Kochi Tourism

Evoking images of Chinese fishing nets, Kochi remains the richest city of Kerala. Life here is simple. Kochi is often termed as the cultural and economic capital of Kerala. Visit here and spend your days in some of the India’s finest homestays while exploring Keralan arts, Kathakali and kalarippayat.

Chinese Fishing Nets definitely remain the most charismatic attraction in the city of Kochi. Local fishermen of the city use them even today. They look extremely beautiful over the perfect looking sea water and catch the fancy of all.

Chottanikara Bhagavathy Temple remains the most visited religious place in Kochi having great architectural significance. Dedicated to Bhagavathy, the temple is counted among the finest works of the Vishwakarma Sthapathis.

For history lovers, Mattancherry Palace is a great ancient wonder which was built by the Portuguese in 1557. The palace has style and architecture of a typical Kerala house with a courtyard, a beautiful temple of Bhagavati, a collection of frescos and paintings, and much more. Also visit Indo-Portuguese Museum portraying a mix of of Indian and Portuguese culture. The museum has 5 wings exhibiting Furniture, Treasure, Procession, Civil Life and Cathedral. Paradesi Synagogue, built in 1568, is another historical wonder of the city housing very rare antiques. Folklore Museum of Kochi also catches the attention of all with its cultural and folk-tribal exhibits. The museum represents the true legacy of Kerala and displays Malabar architecture.

Beach lovers must visit Cherai Beach which is counted among the most beautiful beaches of Kerala. People visit here to relish the most picturesque sunsets setting in the translucent waters at the horizon.

Famous tourist attractions of Kerala

• Alappuzha
• Kochi
• Kovalam
• Munnar
• Thiruvananthapuram