Goa Through The Traveller’s Lens by Caldeira (Author, Editor), Dr Nina (Author, Editor)
Author, Editor : Caldeira & Dr Nina Publisher: Goa,1556 Pages: 184 ISBN: 978-8193423653 Book Cover: Softcover₹200
Goa’s scholars look at how travellers to Goa perceived the place and how their writings depicts the small, historic often hard-to-understand region.
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