
Mahalsa Temple Mardol Ponda
The Mahalsa Narayani temple is situated in the small village of Mardol, Originally, the deity resided in a temple in the ancient Verna village, which is now an industrial estate. The Portuguese planned to destroy this beautiful Verna temple around 1543, along with other Goan temples. However, before the demolition occurred, devoted followers safely transported the deity’s idol across the river to Mardol, where the temple stands today. Mahalsa is a Hindu goddess, specifically known as Mahalasa Narayani.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Fort Farmagudi Ponda Goa
Ponda Fort stands as a beloved destination for those who value both historical charm and the natural splendor that surrounds it. Nestled within the captivating Goan landscape, the fort provides an immersive experience that transports visitors to dreamlike realms, forging connections with the rich tapestry of the region’s past and present.
Dudhsagar Water Fall
Dudhsagar Falls is without a doubt, one of the most spectacular sights in Goa. As the water comes down it looks like sea milk, giving the waterfall its name. The four-lane waterfall has a total height of 1017 ft., and is one of the most powerful waterfalls in India.
Kadamba Shri Mahadeva Temple Tambdi Surla
The Kadamba Shri Mahadeva Temple, also known as Tambdi Surla, is a historic temple located in the village of Tambdi Surla in Goa, India. This ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered one of the oldest temples in the region. It is known for its unique and intricate architecture, showcasing the artistic skills of the Kadamba dynasty. The temple is surrounded by lush greenery and provides a serene and spiritual atmosphere for visitors.
Harvale Waterfall
With a height of just 50m and a width of 7m, is a popular tourist spot and picnic location in Goa, especially during the monsoon season, when the falls are a gushing torrent hurtling madly into the lake below.
Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary
Despite being the smallest among Goa’s wildlife sanctuaries, Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary stands out as a favorite among children, families, and eco-tourists. Its strategic placement in the Ponda Taluka, coupled with its compact size of only 8 sq. km, makes it a perfect choice for a day excursion. The sanctuary is well-prepared to cater to both day-trippers and those staying overnight.
Shree Mangesh temple Mardol Ponda
The Mangueshi temple, situated in Priol, Ponda taluka, about 21 kilometers from Panaji, is one of the most famous temples in Goa. Originally located at Kushasthali, it was moved to Priol during the Portuguese Inquisition to protect it from destruction. To escape a fate similar to other Hindu temples during that time, devotees moved the linga (Lord Shiva’s symbol) from the original site to its present location at Priol, which was under the control of Adil Shah.
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