Pincode of Margao Goa, Goa

Margao or Madagav is the second biggest city by populace, and the business and social capital of the Indian province of Goa. It is the authoritative base camp of Salcete sub-locale and South Goa area. As of the 2011 enumeration of India,Margao had a populace of 87,650. Males constituted 51% of the populace and females 49%. It had a normal education rate of 90%; male proficiency was 93%, and female education 86.8%. In Margao, 9.8% of the populace was under 7 years old. With a populace of 106,484 in the metropolitan territory, Margao is second biggest urban agglomeration in Goa. The town has numerous sights and goals. These incorporate the 'Closed' Market called, in the Portuguese dialect, Mercado de Afonso de Albuquerque or in Konkani as "Pimplapedd" or "Pimpalakatta," the metropolitan building, the city plant, Anna Fonte , Old Market or Mercado Velho, Holy Spirit Church, terrific pilgrim manors, the sanctuary at Monte Hill, the Hindu crematorium or 'Smashan' and the Muslim cemetery or 'Kabrasthan' both arranged on Pajifond's Rua das Saudades. A portion of the town rural areas incorporate Pajifond, Aquem, Gogol, Borda, Malbhat, Kharebandh, Old Market, Navelim and Comba, the last two being the most seasoned parts of the town. There are various houses of worship and sanctuaries in Margao, since the populace is prevalently Hindu with a critical Roman Catholic and a little Muslim minority. The well known places of worship in Margao are the Holy Spirit Church, the Grace Church, The St Sebastian Church in Aquem and the Monte Hill Chapel. The well known sanctuaries are the 'Damodar Temple', the 'Hari Mandir', the 'Maruti Mandir' at Davorlim the 'Saibaba Temple' at Davorlim, the 'Shiv Temple' at Fatorda close Nehru Stadium which is the first Temple of Damudora. South Goa is one of two areas that include the territory of Goa in West India, inside the district known as the Konkan. It is limited by the region of North Goa toward the north, the Uttara Kannada locale of Karnataka state toward the east and south, while the Arabian Sea shapes its western drift. Goa is one of the most popular states of India and is a major tourist hub. During its peak season it attracts visitors both from India and abroad.