Attractions in Kochi
- 6304
Fort Cochin’s Chinese Fishing Nets, a beach installation for centuries, predate the arrival of Portuguese colonizers. Believed to have been introduced by the Chinese explorer Zheng He in the early […]
- 5518
Nestled in the heart of Kochi’s spice district, the Paradesi Synagogue stands as one of the world’s oldest active synagogues and the oldest in the Commonwealth. This historic site is […]
- 5455
Mattancherry Palace, located in Kochi, India, was originally constructed by the Portuguese in the 16th century as a gift to the king of the Kochi dynasty. The palace underwent significant […]
- 5419
St. Francis Church, located in Kochi, India, stands as the country’s oldest church, constructed in 1516 by Portuguese settlers to replace a wooden predecessor from 1503. The church’s historical significance […]
- 5250
The Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica, located in Kochi, India, stands as a striking example of Gothic architecture. Its whitewashed façade and intricate pastel frescoes and paintings adorn the interior, complemented […]
- 4901
The Dutch Cemetery in Kochi, believed to be the oldest burial ground in India, dates back to the early 18th century. Nestled in the heart of the city, it serves […]
- 2864
Established by the late bishop of Kochi, the Indo-Portuguese Museum preserves and showcases the significant influence of the Portuguese Catholic community in Fort Kochi and its surroundings. Housed within the […]
- 1471
The Kerala Backwaters, located near Kochi in India, span an impressive 558 miles (900 kilometers) and consist of a network of brackish lagoons, lakes, and canals. This intricate waterway system […]
- 1217
Nestled along the backwaters of the Arabian Sea, Mattancherry is an historic port area in Kochi, situated near Ernakulam Town. Once a thriving hub for spice and tea trade, including […]
- 871
Fort Kochi, an historic district and a main draw for tourists in Kochi, is a charming neighborhood filled with colonial-era homes, many of which have been converted into boutique hotels. […]
- 84
The Kerala Folklore Museum, a family-run and colorfully-cluttered private museum in Kochi, celebrates the crafts and folk arts of Kerala and South India. Spanning three floors, each level showcases a […]
- 76
Built in 1865 as a residence for local maharajahs, the Hill Palace Museum is located in the Tripunithura district of Kochi. The museum now houses a rich collection of Keralan […]
Kochi Harbour, one of India’s major seaports, is renowned for its scenic beauty and serves as a vital all-weather safe harbor on the country’s west coast. Centrally located in the […]
Wonderla Amusement Park in Kochi, part of a chain in South India, offers a variety of state-of-the-art land and water rides for visitors of all ages. The park features two […]