See Goa beyond its beaches as you visit these temples in Quepem

SHREE RAMNATH DAMODAR SANSTHAN, ZAMBAULIM

Situated on the banks of the Kushavati river, this temple in the village of Zambaulim, which borders Quepem, is known for its unique architectural features. Zambaulim is known for its Gulalotsav festival.

SHRI SOMESHWAR TEMPLE, SIRVOI

In the heart of Sirvoi is a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati. Devotees flock in large numbers here to celebrate festivals and partake in religious ceremonies.

SHREE SATERI MAHAMAYA PRASANN, AVEDEM

This temple, set amidst serene landscape of lush green fields, also has a lake near it. A huge banyan tree that stands right in front of it holds immense religious significance.

SHREE SAUNSTHAN SHANTADURGA CHAMUNDESHWARI KUDTARI MAHAMAYA, AVEDEM

This divine place situated on the banks of the river is a spiritual haven for devotees. It also offers rooms to stay and has a canteen area.

DATTATREYA DEVESTHANAM

Situated on the banks of the Kushawati river, just below the Kushawati bridge, this temple stands as a symbol of religious sanctity and devotion.

SHRI SHANTADURGA TEMPLE, PARODA

Perched at the foothills of Chandreshwar Parvat and surrounded by lush green fields, this temple is a visual delight for every passer by and devotee.

SANT GYANESHWAR PRASANN, COTTO

This temple becomes the centre for dhol players, especially during Shigmo festival preparations. one can hear the drum beats late into the night during the period.

SHREE LAXMI MANDIR, CUSMANE

This temple previously housed a school building named Balonathi Vidhyalay. After renovations, it was converted into a temple. It is located opposite the old police station in Quepem.

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