Goenchim Devasthanam
Author: N. Suhas Publisher: Shri Surabhi Prakashan Pages: 44 Book Cover: Softcover₹120
This book is about the history of temples, their distances from Panaji, Margao and Vasco by road, and the main festivals being celebrated at every temple.
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