Palácio do Deão, the 213 years old Portuguese mansion

The Palácio do Deão is situated, 14 km from Margao, on the banks of the wildly beautiful Kushavati River in the Taluka of Quepem. This 213 years old mansion was built by a Portuguese noble man, who was the Dean of the Church, and founder of Quepem town. 

The house faces the Church he built and is on the banks of the wildly beautiful Kushavati River. It is built in an unusual style blending elements of Hindu and Portuguese architecture.Another of its outstanding features are the lush gardens which have managed to preserve their historical features and have, since old times, been known as the most beautiful pleasure gardens in Goa.

Mr. Ruben who has painstakingly restored it bit by bit , stone by stone is a warm person who welcomes you to be a part of a journey into the past . I was lucky to be part of a typical goan lunch especially cooked by Ruben and his family , served in perfect Goan style. Although the magnificent noble era is lost to the history books, a day spent at  the Palácio do Deão helps you to relive the moment of nobility to be cherished .

Wanted new 16 inch tyre and tube for hero puch

size of tyre-- 16 X 2.5
with tube

Hero Puch

does any one know a mechanic who repairs hero puch?

Help me find a quarter pin

i need a quarter pin which is made up of a single wire and is bent round with one side straight which goes through the hole and the other is zig-zag with half round twists which locks the quarter pin.

places searched : in panjim,the auto shops and some hardware stores

Search and find in Goa, whatever you need

This blog has come to existence due to various situations in which i have found it difficult to locate certain simple things needed in day to day life.

The Electricity Dept. of late has been installing new digital meters replacing old ones.These new meters have caused many people a concern after receiving bills having amounts beyond imagination. This lead to a question as to how our not so ancient elders went about using electricity and used it sparingly. I therefore went around looking for a coal heated Iron, but could not find one. but one thing was certain it caused a lot of amusement to some shop keepers as to who would need one now a days.