Located on the south-western coast of India, Goa is the smallest state (by area) of the country. It has a rich history, with the Portuguese ruling over it for four and a half centuries. It still bears remnants of its colonial rule with beautiful Portuguese influenced colonial houses, ancient churches and temples and forts.
Every place carries a story and Goa has many of these tales embedded in its soil. The heritage tours in Goa takes you on a journey into this state’s history and culture. Walk through hundred-year-old houses and learn about its inhabitants over the years. Are you a foodie? Take your pick from heritage tours in Goa that take you on a tasting spree of its best dishes and how it originated.
Immerse yourself into history by visiting the UNESCO World Heritage Sites on a heritage tour of Goa. Basilica of Bom Jesus, St. Augustine Tower and Goa Velha are all enchanting spots that have withstood the ravages of time. Rediscover Goa through the eyes of its glorious past.
While you may be able to find out everything you want to know about Goa’s rich history with a quick Google search; the internet can’t give you what heritage tours in do, bring the state’s soul to life.
Take part in these heritage tours of Goa and learn about the hidden gems of this seaside destination. From villages still relying on ancient modes of fishing and transport to tiny islands away from the popular public beaches, scroll through our top heritage tours in Goa and dip yourself into its wonderful heritage and vibrant culture.
A beautiful village located in North Goa, Saligão has houses that date back for centuries. These concrete buildings are a history book in itself and the people who live in these houses have their own stories to tell.
What’s more, the village is laid-back and pristine, far away from the hotspots...
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Also known as Goa’s Latin Quarter, Fontainhas is a key attraction in the capital city of Panjim. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.
Fontainhas is filled with colourful old Portuguese homes belonging to the last surviving Portuguese families of Goa. Narrow winding lanes, quaint bakeries, art galleries...
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A beautiful village located in North Goa, Saligão has houses that date back for centuries. These concrete buildings are a history book in itself and the people who live in these houses have their own stories to tell.
What’s more, the village is laid-back and pristine, far away from the hotspots...
Read more
Also known as Goa’s Latin Quarter, Fontainhas is a key attraction in the capital city of Panjim. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.
Fontainhas is filled with colourful old Portuguese homes belonging to the last surviving Portuguese families of Goa. Narrow winding lanes, quaint bakeries, art galleries...
Read more