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A secluded chapel on a Goan hill, known for its sweeping coastal views, quiet atmosphere, and intriguing local legends.
Perched atop Cuelim hill in South Goa, the Three Kings Chapel is a small, whitewashed church known more for its location and legends than for its grandeur. The main reason people make the journey up the winding road is for the uninterrupted, 360-degree view. From the top, you can see a wide expanse of green paddy fields, coconut groves, and the nearby villages of Cansaulim and Arossim, with the Arabian Sea stretching out to the horizon. The atmosphere is usually quiet and windy, offering a distinct contrast to Goa's busy beaches.
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Cuelim Hill, Cansaulim, Cansaulim, Goa, Goa, India
Air
Goa International Airport (Dabolim Airport - GOI) is the nearest airport, located about 15 km away. It takes around 30-40 minutes to reach by taxi.
Train
The closest major railway stations are Vasco da Gama (VSG) at 16 km and Margao (MAO) at 17 km. Cansaulim also has a small railway station (CSM) on the Konkan Railway line for local passenger trains.
Road
The chapel is accessible via road from both North and South Goa. It is located just off the main road connecting Verna to Cansaulim. The final approach is a steep, single-lane road up Cuelim Hill.
Local Transport
The most convenient way to visit is by renting a scooter or car. Taxis and auto-rickshaws are available from major towns like Margao and Vasco, but it's best to book a return trip as finding transport from the chapel can be difficult.
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