Quepem taluk, Administrative division in South Goa, India.
Quepem is an administrative taluk in South Goa comprising 35 villages and three towns including Curchorem and Xeldem. The landscape is characterized by coconut palm plantations and agricultural areas that define the regional terrain.
Quepem developed as an administrative center in southern Goa under successive rulers and governance systems. Its boundaries and functions evolved over time to serve the needs of local communities.
The population of 81,193 residents includes Hindu, Christian, and Muslim communities, with Konkani spoken by 75 percent of inhabitants.
The region is easily accessible by local buses and taxis offering good connections within and around the towns. Well-maintained roads connect the main villages and towns, making navigation straightforward for visitors.
The area connects coastal territories to Western Ghats forests, with 31 percent of residents belonging to scheduled tribes maintaining traditional practices.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
