Fontainhas: The door to Goa's Portuguese legacy -

William Dalrymple calls Fontainhas "a small chunk of Portugal washed up on the shores of the Indian Ocean". The picturesque lanes of this Latin quarter of Goa have also been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Walk.
As you walk through the lanes of Fontainhas, it will make you ponder and muse you into the old world charm of European architecture in Goa.
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[@TheSabugosa]

The portuguese were the best europeans in Asia. So kind compared with the others. Goa must be always proud of its portuguese roots.

[@aviralsaxena4173]

Lol stfu

[@Ramcopolo]

Initially they were not , they were not tolerant to local religions . But yes we cannot deny history and Portuguese is an important part of our history

[@TheSabugosa]

@@Ramcopolo I am sure Goa has good memories of the portuguese times... For me Goa has a special simbology for mankind... Is a place of love between eat and West, a place of peace.

[@bhargava4933]

its pronounced fonta-inhas (more like fonta-inyas)

[@Afonso_Guest_House]

Bhargava Bhatkurse hahaha thank god u corrected that! 😉

[@exoticgringo]

I stand corrected!

[@silviacabral3784]

Its fonti-ny-as, the proper pronounciation sounds like( Gn) as in "Gnocchi" nyo- key!!

[@franciscorebello1900]

Don't feel bad

[@franciscorebello1900]

First learn to pronounce the words or stay in Goa for fews days learn from origin goan.

[@exoticgringo]

I stand corrected - thought I knew my Portuguese! :) desculpa.