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₹ 1,200 per adult
Surrender to the natural beauty of the Goan hinterland and explore remnants of the ancient Kadamba dynasty capital with this heritage trail in the village of Chandor in South Goa.
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Duration 2.5 hour
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Live tour guide
English
Itinerary
Nestled in the picturesque hinterland of South Goa you’ll find Chandor – a quiet hamlet where the past and present seem to coexist in perfect harmony. This sleepy village houses an enduring legacy of its former roots as Chandrapur – the glorious capital city of the ancient Kadamba dynasty. Travel back in time and explore the region’s rich history and culture with this heritage trail around charming Chandor! Special Note: This experience is not a walking trail and requires transportation. Explore the village using your own vehicle or transport mode arranged at your end.
Highlights
Visit the mansion of an Indo-Portuguese family who were considered nobility
Explore a 500-year-old heritage home that predates the Portuguese era in Goa
See the 11th-century temple ruins and carefully preserved statues
Discover the intriguing legend of an ancient ‘Queen’s Curse’.
Discover Chandor’s past as a flourishing kingdom and trading hub.
Know before you go
This is not a walking trail and requires transportation to be arranged by the guest. Explore using your own vehicle. Wear comfortable shoes for walking. Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat for protection against the sun. Carry a camera to capture the scenic beauty and historical sites.
Includes
Experience led by a knowledgeable local storyteller. An introduction to the ancient capital of Chandor and its rich Kadamba heritage. Entry inside an iconic Indo-Portuguese heritage home, with a tour hosted by the home’s owners. Visit to the mansion of a former nobleman – with a tour hosted by the mansion’s owners. Visit all the Kadamba heritage sites in Chandor.