The Sangod Utsav, celebrated during the seventh-day Ganesh Visarjan in Cumbarjua, transformed the canal into a vibrant floating theatre. Rooted in centuries of tradition, the festival combined devotion, mythological enactments, and community spirit, drawing large crowds and reaffirming Goa’s cultural identity.
The vibrant and spiritually rich Saptah festival of Shree Damodar began today in Vasco, drawing devotees from all walks of life. Observed a day after Nag Panchami, this annual tradition brings together people from various communities who gather to celebrate Lord Damodar with devotion, rituals, and a vibrant street fair.
In the quaint village of Santana Talaulim, Goa, the annual Touxeachem Fest at St. Anne’s Church celebrates faith and family in a beautifully unique way. From hopeful singles to childless couples, devotees bring symbolic offerings and heartfelt prayers, keeping centuries-old traditions alive.
As part of the 400-year celebration of Christianity in Chicalim, Xristti Utsov – Let’s Celebrate Nature brought the community together in a unique blend of faith, ecology, and cultural expression. Held on July 20th, this vibrant event featured eco-art workshops, nature-themed competitions, and powerful performances urging environmental responsibility.
The iconic Chikhal Kalo festival concluded at Sri Devki Krishna Temple, Marcel, with spirited mud games, dahi handi, and community rituals celebrating Lord Krishna’s bond with the Earth. The final day brought together locals, tourists, and devotees in a vibrant display of unity, culture, and nature-led devotion.
