Top Goa Archaeology Tours

Join us in this super insightful Old Goa Heritage Walk organised by 'Walk With History Goa', where you will get to experience nearly 5-6 UNESCO World Heritage Site in Old Goa. You'll not only learn all about the history of the Portuguese inquisition era in Goa & the establishment of the catholic religion, but also learn about the unique architecture and interesting facts about the places we visit. You'll leave with a great knowledge of Goan history and the experience of visiting some beautiful sites of architectural and historical importance! There's a couple of fun surprises if we're a group of more than 6! We do a few fun photo contests and quiz with prizes!! :) We will begin the walk at Basilica of Bom Jesus, and move on to other sites like St. Catherine Chapel, St. Francis Assisi, Se Cathedral, Viceroy's Arc, St. Cajetans Church and many more.

A private guided tour to the old Goa where you can see the unmatched blend of Indian and Portuguese cultures.Goa is home to some of the spectacular beaches, majestic forts and famous churches and temples. The tour begins with a visit to the Shri Manguesh Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. A visit to the Tropical Spice Plantation comes next. Here you can see various species of birds and a flurry of colours in the beautiful butterfly gardens. A tour of Goa is incomplete without visiting the Basilica of Bom Jesus, a UNESCO Heritage site which still houses the mortal remains of Saint Francis Xavier. The St. Catherine’s Cathedral, the church of St Francis of Assissi is all included in the list of monuments in the itinerary. You shall also be treated to a traditional lunch. Rake in the finesse of the Portuguese colonial architecture, picturesque beaches and joyful life of Goa before returning to the port

Hampi was the world's second largest medieval-era city after Beijing by the year of 1500 CE, and probably India's richest. Hampi is dotted by ruins of the empire which once was flourishing, temples and the mahals (palaces). Hampi lies on the banks of the Tungabhadra river and has good connectivity from Goa, Secundrabad, and Bangalor Hampi is located in the east-central part of the South Indian state of Karnataka. It was the centre of the Vijayanagara empire in the 14th century.

Explore the heritage of Goa with an archaeologist guide on this full-day tour of three landmark forts. Visit Reis Magos Fort, Aguada Fort, and Chapora Fort, and learn about the region's Indian and Portugese rulers in past centuries. You'll also see one of the filming locations from the popular Bollywood film 'Dil Chahta Hai' on a tour that includes lunch, entrance fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Unwind and take this laid-back tour around South Goa's less crowded and serene destinations. Visit one of the finest baroque churches, Bom Jesus of Basilica Church, and be in awe as you explore this world heritage monument and resting place for St. Francis Xavier. Your next stop will take you to one of the largest Catholic church in South Asia, the Se Cathedral. Built by the Portuguese in 16th century, this magnificent monument seals Roman Catholicism's victory in Goa during its capture in 1510. The tour also includes a visit to the city's historic and beautiful temples, the Mangueshi and Balaji Temple. Before traveling back to your hotel, you'll be taken to a relaxing river cruise as you watch the sun set on the horizon.

Goa is a state full of loveliness. There is beauty sprinkled over every aspect of it. Some part of this state was under Portuguese rule for some time so we will be going to see the never-seen-before blend of Indian and Portuguese culture on this tour. Embark on this trip with us exploring the architectural splendour and historical grandeur of Goa!

This tour is one of its kind and includes various kinds of monuments such as a rock art site, home visit, cave, temple, and a farm. This tour will give you a glimpse into Goa's history from 6000 years ago till today. This tour is one of its kind and off most travel diaries. This is also one of our signature tours designed and conducted by an archaeologist.

The great historic sites of Hampi, Bijapur, Badami & Goa Beach Tour will begin with pick up from Hubli airport. Your will visit all monuments of tourist interest in each cities with a local English speaking tour guide. Accommodation with breakfast, monuments entrances and activities charges mentioned in the itinerary are well included in package price. Our transport will remain on disposal at your service and can be used for going out for dinner and optional activities within the cities.

Arrival and departure flight tickets are included. We are specialized in same-day Agra tour. explore The Taj Mahal and Agra Fort in Just one day From Goa. Highly recommended for the first-time seeker. who are visit India for less time.

Comfortable and flexible tour Comfortable drive with AC car professional Tour Guide and Driver Delicious Buffet Lunch Enough Time to enjoy the destinations Tour covers two world heritage monuments Taj mahal and agra fort Clear and transparent communication Friendly and highly hospitalized Team

This tour gives you a brief of the making of Old Goa and will share insights into what made the Portuguese chose Old Goa as their capital city. As we walk you through the magnificent churches we will discuss the ideas of architecture, local culture and influence of Christianity and vice versa. Old Goa has many stories to be told, and we share all the choicest best with you.

Goa to Archaeological Wonder of Karnataka private extension tour will begin with pick up from your hotel in Goa. You will visit Belgaum, Gokak Falls, Bijapur, Hampi, Lakkundi, Gadag & Badami. All these destination are blessed with plethora of monuments built by erstwhile rulers, one surpassing the other in term of architecture, design and expression. Embark on this trip to see the ancient fort, palaces, temple, mosque and nature which include accommodation with breakfast, private transport, Local guide & monuments entrances.

The discovery begins with the local Tinto (Market) where all the produce from the three villages are sold. Then we witness the large sized conventional machinery that are used to squeeze coconut oil in the purest form. The British have their mark in the making of the village transport system that still carry memories of the colonial past. We explore different items and stories of how the Portuguese developed trade in this region with the help of the British. Not to forget the tales of the legends of the village that have aided the liberation movement in Goa. Following which we head to the oldest church in the village that was known to have been connected by a waterway in the past. Finally, the infamous mystery behind the three kings chapel and why it became popular as the most haunted place in Goa.