Bask in the morning sun at Fort Kochi Beach, where you will see Chinese fishing nets and experience diverse cultural influences that shaped Kerala. You can also take a dip or go for a morning stroll on the long beach.
Also known as Dutch Palace, it is rich in art, history, and architecture with paintings depicting the epic stories of the Hindu Puranas and portraits of the Maharajas of Kochi.
A popular dine-out spot for locals serving authentic Malabar cuisine which includes biryani, appam with stew, and seafood dishes.
This museum showcases the traditional life and architecture of Kerala's various regions through lamps, masks, sculptures, and utensils. You can witness the famous Theyyam dance performance in the Amphitheatre if you're lucky.
In this cultural centre, step back in time, upstage your cultural quotient by experiencing kathakali show, traditional martial arts performances and classical operas.
Take a leisurely sunset cruise on this quaint boulevard, making it one of the best in Kochi to unwind amidst the laid-back ambiance of the waterfront.
If you have more time, add a visit to the St. Francis Church, Santa Cruz Basilica as these colonial era religious centers have a rich and diverse history. Getting around Kochi can be a little challenging, so plan your itinerary according to the distance, and use services like local taxis and tuk-tuks for transportation.