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In the northernmost reaches of Goa lies a lesser-known yet deeply revered temple called the Keri Ajoba Temple. Set in the serene village of Keri, also known as Querim, this temple is more than just a religious structure. It is a symbol of faith, heritage, and the enduring connection between nature and divinity. For locals, … Read more
Nestled in the tranquil village of Shirgao in North Goa lies one of the most spiritually potent and culturally significant temples in the state—the Shri Lairai Temple. Dedicated to the fiery goddess Lairai, this temple is not only a revered place of worship but also a center of ancient traditions, community gatherings, and miraculous legends. … Read more
Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most vibrant festivals in India, celebrated with grandeur across Maharashtra, Karnataka, and other states, but in Goa it holds a special identity of its own. The festival here is deeply rooted in family traditions, heritage, and community spirit. Unlike the towering idols and massive pandals of Mumbai, Ganesh Chaturthi … Read more
Goa is often remembered for its golden beaches, palm-fringed coastline, Portuguese churches, and the vibrant nightlife that attracts tourists from across the world. But hidden deep within the lush forests of the Western Ghats lies a treasure that is far older than the colonial churches, far more mystical than the buzzing beaches, and far more … Read more
Mangeshi Temple is one of those places in Goa where time seems to slow down into a gentle rhythm of bells, conch notes, and incense. Long before the party beaches and the café chatter, pilgrims had been climbing these steps at dawn, palms pressed together, whispering their wishes to the deity they lovingly call Shri … Read more
Bogdeshwar Mandir in Goa is not just a temple; for the people of Mapusa and surrounding areas, it is a guardian, a protector, and a constant spiritual presence woven into the fabric of daily life. Dedicated to Shri Bodgeshwar, affectionately known among devotees as “Ajoba” or grandfather, the temple sits quietly on the outskirts of … Read more
The story of Narkasur and his fame in Goa is one of those rare cultural tales that merges ancient mythology, colonial history, and modern-day celebration in a way that is uniquely Goan. For most of India, the name Narakasura is associated with the mythology of Diwali, particularly the day known as Naraka Chaturdashi, which marks … Read more