Also known as the Dutch Palace, it features Kerala murals depicting Hindu temple art, portraits and exhibits of the Cochin royal family.
Built in 1568, it is the oldest active synagogue in the Commonwealth of Nations and features Belgian chandeliers, Chinese tiles, and an oriental rug.
Displays a unique collection of ancient South Indian musical instruments, masks, statues, and household utensils and also features a Kathakali performance.
A well-known restaurant for serving authentic Indian cuisine with vegetarian and vegan options. The restaurant is small yet cozy, and the food is delicious.
A vast complex with 49 buildings displaying the belongings of the Cochin royal family, including their costumes, furniture, paintings, and pottery.
A picturesque promenade that offers views of the backwaters and the sunset, and features street food vendors, cafes, and markets.
The largest mall in India in terms of total retail space and features local and international brands, a cinema, a food court, and various entertainment options.
Some other attractions to consider are the Chinese Fishing Nets in Fort Kochi, the backwaters of Alleppey, and the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary in Thekkady. It is also recommended to try authentic Kerala cuisine such as appam, puttu, and fish curry. To maximize your fun, try to plan your itinerary strategically to avoid the rush hours. Additionally, you can hire a local guide to learn more about Kerala's culture and history.
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