Reis Magos Fort

This catholic church is found next to the fort.

Timings - 11 am to Sunset.

Road up to the fort.

Pathway from the fort to the catholic church.

Hill slope before the entrance.

Catholic church, view from the pathway to the fort.

Steep pathway to the fort.

The Restored Reis Magos Fort inaugurated by Shri. Manohar Parrikar.

Crown of the huge tree is near the entrance.

Mandovi river.

This view opens immediately after the entrance.

Plan of the citadel.

Craft centre.

Toilets.

Cannons.

High wall over the pathway to the fort.

Huge ships on the Mandovi river.

Place where the Mandovi River and the Arabian Sea meet.

Thicket outside the wall.

View of the entrance from the top.

Small house on the top.

One of the fort's corners.

Ancient cannons aimed on the Arabian sea.

Fort overlooking the Mandovi river.

Spiral staircase top.

Bird in the air.

Miramar beach.

Fort's buildings.

One can buy a bottle of drink here, it's cheap.

There is a museum inside the house.

Death hole: this was used to shoot/throw hot oil on the enemy who had breached the gates.

Fans on the ceiling of the museum.

Look through the window on the Mandovi river.

Big windows of the museum.

Stairs go down to the lower part of the fort.

Trees on the slope.

Panjim is found on the southern bank of the Mandovi river.

Hall 1, the inscription.

Three small information boards.

Interior of this building looks like a museum.

The open door leads to the courtyard.

Three black doors are closed.

Small wooden balconies.

White wall with the black doors.

Almost each fort's building has small wooden balconies.

Succulent tree in the courtyard.

Inner courtyard.

Huge hall with the paintings.

Danger: slippery pavement.

View before restoration (2007).

Fort's miniature.

Chronology, the historical evolution of the site.

Design references.

Initial scheme 2006.

Crafts centre, the information board.

Shrub in bloom.

This glass door leads to the lower part of the fort.

Long stairway going down.

Automobile road is just a thin border between the fort and the Mandovi river.

Roof of the building is covered with the tile.

Complicated net of the stairways.

Coconut palm trees grow on the fort's territory.

The most beautiful fort in Goa.

Barracks.

Exit, Deck, Gunloops.

Entrance to the barrack.

Smooth surface of the paving bricks.

Aerial roots of the banyan tree.

Images of Goa, real and imagined.

Roof of the building with the gunloops.

Fort overlooking the Arabian sea.

Long stairway going up.

View of Panjim.

Lower part of the fort.

Complicated structure of the buildings.

Watch tower.

Coconut palms grow from the midst of the fort.

Wide and short stairway.

Beautiful architecture of the fort.

Exit from the fort.

Stairway is constructed inside the building.

This stairway goes to the gunloops.

The most bottom part of the fort.

Mario de Miranda.

Village life, mansions, people.

Beach front and Old Goa.

River front, Water falls.

River scenes, Buildings of worship.

Water falls, Forts, Buildings of worship.

Mormugao.

Maps.

Then and now.

Sattari and Panjim.

Then and now (St. Augustines).

Postcards.

Door inside the gunloop building.

Room with a tiny window.

Second room with a tiny window.

Trunk of the coconut palm tree.

Underground well.

Gunloops.

Pathway upstairs.

Roots of the ficus.

Several levels of the fort.

Reception.