Kochi – The Queen of the Arabian Sea
A city where history meets modernity, Kochi (Cochin) is Kerala’s vibrant cultural and commercial hub. From the ancient spice trade routes to modern-day luxury, Kochi offers a mesmerizing blend of colonial charm, backwater serenity, and contemporary experiences. Whether you’re here for heritage walks, beach escapes, backwater cruises, or culinary delights, Kochi never fails to impress!
What to See and Do
- Fort Kochi & Mattancherry: Wander through the narrow colonial streets, visit the iconic Chinese fishing nets, and explore Dutch, Portuguese, and Jewish heritage.
- Historical Marvels: Discover Mattancherry Palace (Dutch Palace), Paradesi Synagogue (India’s oldest active synagogue), and St. Francis Church (Vasco da Gama’s burial site).
- Serene Backwaters: Take a tranquil cruise through the Vembanad Lake and Kochi’s backwater canals, experiencing the beauty of Kerala’s natural wonders.
- Culinary Delights: Relish Kerala’s famous seafood, from Meen Pollichathu (banana leaf-wrapped fish) to the legendary Kerala Sadya (vegetarian feast on a banana leaf).
- Shop Like a Local: Explore Jew Town for antique treasures, Lulu Mall for modern shopping, and Broadway Market for Kerala spices and handicrafts.
Explore stress-free with our guided tours and hourly ground transfer packages.
Kochi Airport Highlights – Cochin International Airport (COK)
The first airport in the world fully powered by solar energy, Cochin International Airport is a pioneer in sustainable aviation and serves as India’s 7th busiest airport.
- World’s First Fully Solar-Powered Airport: Running entirely on solar energy since 2015, it has a solar farm producing 60,000 units of electricity daily.
- Unique Terminal Architecture: Inspired by Kerala’s traditional “nalukettu” (courtyard houses), the domestic and international terminals reflect the region’s cultural heritage.
