By Archisha Yadav | August 28, 2024
This 1605 Jesuit basilica in Goa is a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its ornate entrance, gilded altar, and the relics of St Francis Xavier.
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Built in 1692, this cathedral in Pondicherry has been rebuilt multiple times, featuring a stunning bell tower and choir loft, adding to its historic charm.
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This neo-Gothic basilica in Chennai, built over St Thomas' tomb, features a teak wood ceiling and stained glass windows, showcasing its architectural beauty.
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Located in Thrissur, this Gothic-style basilica is known for its double-storeyed aisles, eleven altars, and detailed murals, adding grandeur to the space.
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Built in 1857, this neo-Gothic church in Shimla is known for its five stained-glass windows and the largest pipe organ in the Indian subcontinent.
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This Gothic-style church in Allahabad, built in 1887, is famous for its preserved glass and marble work, set amidst lush gardens.
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This basilica in Velankanni, Tamil Nadu, is a pilgrimage site known for its Gothic architecture, painted in white with a red-tiled roof.
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Built in Gothic revival style, this cathedral in Telangana is noted for its large size and stained glass windows depicting scenes from Christ's life.
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Located in Zunheboto, this expansive Baptist church can accommodate 8,500 people, with a unique blue dome and a brass bell from Poland.
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This neo-Gothic cathedral in Mysore, inspired by the Cologne Cathedral, features stained-glass windows and a crypt dedicated to St Philomena.
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