Relocated from Old Goa and rebuilt in 1738 under Maratha patronage after Portuguese-era religious persecution, its architecture uniquely fuses Hindu temple form with Portuguese-Christian church elements like a tiered facade.
Worshipped as the goddess who pacified a cosmic battle between Shiva and Vishnu, symbolizing peace and harmony.
Nearest airport: Goa (Dabolim/Manohar). Nearest railway station: Ponda Road; the temple is close to Ponda town.
Wide range of hotels across Goa, with Ponda and Panaji offering the closest options.
Contact Goa Tourism Development Corporation.
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