was from the North to Fort Tiracol, which was occupied and flew the Indian flag for a day before they were captured and imprisoned. Now, Fort Tiracol has been converted into a hotel, called the Fort Tiracol Heritage. Igreja de Santo António A Chapel for the Holy Trinity was constructed in the fort courtyard by de Almeida after its capture. This later became the century-old Church of St. Anthony. The church is not open to the general public except on certain occasions, such as the annual feast that is usually held in May. See also Siege of Tiracol References External links Fort Tiracol - spherical panorama 360°. Tiracol Tiracol Colonial Goa 1749 establishments in India 1740s in Portuguese India Tiracol