Things To Do in Cochin

Things to do in Cochin

1. Museum of Kerala History: If you are a history lover then; for sure you are going to love this place. Do not make a mistake of seizing the Museum of Kerala History in the Cochin city as any average museum. The implication of this ‘live’ museum deceit lies in the truth that it narrates the past history of the land from beginning to end by the means of splendid and revealing light and sound illustration.

2. Pareekshith Thampuran Museum: Pareekshith Thampuran Museum is another place where you can go with your family. It is a very superior archeological museum positioned close to the “Shiva temple”, lying on the Durbar Hall Road at Ernakulam. This museum show off a remarkable album of 19th century pictures, coins, ancient monuments, and scriptures made up and in stone as well as POP( Plaster of Paris), wall paintings and the royal memorabilia which once belonged to the members of the Cochin royal family.

3. Willingdon Island: The Willington Island holds the contemporary port portion Cochin city of Kerala. The island is a man-made artificial but beautiful island formed from the sand excavated out while extending the Kochi port deep inside.

4. St Francis Church: St Francis Xavier’s Church at Fort Kochi was constructed in the year 1503, by the Portuguese dealers. This church is so beautifully constructed that no one can resist its charm. A visit to this place provides you with a sense of calmness and freshness.

5. Marine Drive: Marine Drive is a gorgeous walkway in Cochin (Kochi), situated in the Kerala state of India. The Marine Drive is constructed such that it faces the backwaters of Cochin. It is an admired hangout spot for the local public as well as the visitors.

6. Chinese Fishing Nets: The Chinese fishery nets at the Fort of Kochi, situated in the Cochin, make up a very trendy tourist luring spot in Kerala. They are permanent land systems, which are used for a very exclusive and strange method of fishing.

7. Cochin Backwaters: With the coconut trees, coating the pellucid lake waters. The backwater of Cochin comes out to be a beautiful tourist spot of south India. Apart from the copious ancient headstone, like the Jewish Synagogue, the Mattancherry Palace, and the Fort Kochi; which were constructed during the pre-British era, the backwaters of Cochin is just another explanation why hundreds of travelers assemble in this stunning port town the whole year round.

8. Jewish Synagogue: The Jewish Synagogue of Cochin (Kochi) is one of the oldest synagogues in all the Commonwealth of countries. Thus, it encompasses Cochin at the highest slot in the circuit of the tourist’s favorite cities for visiting.

9. Mattancherry Palace: Even though it is sober in its appearance, the Mattancherry Palace of Cochin (Kochi) has an appealing charm of its own which drags the visitors towards it. The credit for the construction of this landmark testimonial partly goes to the Dutch, who captured Cochin during the pre-British epoch.