The six places in Candolim you might have missed

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CANDOLIM'S MUST-VISITS

Lighthouses, beach shacks, and museums may be the usual favourites, but this monsoon, explore a different side of Candolim. Discover its true charm with these 6 offbeat spots.

Candolim | Calamari beach | Sunset | North Goa | Photo: Durgesh Parmar

CALAMARI BEACH

Beyond the well-known Candolim and Sinquerim beaches lies Calamari Beach—a hidden gem that's equally picturesque and serene.

Calamari beach | Candolim | North Goa | Places to visit | Photo: Durgesh Parmar

SHREE JAMBLESHWAR MANDIR

Made of red laterite stones, Shree Jambleshwar temple in Candolim houses a well and an idol inside, setting it apart from other temple structures.

Shree Jambleshwar Temple | Red laterite stones | Candolim | North Goa | Photo: Durgesh Parmar

CANDOLIM LOTUS POND

The 'I love Candolim, Goa' sign reflects proudly over still waters of this pond that is situated just besides the road. Throw a stone, make a wish, and let Candolim work its charm.

The Lotus Pond | Sunset spot | North Goa | Candolim | Photo: Durgesh Parmar

LOWER FORT, AGUADA

The roaring Arabian Sea crashes against the timeworn walls of lower Fort Aguada, where history meets horizon and every tide tells a story.

Fort Aguada | Candolim | North Goa | Places to visit | Photo: Durgesh Parmar

SINQUERIM BEACH

Sinquerim Beach, at the base of lower Fort Aguada, is the perfect place to take a refreshing walk on the golden sands, soak in the salty breeze and monsoon magic.

Candolim | Aguada | Sinquerim-Aguada beach | North Goa | Photo: Durgesh Parmar

CANDOLIM CHURCH

Built in 1560, the church is a great showcase of history. It stands overlooking the Nerul river in the distance. Despite the many changes, it retains its charm.

Our Lady of Good Hope Church | Candolim | North Goa | Photo: Durgesh Parmar

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