Kochi Tour

With a colonial history underpinning, Fort Cochin is an architectural delight. This is where your Kochi sightseeing tour should begin, as this is the area with Chinese fishing nets, with St. Francis Church and Vasco da Gama Square similarly located nearby. Walk through the winding streets filled with cafes and cute little shops.  

Mattancherry Palace

Otherwise referred to as the Dutch Palace, this 16th-century structure is a memorial to Kerala’s very rich cultural background. The murals retelling stories from the Hindu epics are a sign of patience, time, and skill, while you can get interesting perspectives from a Kochi tour expert. This palace, with a mix of European and Kerala-styled constructions, gives a photographer an efficient mode to click.

Backwaters of Kochi 

Kerala has the world-famous backwaters, and you can’t leave Kerala without experiencing the backwaters on a Kochi Backwater Tour. Take in serene canals flanked by lush coconut palms and mangroves. Observe daily life on the shore pass you by, from fishermen casting a net to children playing at the waterfront. Most Kerala tour packages include overnight stays on traditional houseboats, providing a unique perspective of this aquatic wonderland.

Willingdon Island

An artificial man-made island, a major landmark in the geography and history of Kochi. Built during the pre-independence era, it is currently the port of Kochi, along with the naval base and several luxury hotels. This is one of the islands in Kochi that some tourists cover as part of a sightseeing tour due to its strategic importance and natural beauty. The backwaters are filled with huge ships coming to the port, and it’s a gorgeous view for visitors.