Curdi: The Village That Refuses to be Forgotten | A Village Reborn every Summer

Imagine a village that only exists for 30 days a year. 🌊 For 11 months, the historic village of Curdi in South Goa remains completely submerged under the waters of the Salaulim Dam. But every summer, as the water levels recede, the ruins of this once-thriving community—including the iconic temple—rise from the deep, inviting us to walk through its forgotten streets. ​[What’s in the Vlog] In today’s episode of The Rev-erie, we take a ride down to South Goa to witness this incredible phenomenon. We explore the sacred temple that still stands strong. ​It’s a race against time to see it before the monsoon returns and swallows Curdi once again. If you enjoyed this journey into Goa's hidden history, make sure to Subscribe to The Rev-erie for more travel stories, daily routines, and hidden gems! ​📍 Location: Curdi, Sanguem, South Goa. 🕒 Best Time to Visit: Mid-April to May (Before the monsoons).