Our Lady of Grace Church (Nossa Senhora da Graça) is a Roman Catholic church built in 1551 in Chorão, Goa. It is bounded on its North and West by the Mapusa River. The Our Lady of Grace Church was built by Jesuits in 1551.The Church has 3 altars dedicated to Our Lady of Grace (Main Altar), Bom Jesus and Saint Roque. The Feast of Our Lady of Grace Church is celebrated on 24 August every year.

This full-day tour is designed for travelers who want to balance Goa's colonial history with its quieter coastal side. You will visit four of North Goa's most significant forts—Aguada, Reis Magos, Chapora, and Tiracol—ending the day at the northernmost beach of Goa, Kerim. It is an ideal choice for families, photographers, and history enthusiasts who prefer a private, paced experience away from the heavy crowds of central North Goa.

St Joseph's Church is in Shiroda, a small village in the Taluka of Ponda, the origin of this Church dates back before 1782, the Shiroda Church was founded by the Jesuits, by 1890 the Church building was renovated.

Immerse yourself in the iconic art of Goan-Portuguese tile painting with this hands-on workshop in Panjim. Perfect for art enthusiasts and travelers looking for a meaningful souvenir, this 3-hour session teaches you the traditional techniques of creating Azulejos. You will paint two ceramic tiles under the guidance of local experts, which are then kiln-fired to give them their signature glossy, durable finish.

Nestled in the serene village of Talaulim, the Church of St. Anne stands as a magnificent example of Goan ecclesiastical architecture, captivating visitors with its pristine white façade and lush green surroundings. This historic church, renowned for its vibrant festivals and tranquil atmosphere, offers a peaceful retreat where locals and travelers alike can immerse themselves in the rich spiritual heritage of the region.

This full-day tour is designed for travelers who want to explore the historical, religious, and natural side of Goa beyond the beach. You will visit the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Old Goa, the famous Mangueshi Temple, and experience a traditional Goan lunch at a spice plantation. It is a private experience, meaning you move at your own pace in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle with a dedicated driver.

St Peter’s Church stands in a quiet little place in Bainguinim, Old Goa It is also known as Sao Pedro church There is an image of St Peter, its patron at the altar

The Campal Heritage Walk is a guided exploration of Panjim’s most elegant and aristocratic neighborhood. Unlike the narrow, vibrant lanes of Fontainhas, Campal is characterized by wide, tree-lined boulevards, neo-classical Portuguese mansions, and a serene riverfront atmosphere. This walk is ideal for travelers interested in architecture, Goan elite history, and a slower-paced cultural experience away from the typical tourist crowds.

The Our Lady of Help Church in Ribandar, Goa, built by Portuguese sailors in 1565 to thank Our Lady for saving them from a storm, features a design inspired by the ship they sailed on, underwent renovations in 1711, and houses significant artworks and four altars.

This hands-on workshop in Panjim introduces travelers to the traditional art of Azulejos—hand-painted ceramic tiles that have defined Goan architecture for centuries. Designed for those with limited time, this 2-hour session allows you to paint a single 15cm x 15cm tile under the guidance of a local artisan. It is a practical, creative experience suitable for beginners, families, and solo travelers looking to create a personalized souvenir that reflects Goa’s unique Luso-Indian heritage.