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Our Lady of Health Chapel
A serene 17th-century Portuguese-era chapel in Old Goa, dedicated to the Virgin Mary and revered by pilgrims seeking physical and spiritual healing.
St. John the Baptist Chapel
St. John Baptist Chapel is a serene 17th-century Portuguese-era Catholic chapel nestled amidst lush greenery in the village of Calvim, Goa, known for its simple whitewashed façade and peaceful rural setting.
St. Josephs Chapel
St. Joseph Chapel in Goa is a serene Catholic sanctuary known for its simple colonial-era architecture and peaceful atmosphere, serving as a place of quiet devotion for locals and visitors alike.
St. Francis Xavier Chapel
St. Francis Xavier Chapel in Goa is a serene 16th-century Catholic shrine dedicated to the patron saint of missionaries, known for its simple colonial architecture and spiritual significance.
St. Sebastian Chapel
St. Sebastian's Chapel in Goa is a historic 16th-century Portuguese-era church known for its striking white facade, serene atmosphere, and a revered crucifix believed to have miraculous origins.
St Roque Chapel
St. Roque Chapel in Goa is a serene 16th-century Portuguese-era Catholic shrine dedicated to Saint Roch, known for its simple whitewashed facade and peaceful rural setting.
Mãe de Deus Chapel
Mãe de Deus Chapel in Goa is a serene, whitewashed Catholic sanctuary known for its striking Portuguese-era architecture and peaceful hilltop setting overlooking the surrounding countryside.
St. Anthony's Chapel
St. Anthony's Chapel, a serene 19th-century Catholic sanctuary in Goa, is revered for its striking white facade and peaceful atmosphere, drawing pilgrims and visitors alike.
Sataporio Chapel
Sataporio Chapel, a serene 17th-century Portuguese-era chapel in Goa, stands as a peaceful testament to the region's Catholic heritage amidst lush rural landscape.
Marna Chapel
St. Sebastian Chapel in Goa is a historic 16th-century Catholic church renowned for its striking crucifix, believed to have miraculously protected the village from a cholera epidemic.