Goa Chitra Museum - A Journey into Goa's Ethnographic Heritage

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Why This Place is Special

• • Extensive collection of over 4000 ethnographic artifacts
• • Goa Chakra's unique display of ancient wheels and carriages
• • Detailed exhibits on traditional Goan farming and occupations
• • Curated by founder Victor Hugo Gomes
• • Focus on pre-electricity era Goan lifestyle
• • Set on a small-scale organic farm
• • Use of recycled materials in the museum's construction

Ideal For

Facilities & Amenities

• • Parking
• • Restrooms
• • Guide services
• • Souvenir shop
• • Seating areas
• • Information center
• • Small cafe/refreshment area

Rules & Restrictions

• • Do not touch the artifacts on display.
• • Follow the instructions provided by the museum guides.
• • Maintain a respectful noise level within the galleries.
• • Large bags may need to be stored at the entrance.
• • No food or drinks are allowed inside the exhibition halls.

Safety Information

• • The museum is in a quiet, village area, which is generally safe.
• • If you are using a two-wheeler, wear a helmet and drive carefully on the village roads.
• • Keep your personal belongings with you at all times.
• • Stay hydrated, especially during the summer months from March to May.
• • Arrange your return transport in advance, as finding public transport late in the evening can be difficult.
• • Follow all safety instructions given by the museum staff.