Goa is famous for beaches and parties but do you know Goa is also famous for temples? Think about Goa, the first thought in mind is that this is the land of beaches but it is not the real truth because many of the largest temples are situated in Goa. Many of Goa's well-known temples offer services to believers, keen photographers, enthusiasts, and adventure seekers, among other groups. The architecture of temples is unique and very attractive to visitors. Many temples are built in the modern period. We are going over the locations of well-known temples to make your journey to Goa hassle-free. These temples' atmosphere and serenity ensure an unforgettable experience.

Shree Nagesh Temple is well known as a strong and stable background temple in Goa. The Shree Nagesh Temple has a special and unique architecture. Shree Nagesh Temple was never rebuilt but it was renovated. When you visit Goa then never miss a chance to visit temples in Goa and especially Shree Nagesh Temple. A pool was created in the temple which is very reflective and beautiful and attractive to thousands of pilgrims in one year.

Location: Bandiwade, Donshiwado, Ponda, Goa&nbsp;
Timings: 5 AM to 8 PM

The Laxmi Narasimha Temple is one the oldest temples which has very charming and beautiful architecture. The Laxmi Narasimha Temple is always fulfilled with devotees&nbsp;
who come here from all over the country. This temple is known for spring water which filled the tanks of the temple and the view of the temple is very beautiful and amazing. Laxmi Narasimha temple is one of the old temples in Goa. During the spring, the temple tank is filled with fresh water.&nbsp;

Location: Veling, Mardol, Goa&nbsp;
Timings: 6:30 AM to 12:45 PM and 4:30 PM to 8:30 PM

The Brahma temple has its significance because of the divinity that one experiences by being here. The temple has a tall and elegant idol or statue of Lord Brahma at the heart of the premises. The statue is portrayed in the Trimurti form. The belief behind the idol is that it blesses the visitors of the temple. The temple witnesses a lot of people following Hinduism or believing in the Hindu faith and practices.&nbsp;

Location: Brahma Taluka Carambolim, Satari, Goa
Timings: 7 AM to 6 PM

Shri Kamakshi Temple is one of the sacred destinations with amazon architecture and wonderful surroundings around the temple. The temple has a spiritual ambience that does not fail to give a divine experience to the pilgrims or devotees. The temple abodes a water tank in the sanctum. The temple is extremely beautiful and its divinity is commendable. The charm of the temple is something that cannot be ignored.&nbsp;

Location: Shiroda, Goa&nbsp;
Timings: 5 AM - 9 PM

Ramnath is regarded historically as one of the manifestations of Lord Shiva to whom Lord Ram offered worship and prayed before crossing the river into Sri Lanka. As a result, Shri Ramnath Temple, one of the well-known Hindu temples in Goa, is of utmost significance in Hindu culture. The deep stambh and the idols of other Gods besides Lord Ramnath are something you simply cannot miss while visiting this temple.

Location: Shri Ramnath Devasthan, Ramnathim, Ponda, Goa
Timings: 5 AM - 8 PM

Shri Bhagavati Temple, which is reputed to be 500 years old, is devoted to Goddess Bhagwati, a manifestation of Goddess Laxmi. The temple is exquisitely constructed, with two enormous black elephants greeting visitors at the entryway. Due to the large number of people it draws during Dusshera, Shri Bhagavati Temple is probably well-known among other Goa temples. To experience vibrant and energetic celebrations on Dussehra, it is best to visit this temple right before the festivities begin.

Location: Dhavali, Yashwant Nagar, Ponda, Goa&nbsp;
Timings: 5 AM to 11.30 AM and 5 PM to 7.30 PM

The temple has an amazing ambience, and it is also called the Sanctuary of Lord Shiva. It is located at the Harvalem waterfalls. The sanctuary is joyous and beautiful, especially during the festival of Mahashivratri when the pilgrims attend the ceremonies to attain the ultimate feeling of salvation. Pilgrims or devotees also pray for the fulfilment of wealth and good health. The spellbound beauty of the beauty never ceases to amaze its visitors.&nbsp;

Location: Rudreshwar Colony, Sanquelim, Goa

Goa is also famous for its largest, oldest and most unique architectural temples. It is not only the beaches that make Goa amazing, it’s also the temples. The temples are famous and witness several tourists throughout the year. Visiting Goa without visiting the temples is just incomplete. Explore the splendid architecture of the temples, and have the best time here.&nbsp;

The Shri Santakoteshwar temple is one of the largest and most unique temples in Goa. This temple was designed in many styles like the temple's architecture was Mughal style and the mandap or hall was designed in European style so this temple's architecture is very magical, beautiful and unique also. The Gokulashtami festival is celebrated once a year so devotees come here from all over the country. Never forget to visit this temple while you are in Goa.

