Cabo de Rama Fort
Forts & Palace
HistoricalCabo de Rama Fort is a 17th-century Portuguese fort located in the Canacona area in South Goa, India. The fort is located on the state's southern edge, facing the Arabian Sea, and is surrounded by natural beauty, such as white sand beaches and lush green woods. The fort is named after Lord Rama, the protagonist of the Hindu epic Ramayana, who is said to have spent fourteen years in exile there.
The Portuguese erected the fort in 1763 to secure their trading interests in the area. The fort has a long history, with various wars taking place over it. The fort was conquered by the Marathas in 1783 and then taken over by the British in 1793. The British used the fort as a jail during the Indian freedom fight.
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