Loliem-Polem

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Loliem-Polem
Village
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Loliem-Polem
Location in Goa, India
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Loliem-Polem
Loliem-Polem (India)
Coordinates: 14°54′N74°05′E / 14.90°N 74.09°E / 14.90; 74.09
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Goa
District South Goa
Languages
  Official Konkani
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
403728
Telephone code91-08346-XXX XXX
Vehicle registration GA
Nearest city Karwar
Website goa.gov.in

Loliem-Polem is a village located in the southernmost tip of the Canacona taluk, in Goa, India, bordering Karwar taluka of Karnataka state. [1]

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Location

Loliem-Polem is surrounded by Karwar Taluk towards south, Quepem Taluk towards north, Salcete Taluk towards north. [2]

History

Loliem, earlier under the Kadamba kings of Banavasi, was actually known as Loha-halli (a Kannada word) as the village had metallurgical artisans who would manufacture idols of Hindu gods and goddesses by using iron and aluminium according to the Canara Gazetteer. Later, it became a Portuguese colony and the name was changed to Loliem. [3]

Loliem-Polem had a Portuguese immigration check-post to monitor all arrivals-departures by road route staffed by European officers till 1961, when Goa was incorporated into the Indian Union. [4]

Geography

Loliem comprises seven wards (village segments) -- namely, Iddar, Karay, Kajalker, Shelli, Polem, Peddem and Maxem. For administrative purpose, the wards of Shell and Peddem are divided into two parts each, thus forming a total of nine wards. [5]

Polem beach

Polem beach Last beach of South Goa, Polem beach.jpg
Polem beach

Polem beach is located in the village, [6] it is a popular tourist attraction. [7] Trek to Moon beach and Dabel beach start from this beach.

Achievements

As of 2021 the IIT campus has been moved away from loliem after heavy opposition from the locals.

Reaching there

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Polem Beach with Karnataka visible
Next 'Small' station towards Mumbai:
Canacona
Konkan Railway  : Railway (India)Next 'Small' station from Mumbai:
Asnoti
Distance from Mumbai(CST) =
Next 'Main' station towards Mumbai:
Madgaon
Konkan Railway  : Railway (India)Next 'Main' station from Mumbai:
Karwar

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