Also known as the Dutch Palace, this 16th-century palace houses beautiful murals depicting the Ramayana and other Indian myths. There is a small museum inside with exhibits of the Kochi royal family's belongings. The palace is closed on Fridays.
The Hill Palace was the official residence of the Kochi royal family and now houses a museum. It has a large collection of archaeological artifacts and royal belongings. The museum's highlights are the crown and throne of the King of Kochi. The museum is closed on Mondays.
Cherai Beach is a beautiful, clean beach with a calm sea. The picturesque surroundings of the beach attract nature lovers. Some of the activities visitors can do here include swimming, sunbathing, and parasailing.
If visitors have more time, they can explore more of the city's historical sites like Fort Kochi and the Paradesi Synagogue. Those with less time can easily squeeze in other attractions like the Indo-Portuguese Museum and the Chinese Fishing Nets, which are both located in Fort Kochi. It is also recommended to try the authentic Malayali cuisine at the local stalls located near the beach.