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Top 10 Free Things to do in Panjim, Goa
Discover the best top things to do in Panjim, India including Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, Fontainhas, Se Cathedral, Chapel of Our Lady of the Mount, Panaji Kala Academy, Church and Monastery of St Augustine, Bambolim Beach, Sunaparanta, Goa Centre for the Arts, Rajbagh Beach, Shantadurga Temple.
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1. Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 889 reviews
Reviewed By kalindid_12 - Pune, India
One of the most noticeable churches in the heart of the city which can be seen from far and cannot go unnoticed. With its white washed walls and beautiful Portuguese architecture, it is one of must visit places while in Panjim. I was told by our taxi driver that many Bollywood films have been shot here. There are many steps to climb but not difficult to climb. From the top one gets a nice view of the city too. It is beautiful inside too! One can definitely spare 20-30 minutes to see this Church.
2. Fontainhas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 421 reviews
Reviewed By n_jaswant - Singapore, Singapore
One of the most instagram worthy location in Goa. It reminded me of shop houses in Little India (Singapore) Just walk past the colorful houses and capture amazing memories. There are few cafes nearby where you can sit and relax. Dine at Down the Road restaurant!
3. Se Cathedral
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 539 reviews
Reviewed By Sandy_JSR - Jamshedpur, India
The Se Cathedral, is situated opposite side of Basilica of Bom Jesus. The church is built-up in a spread-out and well-maintained landscape. This is a big church with an attractive architecture, the tower houses a large bell known as the "Golden Bell". The premise also houses Archaeological Museum. Appropriate clothing is recommended.
4. Chapel of Our Lady of the Mount
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By sushanthr2017 - Pune, India
Nice and peaceful. Many Bollywood movies such as Golmaal 3, Honeymoon travels pvt. Ltd have been shot here. Not many visitors can be seen here. Nice place for couples and family
5. Panaji Kala Academy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
With two auditoriums and seating for thousands, this complex with theatre, recording studio, and library is the place to go to discover Goan traditional music and arts.
Reviewed By Gaitonde713 - Pune District, India
This is a venue which is visited by everyone at some or other time as the complex has classes,programmes,competitions,shows ,seminars and exhibitions round the year. The happenings here r for young and old,persons of all genders, interests and covering all subjects under theach sun.drama,poetry,cinema,dance ,music ,parties and events all in plenty all Oundle the year.state,national and international happenings can be experinced and enjoyes by all as mostly it's government sponsored.the natural,beauty, aesthetics, ambience and nature in surroundings make it works class veneed with flowing g mandovI river at the back.central at panaji with easy transport is advantageous.
6. Church and Monastery of St Augustine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By Dieneishtraveling - Kolhapur, India
remember best bollywood movie scean like Wanted ,singham movie , horror movie , good for photography and easliy reach by bike or cab
7. Bambolim Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By eleanors484
wide and long, white sand, gorgeous beach, some call it the best beach in Goa...we ate at Cecilia, a shack immediately on the left as you walk onto the beach...Cecilia is a great cook and we had the bet fresh fish and shrimps
8. Sunaparanta, Goa Centre for the Arts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By sunilthomas2005 - Chittoor District, India
Quaint heritage setting for a quiet, serene time viewing works of art by India's top sculptors etc. A lovely cafe (Bodega) serves snacks and drinks on the verandah of the gallery building. Worth the time spent.
9. Rajbagh Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By ellobed - Gurugram (Gurgaon), India
Far south, near to the Lalit hotel, Rajbaga is an amazing spot for people looking to spend some quality time on the beach. Just you and the waves. Blissful relaxation. Sleep in the sun or swim all day long. Do what you want. For as long as you want to. You will enjoy every moment of your time here.
10. Shantadurga Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 442 reviews
Reviewed By Desifoodbelly - Pune, India
The minute I stepped inside the temple, I felt the positive and powerful vibes. Much needed in today's world. The temple is open from morning 8am to evening 6pm even during COVID, which is good as it prevents over-crowding of visitors. The main entrance is closed. You have to go just one lane ahead where the lane to the back entrance starts. Entry was not allowed without masks and the person at the entrance was noting down temperature checks of the visitors along with their address and phone number. Sanitizers were provided. Social distancing was followed. Important is modest dressing is a must. No sleeveless, half skirts, shorts or short clothes allowed. Hands and legs and legs should be fully covered. The original temple was first built in Quelossim. But after Portuguese invasion, the temple was destroyed and later built by the Maratha Empire in Kavlem, where it is now. The temple is dedicated to Shree Shantadurga, the goddess of peace. Durga, who is often portrayed exuding fury and aggression, appears in a gentler form in Goa. Shanta, in Sanskrit, means peace. According to Hindu mythology, the goddess got her name after she settled a quarrel between Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. According to legend, the quarrel turned bitter and became so fierce that it threatened to destroy the entire universe. Fearing annihilation, Lord Brahma pleaded Goddess Parvati to interfere. Taking the form of Shantadurga, the goddess took Shiva by her left hand and Vishnu by her right and pacified the duo. Thus, the idol of the goddess is flanked by the statues of Shiva and Vishnu. The goddess holds serpents in each hand, representing Shiva and Vishnu. This is the famous kuldevi of the Goud Saraswat Brahmin community. Very peaceful and positive place. Definitely visit at least once.
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