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Siolim is a developed residential locality in North Goa, positioned along the Chapora River. It's one of the up- request and decoration residential points of Goa, majorly comprising of estates andmulti-storey apartments. The residential demand in this area is driven by a quiet and serene neighbourhood and sound civic amenities; along with proximity to key tourist destinations similar as Chapora Beach, Vagator Beach, and Morjim Beach.

Siolim has good connectivity to the major areas of Goa through the Duler- Sodiem- Siolim Road, Duler- Marna- Siolim Road, and Aguada Siolim Road. Further, it has an easy access to the Mumbai Goa Highway( NH 66) that offers connectivity to Bardez, Panaji, and Mumbai. The Kadamba Transport Corporation( KDC) provides public transport services to Panaji, Mapusa, Vasco Da Gama, and Ponda. Thivim( Konkan Railway) is the nearest road station located around 15 km from Siolim. also, the Goa International Airport is located within 50 km of the area.

Holy Cross High School,St. Francis Xavier's High School, Shri Vasant Vidyalaya,St. Xavier's College Mapusa, and Agnel Institute of Technology and Design are some reputed educational institutions in and around Siolim. Retail infrastructure comprises of near shops and shopping complexes. Further, Mall De Goa is the nearest major mall located around 17 km from Siolim. Galaxy Hospital, Vision Hospital, and North District Hospital are some prominent hospitals in and around Siolim.

Siolim is in proximity of various industrial areas similar as Colvale Industrial Estate, Tivim Industrial Estate, and Tuem Industrial Estate are within 10 km. Further, other crucial employment centres similar as Bicholim Industrial Estate, and the upcoming IT premises in Penha de Frana, and Chimbel are located within 15- 25 km of Siolim.

Siolim's church is devoted toSt. Anthony of Padua. The church possesses two steeples on the frontispiece and a statue of St Anthony holding a serpent on a leash. This depicts an incident that passed during the construction of the church when a snake is believed to have been dismembering construction work.

The people are said to have intermediated withSt. Anthony for help, and placed his statue at the construction point. The coming morning, the snake was set up caught in the cord placed in the statue's hand. In the church, the statues, oils, and indeed the church bell, depictSt. Anthony holding a serpent tied with a cord to commemorate this phenomenon.