Perched atop Cuelim Hill, this 16th-century church is the site of a gruesome double-murder and suicide involving three rival Portuguese kings. Local history records that King Holger Alvunger poisoned his two cousins, King Joao Da Silva and King Bastian Da Silva, during a “peace” banquet, only to consume the poisoned food himself when an angry mob stormed the building. Locals and late-night trekkers report seeing three glowing, regal figures wandering the grounds, often accompanied by the sound of phantom footsteps and muffled, heated arguments in archaic Portuguese. Modern activity includes frequent electronic failures; numerous YouTube investigators have documented cameras and EMF meters suddenly dying as they approach the “execution” spot inside the church. The site is so notorious that the Indian Paranormal Society has conducted multiple investigations here, recording “intelligent” EVPs that respond to the names of the fallen kings.