Located in the heart of the city, Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary is a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. This ecologically sensitive area is home to a wide variety of migratory birds, butterflies and several species of trees
Located on a hillock, the Hill Palace Museum is the largest archaeological museum in Kerala. The museum showcases a vast collection of artefacts including royal ornaments and weapons, paintings, antique furniture and more.
Fort Kochi is a historic neighbourhood with a blend of Indian and European culture. It is famous for its seafood and culinary delicacies. Some popular restaurants to try out are Kashi Art Cafe, Dal Roti, and Oceanos.
Mattancherry Palace was built by the Portuguese and later renovated by the Dutch. It is renowned for its exquisite murals depicting the scenes from Hindu mythology, and portraits of Kings of Cochin.
Cherai Beach is a picturesque beach with serene backwaters on one side and the Arabian Sea on the other. The beach offers a range of activities including parasailing, surfing, and jet skiing.
If you have additional time, you might want to check out the Bolgatty Palace, Marine Drive, and Cochin Backwaters. You can also take a day trip to Athirapally Waterfalls or Munnar hill station.
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