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Thivim is a town in Nathivim in Bardez, in the North Goa. It is a significant entryway into North Goa as the home to the significant rail route station in North Goa.

The area was additionally the hereditary town of India's most memorable worldwide belle of the ball, Ms. Reita Faria. Tivim is close to Mapusa. The Tivim Railway Station at Tivim falls under the locale of the Konkan Railway.

Some of the known educational institutions in the town are the neighborhood church, St Christopher, the nearby schools of St. Anne's close to the congregation, and the close by St Clara's, close to Assonora.

It is known for its football ground close by St Anne's school by the principal street. One significant authentic site, the Colvale Fort (Goa), is nearby.

One of the principal stations for North Goa can be found at Tivim (additionally called Thivim). It is important for the north-south line, and trains from Bombay (Mumbai) and Kerala stop in this little station.

This station lies at a rise of 23 m above ocean level and is important for the Konkan Railway/Konkan zone in the division of Karwar. It is found simply off Mapusa-Bicholim street at Thivim, Bardez, North Goa.

Tivim has some excellent buildings with old architecture. Shri Ganesh Mandir at Ganeshpuri is a landmark in modern Indian Architecture. It is close to one of the main centers of Goa's tourism industry. Tivim's proximity to many beaches in the north Goa makes it a suitable base during the tourist season. The presence of a basic establishment has transformed this locale into one of the best residential areas of Goa.