Although Mario de Miranda had not formally studied Art, he began his career as a Cartoonist for the Times of India Group in 1953 later moving into illustration and fine art. He has illustrated numerous books and was invited to sketch and exhibit in many Countries including U.S.A., Japan, Germany, Spain and France. He is also the recipient of many National and International honours.
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Set out on a exploration spree across the different churches of North Goa, be it the quaint Church of Mae de Deus in Saligao built in 1873 and famous for it’s Gothic spires & pristine white walls or our Lady of Hope Church in Candolim built in 1560 by Fr. Pedro de belem. Take back a slice of history with our church trails

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Established in 1998, Azulejos de Goa was the first to introduce locally designed azulejo in Goa, an art that perfectly mirrors the rich Indo-Portuguese culture of the land. Learn to hand paint your own azulejo with renowned artist Orlando Noronha.
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Built in 1590, the Figueiredo Mansion was designed by Jesuit priests. The house's sumptuous interior stands in studied contrast to the natural beauty of the paddy fields and coconut trees that surround it.

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Daniel D’Souza, a pioneer to introduce the ancient art of Bonsai in Goa, was chiefly response for the beautification of the gardens in Goa. Located in the village of Assagao, Daniel houses a beautiful tropical garden and a collection of Bonsai admired by many among the prestigious and popular.
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For two generations, Cazulo has been taking great care in preserving Goa’s invaluable heritage - bottling only the finest Feni from the best Cashew produce in the state located along the West coast of India. This family-owned Feni bottling unit began in 1982, by Wilson and Melanie Vaz in a humble out house in their family home in Cuncolim, in South Goa.
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Apaixonar - a gorgeous Portuguese word to describe the act of falling in love – is at the center of our signature Champagne Sunset Cruise experience. Share this intimate yet extravagant journey as you sip on flutes of Moet and Chandon and luxuriate in starlit coastal views that will take your breath away.
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Set amidst the backdrop of a 150-year-old Portuguese house, enter the heavily fortitude gardens that instantly soothe one’s senses to be transported to the establishment of fun and merriment with Nerissa, Lloyd and Naethan for a company. Distance- 3.2kms, 7 minutes.
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In the Beautiful Village of Saligao a new restaurant makes its debut taking you on a journey from Hyderabad to Goa with Biryani and Haleem to Prawn Curry and Balchao in the mood for something global, we offer you that as well! Distance- 5.9kms, 16 minutes.
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Journey across the scenic islands of Goa, including Chorao - the largest of Goa’s 17 islands located in the River Mandovi, Divar - a scenic island showcasing rural Goa where life seems to have been unchanged for hundreds of years and St. Estevem - locally know as “Juvem” was once noted for its vegetables.
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Journey across the scenic islands of Goa, including Chorao - the largest of Goa’s 17 islands located in the River Mandovi, Divar - a scenic island showcasing rural Goa where life seems to have been unchanged for hundreds of years and St. Estevem - locally know as “Juvem” was once noted for its vegetables.The fort was used to house freedom fighters before the liberation of Goa in 1961. Post liberation from the Portuguese rule, the fort almost went into ruin. Later in the year 1983 the Goa Government declared it a Protected Monument. The fort may be accessed by road or by a ferry plying from Keri to Tiracol and hosts lavish dinners for its guests. Distance- 39.6kms, 1 hour 25 minutes.
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Pottery is a traditional art in Goa, using the porter's wheel to pursue creative pottery pieces with earthen clay. Famous artisan Zilu Harmalkar highlights his masterpieces including molded sculptures, murals, decorative vases and cladding titles in the quaint village of Bicholim at his own personal workshop.
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Journey across the scenic islands of Goa, including Chorao - the largest of Goa’s 17 islands located in the River Mandovi, Divar - a scenic island showcasing rural Goa where life seems to have been unchanged for hundreds of years and St. Estevem - locally know as “Juvem” was once noted for its vegetables.

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