Temples
of Goa
Noroa River, the Arvalem Waterfall, and the Brahma Camandolu or Water Pot of
Brahma - the creator, in the old Goa Hills are the main Hindu pilgrimage spots
in Goa. One more sacred place is Sidhanath Mountain in Borim Village.
Amongst the myriad temples found here, there is a vast representation of the gods and goddesses of the Hindu pantheon, which testifies to the catholicity of the people's beliefs as well as their mutual tolerance. Indeed, Goa is could be loved just for this rare quality which one feels imperceptibly on even a short visit.
This is the biggest and the oldest mosque in Goa. It is the only remaining one in Ponda taluka among the 26 mosques that were built by Sultan Adil Shah of Bijapur in 1560. The oldest part today is the water tank in front of the mosque. It used to be surrounded by a garden with many fountains, all of which were destroyed by the Portuguese.
Highlights of the Tour Pick up and drop to boat wharf at Candolim Boat ride to Aguada Bay to spot the Dolphins Carry on boat ride to Anjuna beach Spend approx. 2 hours at Anjuna flea market. Walk along the beach to the coach. Coach drive to lunch stop. After lunch drop back to Hotels