Church of St. Augustine

St. Augustine's Church was built by twelve Augustines against harsh restrictions and opposition, along with the church, he also built a building for Gurukul. The 46-meter high tower had a magnificent bell that was later removed and transferred to the Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, where it is still functioning today. In the early days, the church had four altars, eight prayer halls, and a Gurukula. Today only the tower and the obverse of the church are left in this church. The rear of the church has become ruins. St. Augustine's Church attracts thousands of tourists every year and the grandeur of its glory days is almost over. Most of the decline of the church took place during 1900 which led to differences among various religious groups. The only remaining part of this ancient monument is the bell tower, which still stands today without any hour.