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A fort that became a British-era prison, then reopened in 2012 as a cultural centre after a major restoration.
A Mandovi River fort that later served as a British-era prison, reopened in 2012 as a cultural centre after a major restoration led by architect Gerard da Cunha.
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Cliffs drop steeply to the sea below this hillfort's Portuguese-era walls and the chapel inside them.
A Maratha base camp in the 1680s, now known around the world as the Dil Chahta Hai Fort, for its sunsets.
Colourful tile-roofed townhouses make Panaji's Latin Quarter feel like a piece of Portugal in India.