A group of enterprising children has set up a small roadside stall in the forested area of Kevona along the route leading to the Shree Someshwar Temple at Curdi, attracting the attention of visitors and passersby.
The young vendors are selling locally grown seasonal produce, including jackfruits, kokum, and mangoes, to devotees and tourists travelling through the scenic stretch. Their initiative has drawn appreciation from many visitors, who have been stopping by to purchase the fresh fruits and support the children’s efforts.
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Located amidst the greenery of Kevona, the stall offers travellers an opportunity to enjoy traditional seasonal produce while also encouraging local entrepreneurship among the younger generation.
Visitors to the Shree Someshwar Temple have welcomed the initiative, noting that it adds a unique charm to the journey and showcases the abundance of natural produce available in the region.
The small venture highlights the enthusiasm and resourcefulness of the children, who are making productive use of the seasonal fruit harvest while interacting with visitors from different parts of Goa and beyond.
