
St. Jerome Fort of Daman
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St. Jerome Fort of Daman
St. Jerome Fort, also known as Nani Daman Fort, is a historic Portuguese fort located on the bank of the Daman Ganga River in Daman, part of the union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu. Built between 1614 and 1672, the fort features high stone walls, three bastions, and two large gateways facing the river, adorned with a statue of St. Jerome, the patron saint. Inside the fort is the Church of Our Lady of the Sea, notable for its exquisite altar and wood paneling.
The fort once served as a strategic defense post against Mughal and Maratha invasions. Its ramparts offer scenic views of the nearby fish market and fishing fleet. The fort is not only a significant historical monument reflecting Portuguese colonial architecture and military strategy but also a popular tourist attraction for visitors exploring Daman.
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St. Jerome Fort of Daman is located in Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Dadra and Nagar Haveli.
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