South Goa district

It is one of the prominent temples in Valparai, Balaji is situated amidst tea estates. It is owned and managed by Karamalai Tea Industries. The temple is located in an isolated hill and vehicular access is restricted to the temple premises. The chief deity worshipped here is Lord Balaji who is also known by other names like Venkateswara or Vishnu. The statue of Lord Balaji placed in the temple is made of gold. Devotees from all over the world drop in to worship Lord Balaji and Poojas are performed like the Tirupati Balaji Temple. Inside the temple block is a beautiful garden maintained. The temple is known for its beautiful architecture and is an important religious and cultural center in the region. It typically attracts devotees who seek the blessings of Lord Balaji. The temple celebrates various Hindu festivals with fervor, and special events are organized during auspicious occasions. Regular poojas (ritualistic worship services) and religious ceremonies are conducted at the temple.​

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Dona Paula is a former village, and tourist destination, in the suburbs of Panaji, Goa, India. It is today home to the National Institute of Oceanography, and just alongside it lie the Goa University and the International Centre Goa. It is also home to a number of hotels, small and large, and the luxury Cidade de Goa is situated in the area.Dona Paula was a woman of charity and is known to have helped the villagers and worked a lot for their betterment, so after her death, the villagers decided to rename the village as Dona Paula. Initially the village was called Oddavell. The Dona Paula Beach is also a major tourist attraction. According to a local myth, Dona Paula entombed in the Cabo Chapel, the residence of the Governor of Goa and is supposed to be seen emerging from the moonlit waves wearing only a pearl necklace. Several tourists as well as locals guided by this myth visit the beach for a glimpse of Dona Paula. The Cabo Raj Bhavan is situated at a scenic spot of Dona Paula. It is also home of a historic British war-graves cemetery. After the end of Portuguese rule in Goa in 1961, Dona Paula became a fashionable residential area and address. Dona Paula is the home to some of the top Industrialists and policy makers of the state. It is also the most expensive residential location in Goa. The Raj Bhavan of Goa is located near the La Marvel Colony in Dona PaulaDona Paula located on the beautiful and famous sea stretch that spans from Panjim, Miramar and Dona Paula is a very famous area frequented by tourists. During the tourist season, Dona Paula transforms into a crowded stretch which is otherwise a calm beautiful place during monsoons. A large part of the famous Hindi movie Ek Duuje Ke Liye was shot here, popularising the place further. An action sequence from Rohit Shetty's movie Singham was shot here.The idyllic rocky tourist attraction lies at the spot where the Mandovi and the Zuari rivers meet and confluences with the Arabian Sea at a distance of 1km from this point.One of the most curious attractions in Dona Paula is a whitewashed statue perched on the rocks near the popular ferry jetty. Sculpted in 1969 by Baroness Yrse Von Leistner, there are different versions to its purpose of origin. According to Goa Tourism Board's website, it is named "Image of India" and depicts the figures of Mother India and Young India, one looking to the East and the other to the West. The Wheel of Ashoka is in the middle half, buried in stone, to represent the ancient culture, that nurtured this blend of ideas and emotions. While in the book 'Walking in Goa' published by Heta Pandit, it is said that the Baroness had actually sculpted statues of philosopher Robert Knox and his wife because she admired him.

Filmi Chakkar Goa is a popular Bollywood-themed river cruise experience that offers a fun and entertaining way to explore Goa’s scenic beauty while reliving iconic moments from Indian cinema. Starting from Miramar Beach and sailing along the Mandovi River, this 40 to 45-minute ride features lively music, dance performances, and glimpses of locations where popular Bollywood films like Dil Chahta Hai, Golmaal, and Singham were shot. The tour combines sightseeing with a cinematic twist, making it ideal for film lovers and tourists alike. Some extended versions of the Filmi Chakkar tour include yacht rides with onboard DJs, folk dance performances, and visits to iconic spots like Dona Paula, Fort Aguada, and Chapora Fort. With its mix of culture, entertainment, and film nostalgia, Filmi Chakkar offers a unique and memorable way to experience Goa. ⏰ Session Open Hours/Bollywood CruiseOpen Hours/Land Tour Morning & Evening 11.00 AM to 7:00 PM10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Miramar Beach is a popular beach located near Panjim, the capital city of Goa, India. This beach is situated on the estuary of the Mandovi River and the Arabian Sea, offering a scenic coastal stretch with soft golden sands and beautiful views. Miramar Beach is situated just 3 kilometers west of Panjim, making it easily accessible from the city. It's a convenient spot for both locals and tourists to enjoy a day by the sea. The beach provides picturesque views of the Arabian Sea and is known for its tranquility. The Mandovi River meets the sea at this point, creating a unique coastal landscape. The beach is characterized by clean and soft sands, making it a pleasant place for a leisurely stroll or relaxation. Visitors can enjoy the soothing sound of the waves and the gentle sea breeze. Miramar Beach is renowned for its beautiful sunsets. Many visitors gather in the evening to witness the sun setting over the Arabian Sea, casting vibrant hues across the sky. While not as popular for water sports as some other Goan beaches, Miramar does offer opportunities for activities like parasailing and jet-skiing during the tourist season.The area around Miramar Beach has small shops and stalls where visitors can buy souvenirs and beachwear. There are also restaurants and eateries offering a variety of Goan and international cuisines. Miramar Beach is easily accessible by road from Panjim and other parts of Goa. It's a convenient location for those looking for a beach experience without venturing too far from the capital city. While Miramar Beach may not be as bustling as some of the other beaches in Goa, its serene ambiance, scenic beauty, and proximity to Panjim make it a popular choice for those seeking a more relaxed beach experience. It's a great place to unwind, take a leisurely walk along the shore, and enjoy the coastal charm of Goa.

The Museum of Goa is situated in Pilerne Industrial Estate, Pilerne, Bardez, Goa. The museum was founded by contemporary artist Subodh Kerkar. MOG primarily focuses on contemporary art and features a diverse collection of artworks by various artists. It includes paintings, sculptures, installations, and other forms of contemporary art. The museum hosts regular exhibitions and art events, showcasing the work of local and international contemporary artists. These events contribute to the promotion and appreciation of modern art in Goa. The museum has a café where visitors can relax and enjoy refreshments. There is also an amphitheater for events and performances. MOG serves as a cultural hub, providing a space for artists and art enthusiasts to engage with contemporary art forms. It aims to contribute to the cultural landscape of Goa. The museum is involved in educational initiatives, including workshops, lectures, and outreach programs to promote art education and awareness. The museum building itself is designed to complement the natural surroundings and is known for its contemporary architectural style.​

The church is situated in the main square of Panaji, known as the Church Square or Municipal Garden. The church is an iconic example of Baroque architecture and is one of the oldest churches in Goa. The original church was built in the early 16th century, but the current structure dates back to the 17th century. The church underwent renovations and expansions over the years. A large bell that was originally part of the Augustinian Monastery in Old Goa is on display outside the church. The Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Panaji and is often depicted in photographs and postcards representing Goa's colonial heritage. The church is a focal point during religious festivals, especially during the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, celebrated on December 8th each year. The church is known for its impressive whitewashed facade and a grand double staircase leading to the entrance. The interior is relatively simple but elegant, with a high altar dedicated to Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception. The Panjim Church is not only a religious site but also a symbol of the rich history and cultural heritage of Goa. Visitors often appreciate its architectural beauty and the serene atmosphere in the heart of Panaji.