
Curdi (The Vanishing Village)
Sanguem, Goa, India
A village drowned by Salaulim that surfaces every May — chapel and temple plinths, house stumps and homecoming feasts on cracked mud.
Why visit: Goa's Atlantis — one month a year, a community returns to its ghosts.
- ›Emerged chapel
- ›Someshwar temple site
- ›Homecoming feast days
- ›Cracked-earth frames
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Best time
Apr–May (exposed)
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹200–500
Duration
Half day
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