Our First stop will be a British era Church with beginnings from early 18th century. ST Mary church is remarkably still intact along with its beautiful Portuguese terracotta roof structure. Rights of admission reserved only for the Christian people. Our 2nd Spot is a late Mughal era cemetery housing the dead British soldiers who were killed during an battle between Mughals and the British, we cannot go inside the cemetery as it is closed due to local ghost stories and creepy tales, however a view of inside from its entry gateway is enough to experience its historical value.

A British church built in mid 19th century, still looks Impressive in its tall structure and green ambience. This magnificent church was built by a British army general who lay wounded in a battlefield after a bloody battle with the Mighty "Mughals". Having lost all hopes of surviving, he wished to built a grand church if lord almighty spares his life. Miraculously he was spared by the Mighty "Mughal" army considering him to be dead. Admission is reserved for the Christian people only