Saligao Village – The Tree of Darkness
Saligao, North Goa
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Saligao Village – The Tree of Darkness
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Saligao, North Goa
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Overview
Saligao Village, known for its beautiful churches, is also known as one of the eerie places in Goa. The village is believed to be haunted by the vengeful spirit of Christalina, who resides near a banyan tree. According to a tale from 60 years ago, a Portuguese man was found with scratches and wounds, and when questioned, he claimed that he had been attacked by Christalina in Saligao Village.
Highlights
Saligao village offers a glimpse into Goa's rich cultural heritage, with its traditional houses, churches, and local customs.
The village is characterized by its traditional Goan houses with colorful facades, red-tiled roofs, and ornate balconies. The architecture reflects a blend of Portuguese and Indian influences.
As mentioned earlier, the Mae de Deus Church is a prominent landmark in Saligao, renowned for its Neo-Gothic architecture and serene surroundings.
Saligao is known for its lush green fields and gardens. Walking or cycling through these areas allows you to connect with nature and experience the slower pace of village life.
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