BLive E-Bike Tours - Hidden Hues of Rachol

BLive E-Bike Tours - Hidden Hues of Rachol

Historic, remote and breath-taking, Rachol is a village of exotic, unspoilt beauty situated on the banks of River Zuari. This beautiful village has a little something for everyone, including the foodies. With visits like Our Lady of Snow, the oldest church of South Goa to an age-old monument that’s one of its kinds in Asia, Hidden hues of Rachol is a history-lover’s paradise. Get greeted with the smell of freshly baked bread and know the lesser-known facts about its making while visiting a local bakery. Stop to admire the church with a miraculous ring that has been the reason for crowd flocking from far and wide. Hop on a ferry to the village across the river to see a more serene unseen side of Goa and witness native Goan temples that were unperturbed during the Portuguese reign.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Rachol Fort, Near Vijaynagar 7 Km From Madgaon, 403719 India

Get introduced to the lesser-known history of Rachol at Rachol fort.

Soak in ancient ruins at the oldest and one of the biggest seminaries in South Asia (when it was built).

Encounter the local bakers while they are intently making the famous Goan bread.

Stop at the Dockyard, an old port of Rachol popular for being the only way to carry the goods for trade.

Visit a church and know all about its unheard history.

The journey continues, this time on a river ferry to visit Kamakhya temple, where the deity is believed to have come down from Assam.

And lastly, a stopover at Mahamayya temple which was initially worshipped as an ant hill and now, the deity is given a human form.

Duration: 3 hours