
Three Kings Chapel
Three Kings Chapel
Goa
Small, historic chapel boasting a ghostly legend & a picturesque view in a serene setting.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Small, historic chapel boasting a ghostly legend & a picturesque view in a serene setting.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Mathew Pinto — 2 weeks ago
The Three Kings Church is often surrounded by myths and rumours but in reality it is a place of calm beauty and deep peace 🤍. There is nothing haunted about this place only silence serenity peace to whoever visits and a soothing atmosphere 🌬️🌄. Set on a hilltop the church offers breathtaking panoramic views that instantly relax the mind and uplift the soul ✨. The gentle breeze open skies, and quiet surroundings make it a perfect spot to pause breathe and reflect 🙏. This church carries a beautifu
**★★★★★ Ajmal S — 5 months ago
Three kings Chapel is a hidden gem on top of a mountain. The road to the entrance is sometimes closed, so we parked roadside and walked back via the left road. The church itself is simple, but the backside viewpoint is stunning—you can see beautiful South Goa beaches and wide scenic views. It’s peaceful, less crowded, and perfect for photos, videos, or just hanging out. Truly an underrated spot worth visiting!
**★★★★☆ Sudip Manna — 4 weeks ago
Three Kings Chapel is a hidden gem in South Goa: a scenic hilltop chapel with a blend of spiritual ambience, colonial history, panoramic views, and intriguing folklore.
It’s not a flashy tourist hub, but for those who appreciate nature, culture, and a touch of mystery, it’s a must-visit offbeat destination in Goa.
**★★★★☆ Anurag Prasad — 4 months ago
Serene and beautiful! Better to go in the evening for sunset, don't go after 12 noon since it's exhausting to go that far in the heat and there is very little or no shed in the area.
**★★★☆☆ Hima Palaparthy — a month ago
The chapel has been recently painted. We liked the view, the walk to the chapel but there was no one or nothing that explains what it is.
We saw that there were lot of visitors, but I guess everyone was disappointed as no one knew what the structure was all about.
When we asked a local, he told us to Google it 😀
So go for a good view, walk, photos that's all what it is to the place.









