Circles of Margao: Where roads meet stories in Goa

STORIES AT CROSSROADS

At the busy junctions of Margao, faith and stories meet, as people walk or drive toward their destinies — each junction a silent witness to countless life moments.

OLD MARKET CIRCLE

A central roundabout with a four-faced clock tower — the Old Market Circle connects Margao city to Colva, Fatorda, Panjim and the KTC bus stand. It’s where every direction finds a timeline.

SHREE DAMODAR CIRCLE

Standing tall with a golden bell structure, this newly revamped circle near Ravindra Bhavan reflects spiritual calm amid urban buzz. A tribute to tradition, resonating silently.

BOLSHE CIRCLE

Once graced by the statues of men of various faiths reading newspapers, this iconic junction still holds the memory of peaceful co-existence in modern Margao’s rhythm.

ARLEM CIRCLE

Surrounded by routes to Raia, Gogol, Fatorda and the Nuvem bypass, this circle watches over the Pepsi factory and the evolving face of Fatorda.

FATORDA JUNCTION

Nestled between St Francis Xavier Chapel and Damodar Ling Temple, this busy signal stands between faiths, forming a spiritual and traffic confluence.

LATE FLORIANO VAZ JUNCTION

Named after a Konkani language martyr, this circle is more than a junction — it’s a living reminder of Goa’s cultural pride and linguistic legacy.

RAWANFOND CIRCLE

Linking Margao to Quepem and Cuncolim, Rawanfond Circle is vital to both local commuters as well as long-distance travellers heading toward Goa’s southern belt.

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