Welcome to Kochi – The Queen of the Arabian Sea

Kochi, also known as Cochin, is a captivating blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy, making it one of Kerala's most sought-after tourist destinations. Located along the Malabar Coast, Kochi boasts a rich cultural tapestry influenced by Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonial eras, seamlessly integrated with Kerala's local traditions.

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Key Attractions and Activities

Chinese Fishing Nets

Witness these iconic fishing nets in Fort Kochi, a testament to Kochi’s historic trade connections with China.

Jewish Synagogue

Explore this historic synagogue located in Jew Town, adorned with exquisite Belgian glass chandeliers and hand-painted tiles.

Dutch Palace (Mattancherry Palace):

Discover the beautifully preserved murals depicting scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata.

St. Francis Church:

Visit the first European church in India, where Vasco da Gama was originally buried.

Kathakali and Cultural Performances:

Attend vibrant Kathakali dance performances and other cultural showcases at local centers.

Shopping in Jew Street

Browse through shops selling antiques, spices, handicrafts, and ethnic wear in this bustling and colorful street.

Backwater Tours:

Enjoy tranquil cruises along Kochi’s serene backwaters, offering a glimpse of Kerala’s rural life.