Family Fun in Cochin: A 5-Day Itinerary

  1. Day 1: Wonderla Amusement Park
    30 minutes (13.6 km) from Cochin Port

    Begin your trip with a fun-filled day at Wonderla Amusement Park. The park has over 50 thrilling rides, water attractions and activities perfect for adults and kids of all ages!

  2. Day 2: Fort Kochi Beach
    25 minutes (13.2 km) from Wonderla Amusement Park

    Spend a relaxing day at the beach with your family. Fort Kochi Beach has beautiful views of the Arabian Sea, soft sand and a cozy atmosphere. Take a walk by the sea, watch the sunset, and visit quaint cafes and shops in the area.

  3. Day 3: Hill Palace Museum
    15 minutes (6 km) from Fort Kochi Beach

    Hill Palace Museum is a great way to learn more about the rich cultural heritage of Kerala. The palace was built in 1865 and showcases various artifacts and artworks spanning centuries of the region's history.

  4. Day 4: Mattancherry Palace
    30 minutes (11.1 km) from Hill Palace Museum

    The Mattancherry Palace, also known as the Dutch Palace, was originally built as a gift for the Maharaja of Cochin by the Portuguese in the 16th century. Visit to admire the beautiful architecture, murals, and a gallery of ancient costumes and artifacts.

  5. Day 5: Kerala Folklore Museum
    20 minutes (8.1 km) from Mattancherry Palace

    End your trip with a visit to the fascinating Kerala Folklore Museum. The museum has exhibits that showcase the traditional way of life and the history of the state, including masks, puppets, paintings, and sculptures.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Wonderla Amusement Park (9:30 am - 6 pm, INR 1,200)
  • Fort Kochi Beach (Free)
  • Hill Palace Museum (9 am - 5 pm, INR 30)
  • Mattancherry Palace (9:45 am - 5 pm, INR 15)
  • Kerala Folklore Museum (9:30 am - 6 pm, INR 100)
  • Total Estimated Costs: INR 1,345 per person

Useful Tips

If you have extra time, you could explore Jew Town, Bolgatty Palace, Thrikkakkara Temple, or Chinese Fishing Nets. For food, try some local favorites such as traditional Kerala cuisine made with fresh seafood or indulge in street food such as bonda, banana fritters, and samosas. Keep in mind that some places may close earlier or on public holidays, so it's best to double-check the opening hours, especially during the pandemic.

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