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There sits a history of the Curdi village in South Goa – a land steeped in mystery that emerges from its watery veil only once a year.
Once a bustling settlement, Curdi is now submerged under water, only to dry up and surface during summer.
Salaulim Dam was proposed to provide water to South Goa. The consequence - Curdi would sink under the water that overflowed.
A Brief Peek into Curdi Village’s History
When travelling to Curdi, you’ll see hints of Goan and Portuguese influences in the architecture.
What Curdi looks like today
The Kurdikars lost their land but it continues to live in their stories, prayers and cuisine. Every year, they revisit their ancestral village to perform rituals.
Rituals in Curdi since its submergence
For anyone drafting a Goa travel itinerary, Curdi is a must-visit for those who seek more than the usual
This village offers a poignant contrast to the usual tourist spots in Goa. Walking among the ruins, you are traversing through history, touching the very stones and walls that have withstood the test of time and nature. Discover the best kept secret of Goa with Soul Travelling!
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