Cabo de Rama Fort

Cabo de Rama Fort, South Goa Overview

Located 33 km south of Margao, the 400-year-old Cabo de Rama fort in South Goa offers breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea and its surrounding landscapes. Named after the Hindu god Rama, the fort is said to have been a favourite of Lord Shiva and his inhabitant wife, goddess Parvati.The old fort is steeped in history, stories, myths and myths as it has been occupied by the Muslim rulers of the Adil Shah dynasty from Bijapur, the Sonda kings and the Portuguese armies, during the colonial era in India. It is currently used as a prison and visitors can explore the ruins that remain, including the large Portugese church built during the colonial rule.The remnants of the fort still stand tall, overlooking the tranquil waters of the Arabian Sea. The fort is surrounded by a picturesque landscape including lush greenery, coconut trees, trees, shrubs and grasslands.Within the fort, visitors can explore several wells, fort walls, ancient structures, and the ruins of the Portugese church.

The view from the fort is incredible, providing thrilling views of the rolling hills, lush lands and the vibrant sea.Visitors to these fort should not miss visiting the Hindu temple near the fort which is said to have been used as a ramp to access the fort. Other nearby attractions to the fort include the Kadyapat fort, which is located about 5 kilometres away and is a popular picnic spot.The Cabo de Rama fort is a fascinating destination and a great way to explore the culture and beauty of Goa’s historical past. With its magnificent views of the sea and surrounding landscapes, visitors can immerse themselves in the history and significance of this ancient fort, and enjoy a peaceful break from the hustle and bustle of daily life.