
Goa Chitra Museum, Benaulim
Benaulim, Goa, India
Victor Hugo Gomes's ethnographic ark — 4,000 farming, fishing and feast implements of vanished Goan life, set on an organic farm.
Why visit: The Goa that beaches erased, catalogued with devotion.
- ›Implement galleries
- ›Palanquin & carriage hall
- ›Organic farm
- ›Colva combo
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Best time
Nov–Mar (closed Mon)
Entry fee
₹300
Est. budget
₹300–600
Duration
2 hrs
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