Inside the Menezes Braganza Pereira House, Chandor village, Goa. The Pereira House, started in the 17th century, is one of the best preserved homes of the Indo-Portuguese aristocracy that owned plantations, controlled trade, and governed Goa during its long colonial rule by Portugal. India captured Goa in 1961 in a quick invasion after India grew impatient with their lengthy negotiations with Portugal over Goa's status.
Inside the Menezes Braganza Pereira House, Chandor village, Goa. The Pereira House, started in the 17th century, is one of the best preserved homes of the Indo-Portuguese aristocracy that owned plantations, controlled trade, and governed Goa during its long colonial rule by Portugal. India captured Goa in 1961 in a quick invasion after India grew impatient with their lengthy negotiations with Portugal over Goa's status.