Colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and cultural landmarks.

St. Francis Church (India’s oldest European church), Vasco da Gama Square, Chinese Fishing Nets, and the Indo-Portuguese Museum.

Historical significance and beautiful Kerala murals.

Royal portraits, murals depicting Hindu mythology, and the palace architecture influenced by Portuguese and Dutch styles.

Oldest active synagogue in the Common wealth.

Antique Belgian chandeliers, hand-painted floor tiles from China, and ancient scrolls of the Torah.

Iconic symbol of Kochi’s historic trade relations.

These massive fishing nets are best viewed during sunset along the Fort Kochi shoreline.

Scenic waterfront promenade with views of the backwaters and the city skyline.

Ideal for evening walks, boating, and enjoying the view of the backwaters and Vembanad Lake.

Man-made island that is an important hub for shipping and trade.

Cochin Port, luxurious hotels like Taj Malabar, and the naval base.

Showcase of Kerala’s rich cultural heritage and folklore.

Traditional artifacts, folk art, and performances of Kathakali and Mohiniyattam dances.

Largest archaeological museum in Kerala.

Royal collections of the Kochi Maharaja, including crown jewels, ancient manuscripts, and traditional weapons.

One of the oldest churches in India, showcasing stunning architecture.

Gothic-style design, beautiful frescoes, and murals.

Lush mangrove forest in the heart of the city, offering a peaceful retreat.

Home to migratory birds, including egrets and herons, along with a variety of local wildlife.