Some of the Amazing Tourist Destinations around the Site of Kochi Fort Kochi

Renowned for its Chinese fishing net, beautiful beaches
and endowing architectural manifesto separates the beauty of fort Kochi with other brilliance of time. Located at a distance of 13 km from the site of Ernakulam, fort Kochi looks to retain a glory of the bygone era and the European influence measuring the site of it needs no introduction for those who understand the importance of this amazing historical place.

Bastion of fort and its specimen shared its glory with their past colonials like Dutch and Portuguese are very much reflected within the periphery of town and the area here is the best place for you witness all around glory of Kerala.

Jew Synagogue and Jew Town

Jew synagogue which is renowned as Paradeshi Synagogue is one of the oldest worship place where Jews during their call established within the periphery of Kochi. It was around late 15^th century when solvent trading community of Jews with collaboration with the local guardian or say king commissioned the site and at present it is the most preserve and heritage site of Kerala.

When it comes to an architectural beauty than the prosperous walls of synagogue is wrapped and painted in Chinese tiles and within the floor of synagogue you have brilliance of compilation that depicts the glory of Jewish people.

Dutch Palace

Dutch palace which is renowned as Mattenchery Palace was a courtesy of Portuguese colonials. However after its construction which was completed in late 15^th century it was presented as generosity of colonials to Raja Veera Kerala Varma of Kochi.

Built in a typical Kerala mansion style the walls of it classify the aristocracy and regal affair of the upper class. Perched perfectly within the ambience of Jews town the location of it gives an opportunity to its traveller to view the backwaters of Kochi. Murals of it that depicts the glory of epic battle of Ramayana and Mahabharata can be considered as major attraction along with its central courtyard.

Marine Drive

Marine drive can be considered as popular hangout of the local people. Perched with its scenic background and stretch of backwaters the place access by the tourist who comes here during the time of evening to enjoy the call of nature.

Perfect for a sunset view the walkways, shopping malls, cinema halls, cafe and supermarket has made the place must visit during the call of Kochi. Make sure to visit The Rainbow Bridge and the International Tourism Boat Jetty Complex which can be considered as two of the most brilliant area to revere.

Cherai Beach

Located at the northern end of Vypeen Island, Cherai beach is the place for you visit while coming down at Kochi. Facing the eternal waves of Arabian Sea the beach is renowned for luscious green groves, coconut fringes and sandy shore.

Swimming has been a main activity you can look to perform here because its low tide which complimented by the sea shells and occasional view of dolphins makes your walk just impeccable.

Hill Palace

Hill palace of Tripunithura is renowned for its royal collection of the then maharajas of Kochi. Sprawled over 52 acres the site was commissioned by Maharaja of Kochi during late 18th century. As a state heritage monument the palace contains numerous antique and historical things.

Owing to its importance the site at present functions under archaeological department and to save and chained the legacy the department has converted the site as Archaeological museum. The entire exhibition here relates its history with the royal family of Cochin which in turn has made the site the largest archaeological museum of the state.

Bolgatty Palace

Located at the site of Bolgatty Island the palace is a courtesy of Dutch. The palace at its first instance served as a residence of commander of Dutch Malabar and previously it was renowned as governor palace.

Established during the call of 1744 this quaint mansion was taken into lease by the British colonials and the palace served as a residence of British governor for considerable amount of time. After the call of independence the site came under the jurisdiction of the state and at present it serves as heritage resort of the state.

Kodanad Elephant Training Center

Elephant can be considered as holy animals of India and within the shore of nation it has great value and in such run Kerala is not an exception. Elephant here is an integral part of Kerala and to preserve them Kodanad Elephant Training Center works as a sole association.

Located at the southern banks of Periyar River the centre is amongst the largest training centres within the nation and at present with the enacting law the centre is working to rescue the elephants of the area.

 Willingdon Island

Named after lord Willingdon the island here is a manmade island which is surrounded by the tranquil backwaters of Kochi. It was in 1933 when Sir Robert Bristow headed the initiative to create the same. Traveller must understand that its location is perched by the perks of trade centres, port trust and naval command.

Previously the site was a functioning area of Cochin airport, sea port and railway terminus but after the call of Cochin port trusts it the site is incepted as headquarters of Southern Naval command.

Well apart from these interesting attractions, there are many other exciting things to do and to visit in Kochi. It’s just that you have to plan a trip to this historical city of Kerala and explore the most beautiful attractions and things that are rare and hard to find in any other corner of the world.