Club Mahindra Assonora Goa

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A Club Mahindra Managed Resort Goa, as we know, is more than just the land of sun, surf and sand. Blessed with rich flora and fauna, it’s majestically nestled amidst the Western Ghats range. At the heart of it lies Club Mahindra Assonora, the perfect place for you to commune with nature. Located at Moitem, in a lush valley on the banks of River Assonora, this 152-room property is the first Club Mahindra property in North Goa. Perfect for a weekend getaway and also a great venue to host memo

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Scenic Trails

Chapora Fort

Historical landmark

‘Shahpura Fort’ was built by ruler Adil Shah and renamed Chapora by the Portuguese. It offers a breath- taking view across the Chapora River to Pernem, south over Vagator and far out to the Arabian Sea in the West.

Basilica of Bom Jesus

Seek divine blessings

The Basilica of Bom Jesus is a Roman Catholic basilica located in Old Goa and is part of the Churches & Convents of Goa UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Basilica holds the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier and is one of India’s first minor basilica, besides being one of the Seven Wonders of Portuguese Origin in the World.

Salim Ali Bird Santuary

Feathered friends

Located on the western tip of the Island of Chorão along the Mandovi River, Goa, it’s home to several species of birds including the Striated Heron, Western Reef Heron, Little Bitten, Black Bittern, Red Knot, Jack Snipe, Pied Avocet, Mudskippers, Fiddler Crabs and other mangrove habitat specialists.

Chapora Fort

Basilica of Bom Jesus

Salim Ali Bird Santuary

Local food and festivals

Goa Carnival

Annual cultural event

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Goa Carnival

Goa Carnival is the most fun-filled festival in Goa. It is meant to be a feast of food, drinks, music, dance, and fun, before the 40-day period of fasting and abstinence from meat in the month of Lent. The days are marked by colourful, musical parades which start in the capital Panaji and travel throughout the state making it one of the most popular festivals of Goa.

The Goa Food & Culture Festival

The Goa Food & Culture Festival Delicacies, Music and more

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The Goa Food & Culture Festival

The Goa Food & Culture Festival makes sure that the whole world looks on in awe. This 5-day festival has become a platform for experienced as well as young and talented chefs to show off their culinary skills to tourists from all over the world. Musicians from the whole country perform during this festival.

Goan Fish Curry

A must try delicacy in Goa

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Goan Fish Curry

The Goan Fish Curry is loaded with various spices besides a delightful mix of coconut, a decent-sized Pomfret and raw mango. Instead of a Pomfret, Kingfish may also be used. This Goan dish is served along with rice.

Crab Xacuti

Relish lip-smacking seafood

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Crab Xacuti

Crab Xacuti is a traditional Goan Crab Curry. To prepare this delicious coastal dish, Goan-style roasted spices are used, which gives the dish a great aroma.

Prawns XequeXeque

A popular and delicious delicacy

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Prawns XequeXeque

Prawns XequeXeque is an exotic dish of prawns, coconut milk, tomatoes, green chillies, and onions. The masala is mixed with prawns and added to sautéed onions, garlic, and tomatoes. The coconut milk is added gradually. This Goan dish can be served with Sannas or Fugias.