
Our Lady of the Mount Chapel Tourism
About Our Lady of the Mount Chapel







| Monday | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Thursday | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
Opening hours can change for special events or maintenance. Check with the local tourism office or the official website before you go.
| Adult | Free |
|---|---|
| Child | Free |
Prices are subject to change; please check before visiting.
✓ Wear comfortable shoes as you will have to walk uphill to reach the chapel.
✓ Carry a camera to capture the scenic views.
✓ Check on local events, especially the Monte Music Festival if you're interested in music and culture.
✓ Respect the sanctity of the place and dress modestly.
sushanthr2017
5.0Wrote on 15 Nov 2020
Iconic location
Nice and peaceful. Many Bollywood movies such as Golmaal 3, Honeymoon travels pvt. Ltd have been shot here. Not many visitors can be seen here. Nice place for couples and family
Singh_Blog
4.0Wrote on 19 Dec 2019
On The Hill Top View of Green Nature With Chapel Of Our Lady Of The Mount
Chapel Of Our Lady Of The Mount The Chapel Of Our Lady Of The Mount Is Situated In North Goa / Old Goa. Situated As It Is Atop The Monte Near The Church Of St. Cajetan, It Overlooks The Area Of The Mandovi Area And The Islands Of Divar And Chorao. The Structure Is Now Partly In Ruins And Closed For Daily Exploration, But An Evening Mass Is Held On 8th Of Every Month. The Church Is Also Open For The Public During The Monte Music Festival And The Feast Of St. Francis Xavier Every Year. Built In Typical Portuguese Style, The Chapel Is Brightly White Washed Timing – Morning Around 9.00 Am To Evening 6.30 Pm Entry Fee – Free For Per Adult ( Indian And Saarc Countries ) Entry Fee – Free For Per Adult Foreigner Entry Fee – Free For Per Child ( Indian And Saarc Countries ) Entry Fee – Free For Per Child Foreigner The Chapel Of Our Lady Of The Mount Is Situated On The Top Of The Hill Behind St. Cajetan Church. The Chapel Was Built Under The Orders Of Alfonso De Albuquerque In 1510 And Is Referred To As In Existence In 1519. It Was Reconstructed Twice. Camera – Allowed In Premises Area , Cautionary – Do Not Wear Any Heels, High Sole, High Heel Shoes . Slippery Surface And Climbing / Inclination Site So Must Be Careful , Wear Only Easy Shoes / Chapples / Flipflops. Cautionary – In Rainy Session Must Wear Rubber Flipflop Because You Will Easily Wash , Because Sticky Mud Is Full Area And Fill In Footwears . Cautionary – Do Not Carry Larger Bags Because Visits By Foots Only In Area . Cautionary – In Summer Must Wear Hat/ Caps And Have Water Bottle Because No Drinking Water Facility Available . Cautionary – Not Allowed Any Plastic Carry Bags Cautionary – It Is Not Wise To Choose Public Transportation To Reach This Church. You Can Find Private Cabs, Rental Cars Or Bikes Proper Parking Side Is Available Near Road Side Monte Music Festival Is Organised By Fundacao Oriente In Cooperation With The Kala Academy Held Here Every Year In November. This Annual Festival Lasts For 4 Days. The Festival Harmonizes Indian Classical And Western Classical Forms Of Music
370santoshn
5.0Wrote on 30 Sept 2019
Amazing views....
The chapel is a steep climb up from the road which ends at the parking zone. The magnificent structure is the magnet which pulls you up with it's alluring vistas. The climb leads to a hilltop majorly occupied by the Chapel & a cross facing the vast landscape in a 360 degree canvas. The churches in between lush surroundings, the mandovi river meandering through serenely, the sounds of the forest with birds chirping disturbed occasionally by the hoot of a train engine passing over the bridge at a distance....are all a sight for sore eyes. The sombre appeal of the cross & chapel is best enjoyed sitting under the gargantuan tree that provides shade to the grounds below. The structure is mesmerising...has an eerie charm to it! Even though we ventured out in mid afternoon...the shaded grounds & fabulous views were well worth the effort! A definite must see detour from the touristy circuit
netovanethan
5.0Wrote on 7 Aug 2019
Part of the heritage in Goa
A beautiful building/site to visit whilst in Goa. A remarkable part of history for Goa and India. Built during the Portuagal rule in India.
carmenmA5591IN
5.0Wrote on 18 Mar 2019
One nore portuguese testimony
From this point you can get a beautiful view of Goa Velha. And once again one feels that the presence of the Portuguese has left a trace

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