Kesarval Springs is one of the most popular natural tourist attractions in Goa. The spring is known for its medicinal properties. Blessed with diverse natural attractions, the state of Goa is a treasure trove of natural wealth. The natural wonders of Goa are equally important to the tourism of the state as the beaches and forts.
The Kesarval Springs, Goa is surrounded by tropical forests and betel nut palm trees. At one glance it is like any other ordinary spring surrounded by greenery. Though the spring and its natural backdrop paint a very pretty picture, yet the main purpose of visiting the place is to take a bath in the waters of the spring. It is believed that the waters of the spring have curative properties that can cure many chronic ailments. People travel from far and yonder for a bath in this spring.
The word "Kesarval" means "a flock of eagles". It is believed that a colony of eagles resided in the tropical forests which surround the Kesarval Springs. The magnificent natural beauty of the spring and its surroundings is enhanced manifold during the monsoon season. The onset of monsoons brings torrents of rain and the spring swells up, fed with the rainwater. What in the summer months was a mere trickle, turns into a surging swift flowing body of water.
Today the Kesarval Springs in Goa is viewed more as a natural spa rather than a place of beauty. Even if you don't believe in the medicinal properties of the waters of the stream, you can enjoy a refreshing dip in the spring.
Located in Mormugao taluka, South Goa, just 22 km from Panaji, the capital city of Goa, it is easily accessible. The connecting National Highway 17 is the usual route taken to reach the spring. You just have to cross the bridge on the Zuari River. You can also catch a bus from Margao. On your way you pass by the village of Cortalim.
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