Fort Chapora was built by the Portuguese to check the Muslim and Maratha invasions in 1617. The fort kept changing hands from Marathas to Portuguese. In 1684, the Maratha king, Sambhaj won over Portuguese and got the fort but due to the intense opposition from the locals, Marathas had to withdrew their force in 1717. Portugues rebuilt the fort with underground tunnels to escape in case of an emergency only to lose it again in 1739 to the Marathas. They regained the control two years later but finally abandoned it completely in 1892. This fort is also in ruins but only attracts the visitors because of its history.

Fort Aguada
Fort Aguada was considered essential to keep the Dutch Navy at bay, It was completed in 1612.

Cabo De Rama
The Portuguese capt-ured this fort in 1763 and erected their own citadel and also used it as a prison .

DudhSagar Waterfalls
The name being such because from distance the waterfall looks as if streams of milk (dudh) are flowing down.

Anjuna Flea Market
The flea market is a heaven for shopping addicts and good bargainers to bid on various handicrafts.

Fontanhais Panaji
These Old Portuguese districts, located west of the Ourem River are Panjim city's most interesting areas.