Fort Kochi

The different attractions include Kerala Kathakali Centre, Dutch Palace, Maritime Museum, Indo - Portuguese Museum, Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica, St. Francis Church, Jew Town and Synagogue, Chinese fishing nets. Along with this long list, one can have good food in very aesthetic cafes in and around fort kochi. The ambience of these cafes along with the natural aesthetics of fort kochi is a perfect blend. Another interesting thing to do is the ferry ride from fort kochi to different other parts of ernakulam.

It has that effect on the travellers, where they get absorbed by the serene surroundings and unique architectures. Unlike most forts of middle and northern India, Fort Kochi is not about historical fortifications, canons and ruins of old palatial buildings. Till date, it has the vibe of an ancient colonial city with its toy-town like streets, colourful and charming buildings and a picturesque view out at the beach - much like the small towns of southern Europe.
One must enjoy the Kochi Carnival, the very popular festival, which is celebrated every year during the New Year eve. If you are bored with the hustle and bustle of the city, then this beach is a perfect getaway for you. Foodies can find several restaurants and eating joints that offer delicious cuisines. Hence, Fort Kochi beach has become a retreat for visitors from different parts of the world.
Getting there
Nearest railway station: Ernakulam Railway Station, about 11 km
Nearest airport: Cochin International Airport, about 37 km
Google map coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/qmqM98E6QQGCLzTq7