Things to Do in Kochi

Adjacent to water metro kochi ,toward direction of petrol pump there is chinese fishing net, which is opposite to cochin corporation zonal office we meet there.

We start walk with history of kochi,stories starting from 1st century entering into 13th century then portuguese era 15th century,  Dutch era 16th century witnessing the architecture of Dutch, outside view of burger street,princess Street,rose Street, chinese fishing net,bastion bunglow, location and history of Bastions with fort boundary area. 

From portughese era we will witness St Francis Church where Vasco da gama was burried, Moving on foot we will see from outside pandal cafe,kashi cafe, Cochin club,David Hall,bishop house,indo portughese museum,Dutch cemetery,beach,st Francis l p school , peterceli street,quieros street and santa cruz basilica Church and then we will enter in to local market and local area of kochi.

from here we hire a tutuk to reach jew town which is 2km and again we start walk to Dutch palace. Jewish synagogue,jewish cemetery,ware houses,police museum and perfume museum. We will afterwards start walk on spice market and back river side area showing local fisherman boats and their living.

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Fort Kochi in Kerala India offers heritage, history, culture, attractions and sights for every visitor.

On this walking tour, we will meet at fort kochi No. 18 Hotel, KB Jacob Road, .Meet and greet and then walk from local streets to fort kochi where we witness St. Francis Church where Vasco da Gama was buried. The 15th century church has witnessed Portuguese, Dutch and British.

As we walk towards the Bastion Bungalow, which is a Dutch infrastructure built on one of the bastions of the fort , we will witness a museum inside that has old maps, pictures, a Dutch kitchen and offers a striking view of the sea.

Our eyes will see colonial buildings built by Dutch and British and then we will go to Chinese fishing nets . Observing fisherman life, fishing, fish sellers and fish market will give a perfect idea of local life and style.

Walking towards the beach you will witness remarks about the fortress, monuments, sunset, Dutch Cemetery and David Hall. Crossing Princess Street, Rose Street and Petrocelli Street we will go to the Santa Cruz Basilica and the local market.

Discover the Colonial legacy of Kochi on this private exclusive tour in English just for you and your group. You'll be amazed!