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 Goa Cabo Fort - Cabo
Fort is nestled in a panoramic view of Goa. It was constructed
in 1540 A.D. Situated on the south headland of the river Mandovi,
the Cabo Palace fortress houses the Franciscan monastery which
in1594 A.D became the official residence of the Governor of
Goa.
The exact date of construction of the fort is not known but
in 1540, the eighth Governor of Goa, D. Estevo de Gama, projected
fortification of the mansion to safeguard the openings to
the Mandovi and Zuari rivers.
The Cabo Fort in Goa, was under Indian, Portuguese ruling originally.
The Goa Cabo Fort came under British rule in the 18th century, and
rehabilitated into a prison.
The old convent adjacent to the Cabo Fort Goa has been converted
to the residence of the Governor. It dates back to 1540, and
is located just opposite the Fort Aguada.
Your trip to Cabo Fort Goa, can be shared with some fun on
the beach. Spend the day swimming in the emerald waters of
the Arabian, and enjoy a picnic by the beach, as you gaze
upon the impressive structure of the Cabo Fort Goa.
A tour to the Cabo Fort Goa will give you a chance to get
familiar with the stunning Portuguese architecture of the
medieval era. Explore the well and springs within the premises.
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