An immersive walk around the charming Old Latin Quarter in Panjim. Soak in the rich heritage of a neighbourhood described by historian William Dalrymple as a ‘small chunk of Portugal washed up on the shores of the Indian Ocean’, and interact with locals who strive to keep centuries of culture alive to this day.
Timings:
- Morning: 10:30am to 12:30pm
- Evening: 4:30pm to 6:30pm
Pricing:
- Standard Tour ( Join the existing Group) - INR 850
- Private Tour: These tours can be customised and at a time convenient to you.
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What is included in the tour
- Walk led by a knowledgeable local storyteller.
- Tasting of traditional Goan sweets & a refreshing beverage.
- Visit Indo-Portuguese heritage structures and establishments.
- Meeting with a renowned Goan Musician.
- Visit a local organic store.
What is NOT included in the tour
- This is a walking trail, and we do not use vehicles inside the Latin Quarter.
- Hotel pickups and drops (although this can be arranged at an added cost).
- Meals (breakfast/lunch/dinner)
- Sightseeing points that fall outside of the curated route.
- We do not provide umbrellas, raincoats, hats/caps, face-masks or sanitizers.
- Discover the untold history of the city of Panjim at Tobacco Square, and hear intriguing tales of the neighbourhood’s former colonial Portuguese residents.
- Be transported to a bygone era as we explore painstakingly preserved heritage buildings that have survived the onslaught of development in the 21st century – including the Chapel of Sao Tome and the Panjim Inn. The quaint streets are lined with traditional Portuguese style homes in a palette of striking bright colours, making this every photographer’s paradise.
- Visit Panjim’s oldest bakery and have a taste of their traditional Goan treats with a refreshing beverage (subject to the bakery’s operational timings).
- Meet with a renowned local Goan musician and enjoy a live performance of his distinctive blend of Konkani and Latin styles.
- Support the local economy with a visit to a producer of handcrafted ceramic souvenirs, and take a piece of Goa home with you.