A quick travel guide to Goa's Chapora Fort

A popular tourist attraction in North Goa which offers an ideal combination of scenic sights, thrilling adventure and great insights into the rich history of the State is Chapora Fort.

Perched high above the Arabian Sea, the fort is one of the most iconic landmarks in the smallest state of India.

The new episode of 'Goa in a Minute', presents a quick, one-minute guide to this historic site, which not only provides stunning panoramic views of the surroundings, but also contains stories of Goa's past.

The fort exudes beauty from every angle, captivating you as you make your way towards the fort. Along the way, you will encounter a cluster of locals selling souvenirs or Goan handicrafts — perfect for taking a piece of Goa back home with you.

The road leading up to the Chapora Fort is lined with several eateries and roadside stalls, offering refreshing drinks and snacks, from coconut water to tasty Goan treats.

As one of the most visited places in Goa, you may be concerned about parking spots here. Don't worry — at the bottom of fort, there is a well-regulated paid parking area, making your visit hassle-free.

Once you reach the top of the fort, you will be greeted by beautiful sights. Take your time to explore its historic ruins, walk along the ramparts, and savour the sweeping views of the coastline.

This fort is often referred to as the 'Dil Chahta Hai Fort' because the popular film, starring Amir Khan and Preity Zinta, was filmed at this very site. Due to the film's success, the fort has become a symbol of friendship and adventure, as well as a key filming location.

Whether you’re there for the history, the views, or to relive movie moments, Chapora Fort promises an unforgettable experience that combines culture, shopping, food and stunning landscapes.

Watch the latest episode of 'Goa in a Minute' to learn more.