Start the day with a peaceful stroll along Fort Kochi Beach where you can watch fishermen in action, see Chinese fishing nets and enjoy the view of the backwaters merging with the Arabian sea.
This historical synagogue was built in 1568 and is one of the oldest functioning synagogues in the world. The interior is adorned with exquisite Belgian chandeliers and Chinese blue-painted tiles.
Fusion Bay is known for its delicious seafood, traditional cookery classes, and charming ambience. Try the mouth-watering prawn olathiyathu and fish molee, and learn some of the cooking techniques from the master chefs.
The Mattancherry Palace also known as Dutch Palace is a museum that showcases the traditional Kerala architectural style blended with the colonial style. Visitors can admire the beautiful murals and paintings depicting the great epic Ramayana.
The Santa Cruz Basilica is a beautiful church that reflects the Portuguese influence in Kochi. Visitors can admire the intricate and artistic woodwork and the stunning stained glassed windows.
Catch the sunset at the famous Chinese Fishing Nets and watch the fishermen in action. Visitors can even get a chance to try their hand at the nets!
If you have more time, you can visit the Hill Palace Museum to learn more about the history of Kerala's royal families. Art enthusiasts can visit the Kashi Art Gallery in Fort Kochi to admire the artworks created by local artists. Or head to the nearby village to enjoy a tranquil backwater ride or a relaxing ayurvedic spa. If you have less time, you can skip the Paradesi Synagogue and opt to visit the nearby Spice Market. Also, make sure to wear comfortable shoes and stay hydrated as Kochi can get quite hot and humid during the day.