Begin your journey in Fort Kochi by visiting the St. Francis Church. The church, built-in 1503 by Portuguese Franciscan friars, is one of the oldest European churches in India. Then, head to the Mattancherry Palace, also known as the Dutch Palace. Built-in the 16th century, it features intricate Kerala-style mural paintings and exhibits the belongings of the royal family. End your day exploring the quaint market street around Paradesi Synagogue.
Start your day by observing the fishing activities of the fisherman at Chinese Fishing Nets, which is a unique and iconic landmark of Fort Kochi. Then, head to the Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica to admire its grand architecture and Gothic style interiors of the church. Finally, take some time to relax and unwind at the tranquil Fort Kochi Beach with a mesmerizing view of the Arabian Sea.
On the last day of your trip, experience the traditional culture and art of Kerala at the Kerala Folklore Theatre and Museum. It showcases the tribal and cultural heritage of the state through dance performances, musical shows, and exhibits. Then, visit the Jewish Synagogue, situated in the heart of the Jew Town. It is the oldest synagogue in the Commonwealth of Nations, featuring stunning chandeliers and hand-painted tiles from China.
If you have more time, visit the Hill Palace Museum, which is located around 13 km away from Fort Kochi. Also, don't forget to try the famous 'Kerala Style Fish Curry' and 'Appam'-a local delicacy. If you have less time, skip either the Kerala Folklore Theatre and Museum or the Jewish Synagogue depending on your interests.