Location: Temple Road, Narve, Maem, Goa&nbsp;
Timings: 6 AM - 7 PM&nbsp;

The Maruti temple is one of the famous temples and the history of the temple is very interesting. The temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman or the monkey god. When you visit Goa, never skip visiting this temple. The temple has a long and intriguing history that makes it further interesting for visitors to visit. The temple witnesses a massive influx of tourists every year. The temple was constructed after quite long and interesting history.

Location: Nanu Tarkar Pednekar Rd, Altinho, Panaji, Goa
Timings: 5 AM – 8 PM

The Panaji Village's presiding deity is housed in Mahalaxmi Temple, one of North Goa's most significant and popular Hindu temples. Around 18 holy images representing the different sects of the Holy Bhagavata can be found in the sanctum of this magnificent temple. A large number of tourists visit Goa's Mahalaxmi Temple every year. The Mahalakshmi deity is revered as the Goddess of riches and serenity and is depicted with a linga on her head.&nbsp;

Location: Bandivade, Ponda, North Goa, Goa
Timings: 6:30 AM - 8:30 PM

The Mahadev temple is one of the oldest temples in Goa. It is dedicated to lord Shiva who is situated behind the temple. The structure of the temple was made of the finest basalt stone and the architecture of the temple is very beautiful and unique. There are three steps to entering the temple for worship. The architecture of the Mahadev temple is attractive to devotees and nature lovers also.

Location: Near Bhagwan Mahaveer Wildlife Sanctuary, Sanguem, Surla, Goa&nbsp;
Timings: 5 AM to 9 PM

Unexpectedly, there are three locations in Goa where you can visit the Temple of Shantadurga. In Goa, there are Shantadurga temples in Kavlem, Pemem, and Quepem. Both Christians and Hindus worship the same god in Quepem's Shantadurga Temple. As its name implies, this tranquil location is a genuine representation of peace and harmony. It is also one of the many temples in South Goa that must be visited.&nbsp;

Location: Ghudo-Avedem, Quepem, Goa&nbsp;
Timings: 7 AM - 10 PM&nbsp;

The temple is situated on the bank of the Kushavati river and is dedicated to lord Shiva. The pilgrims believe that the Kushavati river can heal the pain from the body and free your body from illness. The bhajans and songs play in the temple all of the opening times. The rituals are performed in the temple, wherein, the Palanquin is carried out on the premises of Lord Damodar in the temple. When you come to Goa then you should visit the Shree Mahadev temple one time.&nbsp;

Location: Fatorda, Margao, Goa&nbsp;
Timings: 5:30 AM to 7 PM

The Mahalsa Temple is one of the well-known temples in Goa, housing a variety of beliefs. Some claim that the goddess struck the small pool of water inside the temple with her toe, causing it to sprout. Unsurprisingly, an idol with countless legends surrounding it was also discovered there. One must participate in the daily rounds of worship held at the temple grounds or the aarti. The aarti sequences give a divine feeling.&nbsp;

Location: Mardol, Ponda, Goa&nbsp;
Timings: 12:30 AM to 8:30 PM&nbsp;

The Mangeshi Temple in Goa is another noteworthy Hindu temple in the state of Goa. One of the top tourist attractions in North Goa, this temple is well-known for the Deep Stambh to the north of the building, which is most beautiful at night when lit by a large number of diyas. The Mangeshi Temple, a stunning fusion of contemporary art and traditional Hindu patterns, should be on your list of must-see local temples.

Location: Dinanath Mangeshkar Rd, Mangeshi Village, Mardol, Goa&nbsp;
Timings: 6 AM - 10 PM

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