The forts in Goa were mostly built by the Portuguese rulers to secure their territories from invasions from mighty rulers like the Marathas. They form an important part of the historical monuments of Goa and attract tourists from different places throughout the year.Fort Naroa
Fort Naroa is located on the Island of Divarin Goa, was built by the Muslims and was abandoned in 1834. Currently, the fort now stands in complete ruins but an old garrison church is adjacent to the fortress that still serves the locals.
Rachol Fort
Rachol Fort in Goa is famous for its rich historical significance involving the battles of Vijayanagar and Bijapur. This magnificent fort is situated adjacent to the Rachol Seminary, about 7 km away from the town of Margao.
Chapora Fort
Chapora Fort in Goa was built by the Portuguese in the year 1617 and was constructed to secure the occupied territory in Goa by the Portuguese. But in the later years, the Portuguese abandoned the fort in 1892. Presently nothing but the ruins of the fort remains.
Cabo de Rama Fort
Cabo de Rama Fort of Goa derives its name from the Hindu God, Lord Rama. Believed to be a fort of the Hindus, the fort is said to have taken over by both the Portuguese and British people.
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Goa is a state on the western coast of India, within the region known as the Konkan. One of the best place to visit. It is small in size... but it is a place of love.
