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Affectionately called as the 'Queen of the Arabian Sea', Kochi invites you to experience the true magic of God's Own Country. It is the second largest city in Kerala and is dotted with numerous sightseeing attractions. Being the gateway to Kerala, Kochi has always been a favorite tourist destination of holidaymakers and business travelers. Travel to Kochi and feel like transported to another realm of peace and serenity.
Tourist Attractions in Kochi
Fort Kochi Beach
Take a leisurely walk around the Fort Kochi Beach and watch spectacular sunset. There are many European style bungalows located along the shoreline, taking you to nostalgic lane. At Fort Kochi Beach, see the Chinese Fishing Nets and visit the beach stalls or shacks offering fresh and delicious seafood specialties.
Santa Cruz Basilica
Located in Fort Kochi, the Basilica was originally built in 1505 by Portuguese. It was later rebuilt in 1905 and given the status of a basilica in 1984 by Pope john II.
Jewish Synagogue
One of the oldest Synagogues in Asia, Jewish Synagogue was built in 1568 A.D. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Kochi Kerala. With Belgian chandeliers and Chinese tiles, the synagogue attracts numerous tourists.
Dutch Palace (Mattancherry Palace)
Originally constructed by the Portuguese, the palace houses a fine collection of mural paintings.
Bolghatty Palace
As you travel to Kochi Kerala, see the charming Bolghatty Palace. The palace has been renovated to provide comfortable accommodation to visitors. This heritage hotel is managed by the Kerala Tourism Development Corporation (KTDC). Plan a boat ride to the island on your Kerala holiday.
Veega Land
Just 14 km from Kochi, Veega Land is the largest amusement park in the southern region of the country. A visit to Veega Land will add that extra sparkle to your Kerala holiday.
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