Temples of Goa
Written by Nancy Singh
Temples of GoaTemples of Goa are also known as Deul or Sausthan. These temples are mainly known for their unique architecture, which is a mixture of Nagari, Islamic and Portuguese architecture. The original Hindu temples of Goa were demolished by the Portuguese who shifted the original deities to new places. Usually the temples are divided into five sections which include Sabhamantapa, Antarala, Chowk, Garbhagriha and Sarvalli or Pradakshina Marg.
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Temples of Goa form a major part of the tourism in Goa. These temples have unique architecture and palatial layout.
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