Aheem! We set out on a midnight exploration of two of Goa’s most intriguing spots—D’Mello House and Three Kings Chapel. Both are often whispered about as haunted, and we wanted to experience them firsthand.This video is a storytelling journey, based purely on what we personally felt and observed during our visit. We do not claim these places are haunted, nor do we promote paranormal beliefs. Everyone’s experience can be different, and ours is shared here only for entertainment and exploration.⚠️ Disclaimer:Respect local rules and private property.Prioritize your safety if you ever visit such sites.Watch with an open mind—and maybe keep the lights on.If you’re curious about Goa haunted house legends like D’Mello House, or the famous Goa haunted church known as Three Kings Chapel, this video gives you a glimpse into the mystery.👉 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more explorations

Timestamp0:34 King’s Chapel entry and plan1:21 Camera and light issue begins2:01 Exploring outside the chapel6:00 Plan to visit DeMelo House12:00 Haunted story of DeMelo House💙 Expect content that mixes curiosity, culture, and creativity 📩 For collaborations or business inquiries, reach out at jsraav@gmail.comInstagram- / cocoaleaf_gent Linkedin / aman-verma-9b67881bb

Dive into the hidden history of Baina Beach in Vasco, Goa – once Asia's largest red-light district, home to thousands of sex workers before its demolition in 2004. This investigative documentary explores the dark world of exploitation and human trafficking in Vasco, Goa, highlighting the efforts of local NGOs in rescuing victims and how sex work has shifted to digital platforms, lodges, and mobile contacts today.We met survivor Bhimavva Chalwadi, a former devadasi who endured 18 months of exploitation before being forced into Baina Beach’s infamous red-light district in Vasco, Goa, at just 13–14 years old. From poverty, an alcoholic father, and family betrayal to her dramatic 2001 rescue by the Crime Branch and NGO Anyay Rahit Zindagi (ARZ), Bhimavva shares her powerful journey. Today, she is an award-winning activist dedicated to rescuing thousands of girls from trafficking and prostitution.Copyright Disclaimer:Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. Fair use permits the use of copyrighted material that might otherwise be infringing.

I explored a forest-edge community in Goa’s Western Ghats where humans and snakes live side by side. With famous snake expert @Benhail Antao, learned how coexistence works in real life — from understanding snake behaviour and common myths to why most encounters happen by accident, not aggression. Also witnessed snakes being safely released back into the wild and got an up-close look at how their bodies function. From pythons to other local snakes, this journey sheds light on India’s snakebite reality, the importance of awareness, and how slowing down in the forest helps humans and wildlife share space safely. A big thanks to Mayur, a snake rescuer who showed us incredibly beautiful snakes that we got to release.

Last but not least, thanks to Artbybu, whose caricature we used in the video. Check out what life is really like where snakes 🐍 live next door.