The people of Assagao have maintained their village as a traditional, residential village without allowing it to become a commercial village. Due to this fact, people from all over India prefer to have an abode or a holiday home in Assagao.
The major sources of income for the V.P. Assagao are house tax, fees and grants.
Nestled between green hills on three sides and a village that leads you to Chapora fort and Vagator beach on the fourth, the valley of Assagao is serene, green and peaceful. The neighbouring villages are Siolim to the North, Parra to the South, Khorlim to the East and Anjuna to the West.
Assagao Village measures about 9.640.5 square kilometres or 96, 40,500 square metres.
Assagao is served by two main roads, the Assagao – Anjuna road on the southern side and the Assagao – Badem road on the northern side. There are many internal roads and link roads forming a fine network due to which many wards have the benefit of two roads for each.
Assagao has also the characteristics of being considered as a heritage village. There are several heritage structures and sites in Assagao. Some of these are the ancient pillar called “Kator”, the ancient springs of Valle and Dossoxir, the Fulancho Mollo (Flower Garden) Escola Paroquial (Parochial School) Casa Pallotti, Sunset Point at Badem, etc. The Churches of Assagao and Badem have already been recognized as heritage structures/assets.